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Small, Insignificant, and Infinite: Growing up Madhwa Growing up, being a "Madhwa" was just an identity marker. It meant certain rituals, the smell of burnt coal and sandalwood, and the distinct vertical tilak mark on the forehead. It was just "what we did." But as I navigate the spiritual marketplace of the modern world today, that identity has become my greatest treasure. We live in a time of "pop-spirituality." Everywhere I look, I see diluted teachings, self-proclaimed gurus, and...

Why I Owe My Nervous System to Bhishma Pitamaha I grew up with the sound of the Vishnu Sahasranama before I could even fully articulate what the words meant. In many Indian households, it’s just the background score of the morning—a rhythmic, hypnotic chant that signals the start of the day. But as I’ve grown older, and deeper into my work as an astrologer and researcher, my relationship with this "song" has changed completely. It has shifted from a ritual into a lifeline. Lately, I have...

Ever feel like you’re trying to build a LEGO set without the instructions? That’s how I felt about my life for a long time. I was looking at everyone else—the people who wake up at 5 AM and crush it, the people who are naturally "chill," the people who seem to know exactly what to say—and I kept wondering, "Why don’t I work like that?" Then, I found Human Design. A Conversation That Changed Everything Recently, I met a brilliant young woman in her 20s. She has so much potential—intelligent,...