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George John

Bromley
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Retired Emeritus Consultant Psychiatrist. Full time care giver. Author & writer. Interest in Philosophy; History; human behaviour; belief systems.
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Caregiver's Diary: Spirituality is the Human Refusal to Live Only For Oneself

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By George John
| Outlook (India) Verified
Home Culture society Caregivers diary spirituality is the human refusal to live only foroneself Published at: 24 September 2026 3:25 pm Thinker’s Diary Published at: 24 September 2026 3:25 pm Caregiver's Diary: Spirituality is the Human Refusal to Live Only For Oneself I was born into a world where religion had shape, sound and smell. It had bells, candles, hymns, incense, feast days, fasting days, Sunday clothes and ancestral memory.
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Opinion When we become too busy to think

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By George John
| The Indian Express Verified
We have never had so much information at our fingertips. We know what is happening in distant wars almost as it happens. We can summon facts in seconds, communicate across continents, and organise our lives with extraordinary efficiency. Yet there is a curious paradox at the heart of all this abundance: The more information we consume, the less time we seem to have to think. Nearly sixty years ago, Martin Heidegger warned about the difference between merely calculating and genuinely thinking.
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Opinion If India wants to be a genuine meritocracy, it must examine the institution

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By George John
| The Indian Express Verified
Consider two equally intelligent children entering the same prestigious school. One comes from a family familiar with such institutions. At home, adults discuss books and current affairs. Questions are encouraged. Confidence in speaking to authority has been cultivated almost unconsciously. The other child may be the first in the family to enter such a world. The intelligence may be identical. The cultural preparation is not. Perhaps one simply learned the song before hatching.
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