Vikram Hazra

First of all, a huge thank you for all those comments on the Indore dsn, and kudos to all whose sankalpa made it happen 🙂 The past week was a series of Sumeru Sandhya concerts in Haryana, driving through Sonepat, Bhiwani, Rohtak and Karnal. Its wonderful to see an utterly prosperous rural belt for a […]

Deserted streets, save for some stray dogs, a few old hangers-on, and of course in the inner lanes or gullies, kids playing cricket! Holidays? Bandhs? Nope, its Indore’s first total curfew since 1984 (Indira Gandhi’s assassination – but that was all over India) Friends of ours in the police inform us that its a purely […]

That’s the title of a song by Randy Travis (my favourite country singer) and Vern Gosdin; it’s a tongue-in-cheek lament about how we’ve screwed the future of our planet in the name of progress. Driving through Goa, one feels that God has truly been kind to us, giving us such a beautiful and abundant home. […]

Stumbled upon this link a few minutes ago; it was during rehearsals for a performance organised by Keerti Mathur at the Bloomsbury Theatre, London, in early 2005. It was still v cold, I was travelling through Europe and had a few satsangs and concerts in and around London as well. Julian Hinton is one of […]

Looks like I was indeed lost in thought. Saw a v interesting movie, In Bruges, slightly meandering and slightly surreal, but exquisitely shot. Colin Farrell once again lights up the screen with his nuanced performance, and Ralph Fiennes enters late with a significant cameo. I finally finished a long set of courses and satsangs, enjoying […]

What are my feelings dependent on? They could change rapidly, yet some could linger interminably giving a continuous aftertaste 🙂 One could be in the most depressing place feeling elated, or in paradise feeling down. The mind is such an intricate mechanism, playing tricks on us each moment – a word from someone is enough […]