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Mira Prabhu

Writer

Mira Prabhu was a writer and a novelist based in Tiruvannamalai, India, who bravely succumbed to cancer.

Articles by Mira Prabhu (8)

Playing dead
PerspectiveVolume 28, Issue 3

Playing dead

By Mira PrabhuOct 15, 2020

We need to be ready for our death. It can happen at any time. The sooner we realise that we are truly love, then we can embrace the inevitable in a same state of love and peace.

Those boring old clichés
InsightVolume 28, Issue 2

Those boring old clichés

By Mira PrabhuJul 15, 2020

True friendship is a rare commodity. Virtually all human relations are tainted with ego. Even generosity frequently comes as a mask for the egoic self. But if beaten and betrayed, we must keep moving towards the Light that is truly ourselves. Life can make us bitter or better: the choice is ours.

You can run but you can’t hide
PerspectiveVolume 27, Issue 2

You can run but you can’t hide

By Mira PrabhuJul 15, 2019

When we take the unreal for the real we suffer. We fail to see that beneath our suffering is pure gold. The only way to break the cycle of suffering is to step out of what is unreal (ego) into what is real (our Immortal Self).

The paradox of addiction
PrespectiveVolume 27, Issue 2

The paradox of addiction

By Mira PrabhuJul 15, 2019

The worst addiction is to our limited sense of self. It is this egoic state, which we have carefully fabricated over lifetimes, to which most of us are really addicted. Only a sharp intellect that can cut through the illusions and delusions of relative life, coupled with a yearning for genuine peace, can give us the determination to confront it and then dissolve it into a higher consciousness.

Luminous pearls on a cosmic string
PerspectiveVolume 26, Issue 2

Luminous pearls on a cosmic string

By Mira PrabhuJul 15, 2018

An Enlightened Being can take any form, and wait for just the right moment, to deliver a transformative message — since such a one is unconstrained by human limitations and the element of time does not exist in the Absolute realm. Yogis use the metaphor of luminous pearls on a very long string to depict our successive incarnations. Earth is a school — and we need wisdom, effort and grace to figure out our unique lessons. And yet, if we forget that our true nature is immortal Spirit, we cannot learn these subtle lessons — and so we reincarnate over and over again ad nauseam, until we realise we are far more than our egoic system and firmly decide to graduate from samsara.