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Tag Archives: New York City
Miletus, Constantinople, Istanbul, New York
Most of my friends don’t know that I write. My family members know about my blog, of course, but they don’t read my writings. I am thankful that I have few readers who are curious about the things I write … Continue reading
Posted in history, philosophy, physics, society
Tagged Constantinople, Dogma, intellectual development, Ionia, Istanbul, Miletus of Turkey, New York City, spiritual development
Overwhelming Beauty
Last month, I had guests from Turkey. I did my best to show them the daily life in NYC. I shared my enthusiasm and affection for this city. I have grown very fond of New York City after the tragedy … Continue reading
Posted in spiritual practice
Tagged Columbia University, Dallas, Eiffel Tower, New York City, NYC, Paris, Time Square, Turkey
J.D. Salinger and Swami Vivekananda
Today, I was reading the news about L.A. Lauder’s 1 billion dollar gift to the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in the form of an art collection. Buried in the news article was a tidbit of information that another … Continue reading
Grace
There is a building known as the Grace Building in New York City. It is on the 42nd street across the Bryant Park. The architecture of this building with its concave vertical slopes of its north and south facades remind … Continue reading
Posted in archetypes, mythology, poetry, spirituality
Tagged Bryant Park, Divine grace, Fermilab, God, Gordon Bunshaft, New York City, Solow Building, W. R. Grace Building
God is
I am grateful to Times Square Church of New York City for this deeply meaningful poster.
Posted in spirituality
Tagged God, New York, New York City, Time Square Church
How to convert mundane into spiritual
In my daily walks in Manhattan I see thousands of people in a short period of time. Bryant Park is very close to my office and it is one of my favorite parks in the city so I go there … Continue reading
Posted in spiritual practice, spirituality
Tagged Bryant Park, Fermilab, New York City, Spiritual practice, spirituality
NYC Subway Musings
I take subways in New York City everyday. Depending on the time of the day and the specific line the subways can be very crowded. During rush hour it is not uncommon to be face to face with a total … Continue reading
Posted in spiritual philosophy
Tagged Cosmos, Earth, Hudson River, New York City, New York City Subway, Universe
Suresh Emre