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Agapanthus
By Pavithra K. Mehta I never notice agapanthus before she blooms. This lack of awareness allows for yearly ambush. A blue bombardment, like so many miniature firecracker displays in freeze frame, they seize the sidewalks, fully formed– their delicate globes fashioned … Continue reading
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Live In the Soul and Be Guided By It
–by Pavithra Mehta (Nov 08, 2019) Dr. V firmly believes that action motivated by love exerts a force and organizing power of its own. He makes the cultivation of unconditional compassion for all beings a daily goal—a Dalai Lama-esque endeavor not always … Continue reading
If We Could Learn To Live Like That
–by Pavithra Mehta (Mar 11, 2016) There is something arresting and unearthly about a magnolia tree in flower. Something that dances between divinity and dementia. A whirling dervish of a tree. Bursting with grace and an utter lack of restraint. See … Continue reading
I Double Dare You
–by Pavithra Mehta (Aug 12, 2015) the edges of things are always deceptive. because we are taught to believe in endings and beginnings. but the truth is: There Are No Borders. and all boundaries are lines drawn in the … Continue reading
Life Is Baeutiful
–by Pavithra Mehta (May 21, 2015) Do you remember the name of your kindergarden teacher? I do, mine. Her name was Mrs. White. And I remember thinking she must be some older relation of Walt Disney’s Snow White, because she had … Continue reading
Infinite Vision
-by Pavithra K. Mehta (Oct 21, 2011) Dr. Govindappa Venkataswami, also known as Dr. V, held himself and his team to a set of powerful, unwritten directives. Stay rooted in compassion. Skillfully channeled, compassion can drive and dictate inclusion, equality, … Continue reading
