“Some days, the mind is a monk in meditation. Others, it’s a motherboard sparking chaos.”

Today wasn’t ordinary.

My brain was a switchboard, hot-wiring ideas that refused to stay in their lanes.

From Salvation to Sedation: Mukti Bhavan vs. Hotel California

One’s a sacred hospice for the soul’s departure.

The other, a gilded cage where you check in but never leave.

At Mukti Bhavan, you wait for liberation, embracing the end.

In Hotel California, you’re lulled into believing you’ve arrived.

“One seeks release. The other traps you in relapse.”

We live in the tension—chasing freedom, seduced by illusion.

ADHD in Kids, ADHD in Code

A child’s scattered focus is labeled a disorder.

Yet the apps we worship—swiping, jumping, interrupting—are hailed as genius.

If a kid acted like TikTok’s UI, we’d call it chaos.

When tech does it, we call it innovation.

“Are we glitching, or have we coded distraction as brilliance?”

Our tech has ADHD—and we’re addicted to its frenzy.

Save the Gun, Spare the Life: Can AI Learn Ahimsa?

We’re building guns with eyes and souls—AI that pauses before pulling the trigger.

Control is no longer enough; now, we code for conscious restraint.

“What if a gun could meditate before it fired?”

Smart guns. Wiser code.

A future where tech doesn’t just act—it reflects.

The Tech That Ticks

“Thoughts are bullets. The brain, the gun.

True safety lies in disarming the thought before it fires.”

Who stops the shot?

“The watcher. The tech that ticks—not to fire, but to pause.”

It’s not about silencing the mind—it’s about hearing its hum.

Not chaining the machine, but letting it breathe between sparks.

A Wired Day, A Watchful Mind

Call it burnout, brilliance, or bhakti—some days, metaphors write themselves.

When guns weigh ethics,

when sacred lodges echo rock ballads,

when attention deficits become design dogma—

that’s not distraction.

That’s dhyana, wired.