I spent my 20s wandering solo through over 30 countries. The world felt like a carnival to be explored. Every turn revealed a kaleidoscope of experiences — new sights, sounds, languages, and everything else that defines a place and its people. I look back at this period of exploration as … 

This article is derived from the book “Freedom from the Known” by Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895–1986). His work has been a tremendous influence in my life, giving me clarity on myself and the perspectives I hold. Fear is a subject that human society has been grappling with for as long as … 

Being born into this world feels like finding yourself in theater, on stage, midway through a play and nobody handed you the script. You’ll have to figure out your role alongside other characters while concurrently speculating on the storyline and what comes next. The unspoken truth is that nobody ever … 

Life is akin to a maze of challenges with us in pursuit of achievements that give our existence significance and purpose; often in the guise of recognition and wealth. We are willing to exchange this for our time, relationships and personal wellbeing without realizing that what we set out for … 

To understand the human condition, my go-to is the extensive work of Indian philosopher, Jiddu Krishnamurti. His narrative on pleasure-seeking as the driving force for human action is a must for anyone wanting to understand the root of their unease and find peace in a world that gives everything but. …