Swami ji said … No stone was left unturned and painstaking efforts were made by our elders - right through our childhood and adolescence - to instill in us the major difference between 'right' and 'wrong'; to be ever conscious of the distinct void that exists between them and how essential it was for us... Continue Reading →

Swami ji said… If we go down memory lane, it would not take us very long to recall - how we would take no longer than a few seconds—or perhaps a couple of minutes— to make a decision —" एक फ़ैसला लेने में, निर्णय लेने में…" — as children, adolescents, and even, today, as adults,... Continue Reading →

Swami ji said… What is our reaction on seeing a well-groomed person step out in style from a customised car, donning the most expensive accessories, leaving behind a fragrance of a limited-edition perfume - as he strides past us, oozing confidence? Most of us stop doing what we were attempting to do, and, thoroughly distracted... Continue Reading →

Swami ji said… “Life is a race. In today’s cut-throat competition, you must have an edge over others. You must learn to survive. You have to be the best. There is no place for mediocrity, and no room for failure or losers.” Such stern and uncompromising words are very often poured into young ears, directing... Continue Reading →

Swami ji said… “ 'नेकी कर, कुएँ में डाल' ” - are gems of wisdom that have been passed on from one generation to the next with the special, noble purpose of exhorting the younger ones to do good deeds - for whosoever it could be - without expecting anything in return from anyone. But,... Continue Reading →