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In 1977, PK, a 23-year-old Delhi street artist from a poor, ‘untouchable’ family, picked up a handful of paintbrushes and a second-hand bicycle and set off across 6000 miles and nearly a dozen countries. His mission: to find Lotta, the woman who had captured his heart on a visit to India.
PK knew their meeting was fate. When he was still a baby, an astrologer left his ...
Choice and responsibility
OPERATOR (Ilya Orlov)
Source and length. Existing English free excerpt of FIELD OPERATOR, PDF pages 3–7, Chapter 4, Part 10. The sample introduction identifies the Russian premium v2 source as pages 82–88. The excerpt is 512 words including its Part 10 heading, or 504 without it; bullet markers and standalone hyphens are e...
Q&A with James William Coleman, author of Searching for Tara: The Goddess Who Became a Buddha
Interview with James William Coleman, Author of Searching for Tara: The Goddess Who Became a Buddha
We’re living in times of profound imbalances, chaos, strife, and egos—far away from nature, from instinct, and from emotion. Author, Buddhist a...
by Anton Ivanov
My ninety-day daily practice with the four temples has a prehistory, and in it I planted the seed of the version of myself I live in now. Everything began in 2014, after my bankruptcy and my return to Bulgaria, and it goes on to this day. In that period, close to ten months, I had enough time to look back ove...
By Momir Marceta, author of Beyond the Rainbow and On Karma.
Sometimes something wholly unexpected stops us in the middle of an ordinary day. A word someone says, a scene in the street, a few notes of a song. Outwardly, hardly anything has happened, yet within us a storm has risen that we do not yet know how to name.
The tears ...