Field Notes · Saju Divakar
Original writing exploring science, philosophy, memory, devotion and imagination.
A seeker discovers the difference between being told and seeing for himself.
A late-night conversation between a physicist and the photon he studies.
A conversation about the historical context of stories and their readers.
Arjuna and Krishna meet again at the beginning of another life.
A passing train brings a remembered love briefly into view.
A quiet night in the temple becomes a dance of music and devotion.
Costume, character and the unfinished debts of another life.
A poem moving through waking, dreaming, sleep and silence.
A winter garden and the experience of a quiet mind.
A reflection on the self, consciousness and the limits of knowing.
Why some knowledge travels most faithfully through stories.
A philosophical reflection on consciousness and suffering.
Patterns, rituals and the stories we build around chance.
Time as the artist of a world in continual transformation.
A pandemic-era reflection on incomplete moments and the larger story.