Seeing Through the Lens of Vedanta
Stories for Seekers
Fictional narratives that explore spiritual insight, self-inquiry, and the mystery of existence—written in the tradition of works like Siddhartha, The Prophet, and Jonathan Livingston Seagull. These stories blend philosophy and mood, inviting the reader into a contemplative space where fiction becomes a mirror.
SHORT STORIES
These are not just stories—they are invitations. Each piece in this collection explores spiritual awakening, nonduality, and the search for meaning through narrative. Whether through allegory, realism, or poetic metaphor, these stories echo the timeless questions found in works like Siddhartha, The Prophet, and The Little Prince. If you’ve ever asked who you are beneath the roles, what death might reveal, or whether freedom is possible in a world on fire, these fictional meditations may resonate.
When Amy arrives in heaven, she expects paradise—reunion, relief, maybe a harp or two. What she finds instead is a strangely familiar family, uncanny perfection, and a growing suspicion that something deeper is going on. As her loved ones hint at cosmic truths and the illusion of separation, Amy begins to confront a reality more expansive—and unsettling—than anything she imagined. A warm, witty, and spiritually provocative tale about death, identity, and waking up from the greatest dream of all.
An aging man unleashes a torrent of righteous anger—at the news, the billionaires, the system, and the disillusionments of his own life. In a world poisoned by noise and greed, he feels bitter, empty, and alone. But just as despair sets in, a child’s innocent question cracks something open.
A raw, unexpectedly tender short story about modern cynicism, spiritual fatigue, and the redemptive power of presence. A contemplative fable for those disillusioned with the world—and still seeking meaning.
The Allegory of the Virtual Reality Headset
In a not-so-distant future, players in the metaverse forget they are players at all. They build lives, identities, and even religions within a simulated world that seems more real than reality itself. But the day of unplugging comes for everyone, bringing with it a terrifying revelation. A spiritual allegory and modern retelling of Plato’s Cave—exploring illusion, digital identity, and the awakening of true Self. Perfect for readers interested in simulation theory, nonduality, and metaphysical fiction.
On a sweltering, overcrowded bus barreling toward nowhere, a diverse group of passengers sits in stunned silence as the aging driver pushes forward. Outside, the world spirals into absurdity; inside, one rider turns inward—not to escape, but to see. A dark, symbolic meditation on climate collapse, loss of control, and the liberating act of witnessing without resistance. A spiritual parable for our unraveling age.
At his father’s deathbed, a son struggles to find words that speak both truth and love. What begins in silence slowly deepens into one of the only honest conversations they’ve ever shared. As the final breaths draw near, they touch something real—beyond roles, memories, or regret. A quiet, emotionally resonant story about death, forgiveness, and the enduring presence of love.
Two elderly men reflect on a lifetime shaped by belief, division, and identity. But as their stories unravel and their roles soften, they arrive at a quiet realization: the self they clung to was never real. A gentle, philosophical story about aging, ego, and the dissolving of separateness.
Waiting for the World to Change
In a decaying world, two men sit across from each other—one resigned, the other restless. Through their conversation, questions arise: Is there any hope left? Does clarity mean action, or stillness? A dialogue-driven meditation on despair, complicity, and the quiet revolution of inner change. A spiritual short story for seekers looking to make peace with a chaotic world.
The Little Wave - A Children's Parable
In the heart of the sea, a small wave feels plain and afraid. But with help from a dolphin, a seagull, and the ocean itself, it begins to understand that it was never just a wave at all. A lyrical and heartwarming story—perfect for children and adults alike—about belonging, change, and the deep truth of unity. A spiritual rhyme reminiscent of The Little Soul and the Sun or The Little Prince.