Significance of celebrating Krishna Janmashtami

Janmashtami celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. Krishna’s birth on Ashtami, the eighth day of a lunar fortnight or the half moon is significant, as …

Significance of Shravan Purnima

Shravan Purnima is dedicated to the brother and sister relationship – Raksha Bandhan. It is also the day that the janeu (sacred thread) is changed dow…

Meditation, Pranayama and prayer eliminates doubts

When a child starts becoming aware of its own body, it starts asking more and more questions. And when the body matures into adolescent stage, there a…

All human beings are good!

There is a verse by Kabir: "I went to find a bad person in the universe, and I found none." All human beings are good! There are negative tendencies i…

Everything is Interdependent

One who asks for independence is a beggar. One who knows that it is an illusion is a king. Life is such; you should not feel "I am dependent, and I wa…

One World Family

There is an underlying unity in all the cultures around the world. We should realise that we are a one world family and find the common thread in diff…

Sharavan- Month in which nature celebrates Shiva

Sharavan is a month which heralds the onset of monsoon after the scorching heat of summer. The earth bursts with new shoots, trees are full of leaves …

Six levels of relationship with the Guru

The first and the highest level of relationship between the guru and the shishya is called Para Sambandh. It means that there is no difference between…

Ego disappears in unconditional Love

Ego is simply being unnatural, pretension, showing something that you are not. It always needs someone else to appreciate and recognise you. Ego is so…

True laughter in life

If you ever happen to meet God, do you know what you would tell him? "Oh, I have met you inside." God will dance with you when the day dawns in laught…