Welcome

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This is a still place. What you’ll find here are reflections—written over time, without agenda, and left for anyone who might benefit. These essays on Vedanta, dharma and the nature of being remain as a kind of offering—a light left on for the occasional traveler.

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I’ve written a lot over the years—mostly to understand myself and the world. I’m no authority, no guru, just someone who asked a lot of questions and wrote down what I found. At times, I even stumbled into creative expression: essays and short stories as novel ways of stating the same, timeless truth.

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This is an archive—unpolished, unpromoted and freely offered. If what you find here resonates, I invite you to begin exploring the essays. You might begin with one of these:​

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What is Truth? Vedanta on Physical, Moral, and Ultimate Reality

Exploring the many ways truth can be understood — from the physical to the ultimate — without dogma or pretense.

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Does Life Have Purpose? A Vedantic Perspective

A quiet look at one of the most human of questions, from the individual to the universal.

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Is Life a Dream? Vedanta, Maya, and the Illusion of Reality

How Vedanta's analysis of maya reveals the world as a fleeting, beautiful pageant.​

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