Writings
"We've been sleepwalking at Home."
I write poetry and translate the vachanas of the 12th-century mystics. My work arises from the conviction that the sacred is not a distant realm but the texture of daily life—the ache, the waiting, the sudden intrusion of grace in the ordinary.
Poetry
My collection, I AM: Poems for the Fever of Wanting, was written at a threshold—the place where the seeking self finally stops running long enough to realize it never had anywhere to go. These poems are not answers. They are companions.
Read I AM: Poems for the Fever of Wanting
Vachana Reloaded
Vachana Reloaded is a sacred conspiracy—a three-voiced collaboration reanimating the radical, embodied poetry of Basavanna, Akka Mahadevi, Allama Prabhu, and their fellow 12th-century mystics for the 21st century.
A parallel exploration of Manku Thimmana Kagga, the timeless Kannada poetry of D.V. Gundappa, rendered into contemporary English.
From the Bookshelf
"Live like you chose it all, and then choose again."
— from Choose
A Closing Invitation
"All the love you ache for is never past the tip of your nose."
— from Ache
If these words resonate, I invite you to reach out. Let's begin the journey home—together.