For decades, we’ve filed these things under "Superstition." We assumed that our ancestors were just scared of the dark or trying to appease angry gods. We rolled our eyes, packed our bags for the city, and replaced our copper water jugs with plastic bottles and our Surya Namaskar with gym memberships.

One of the book's most powerful chapters explores why Ganesha broke his own tusk to write the Mahabharata. It’s a profound lesson on sacrificing vanity for the sake of purpose. Seshadri teaches us that we don’t need to be "whole" or perfect to create something magnificent; we just need to be willing.

This powerful anthology of fifteen short stories delves into the silent wars waged in drawing rooms and boardrooms, where the weapons are wit, patience, and secret ledgers.

In a world obsessed with achievement, Akhyayikas VII – 100 Spiritual Stories That Stir the Soul reminds us gently: the greatest journey is inward. If you are seeking a reading experience that comforts, questions, challenges and elevates — this book deserves a place on your shelf and in your heart.

All day, the key nagged her. At work, at lunch, even on the ride home. Its ridges felt strangely familiar. That night, she pulled out an old wooden jewelry box she hadn’t touched in a decade—the one her mother had given her at sixteen, the year everything fell apart.

These nine forms of devotion—collectively known as Nava-vidha Bhakti—offer diverse ways to engage with the Divine, allowing each person to find a route that resonates deeply with their heart.

Practical exercises you can try immediately—witnessing thoughts, letting go, gratitude, random acts of kindness, and “letting it be” in the middle of your day The focus is always the same: timeless wisdom in simple language, ready for everyday use.

If you love books that celebrate the spiritual essence of India, the beauty of everyday people, and the extraordinary hidden in the ordinary, this book is for you.

Four Monks Decided to Meditate Silently without speaking for two weeks.   They began with enthusiasm, and no one said a word the whole day. By nightfall of the first day, the candle began to flicker and then went out.   The First Monk blurted out, "Oh, No! The candle is out!"   The Second Monk said, "Hey! We are not supposed to speak!"   The Third Monk said in an irritated voice, "What is this? Why did you two break the Silence?"   The Fourth Monk smiled and said, "Wow! I'm t

Imagine being able to handle a difficult conversation at work with unshakable integrity. Or navigating a family disagreement with compassion and grace. Or simply finding a sense of purpose in your daily hustle.

It is an ambitious, beautifully curated collection that journeys through ten of the world's most powerful myth traditions: Celtic Jewish Greek Roman Norse Aztec Persian Chinese Japanese Finnish

Hindus, for all their deep spiritual inheritance, often miss the wood for the trees. There is no formal structure of teaching these profound philosophies — neither in schools nor in most homes. What remains are rituals, festivals, and fragments of scripture — practiced without context or contemplation.

Hello everyone, Have you ever been stuck in Mumbai traffic, looked around at the chaos, the grit, and the incredible, unbreakable spirit of the city, and thought to yourself: What if? What if we could fix this?What if one person, just one, decided they’d had enough and chose to fight back against the rot?What if they actually started winning? I’ve been obsessed with that "what if." So, I spent countless hours pouring that obsession into a story. And today, I want to share it

Smriti Deshmukh, 34, consultant by day, cynic by lifestyle, was running late from her client’s office in Marol. Her Wadala flat was a solid hour away, even without the traffic.

My aim is to entertain, to inspire curiosity, and perhaps, in some small measure, to do for Mumbai what Doyle did for London: to reveal its many mysteries, both grand and humble, and the quiet, persistent hope that lies beneath its restless surface.

He wanted to bury himself. He wished his mom would just disappear.

We all enter relationships with a blueprint for a perfect life. We dream of effortless harmony, of a love that feels like a finished equation. But what happens when reality intrudes? When the blueprint gets stained with coffee rings and redrawn by compromise? I am thrilled to announce the release of my new book, "The Arithmetic of Compromise: And Other Stories on the Delicate Sum of a Shared Life." This is a collection of fifteen bittersweet, poignant, and often humorous stor

In the modern rush to commercialize yoga as a fitness trend, the profound, life-altering science of Pranayama—the conscious regulation of breath—has been largely forgotten. It has been relegated to a brief opening or closing exercise, when in fact, it is the very heart of the practice.

The next big competitive advantage isn’t technological—it’s human. It’s the ability to bring your full, focused, and calm self to the table, day after day.

Dadar Phool Market On most days, Vishram D’Monte arrived at the Dadar Phool Market before the sun did. At 4:30 a.m., when the city still...