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The Blame Game by Sutapa Dasa

Feb 1, 2013 | Photoscope, Sutapa Dasa, Volume-10 Number-02 (Indian)

"Every time you point a finger at someone else, remember there are three fingers pointing back at you". id heard that many times before but this time it really got me thinking. We always seem to point the finger, become the victim, and play the blame... read more

Bubble Bath

Jan 1, 2013 | Photoscope, Volume-10 Number-01 (Indian)

Imagine being tucked up in a cozy bed on a cold winter morning. Your alarm goes off at 6.00am, and after repeated snoozing you eventually resign yourself to waking up. As you struggle out of bed, you head for the bathroom. Turning the shower knob to deep red you... read more

The Arrow of Time by Mukundamala Dasa

Aug 1, 2012 | Mukundamala Dasa, Photoscope, Volume-09 Number-08 (Indian)

Can we reverse the arrow of time? Many in the past have tried to reverse it, many have tried to keep it stationary, but all of them have failed from Hiranyakashipu to Ravana to modern atheistic scientists. Hiranyakashipu, a demonic king of bygone ages,... read more

Cross Over by Ganesh Subramaniyan

Jul 1, 2012 | Ganesh Subramaniyan, Photoscope, Volume-09 Number-07 (Indian)

My head was bursting due to anxious thoughts. Deciding to take a break, I went on a stroll in our farm. A sewerage drain blocked my way. It was too wide for me to jump across. I looked in either direction and found a bridge about hundred meters away. I walked... read more

Knowledge or Ignorance

Jun 1, 2012 | Photoscope, Volume-09 Number-06 (Indian)

Modern fictions and novels of the world occupy a greater part of people’s valuable time. Such literatures cannot do good to anyone; on the contrary, they agitate the young mind unnecessarily and increase the modes of passion and ignorance, leading to increasing... read more

Freedom Under Control by Ganesh Subramaniyan

May 1, 2012 | Ganesh Subramaniyan, Photoscope, Volume-09 Number-05 (Indian)

“Rules ah! Don’t mention them. Too many of them have spoiled my life.” No one likes to follow rules; everyone loves to break them. It appears they restrict one’s freedom. The above picture tells us the nature of rules and regulations. A... read more