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You toiled hard, earned money, and deposited it in a bank for safety and security. No doubt that money belongs to you, but the Bank Manager will not give it to you on your mere asking for it. There are

When you are driving a car, the car is your God. When you are doing business in market, the market is your God. According to the culture of Bharat, we first make obeisance to the work we have to do.

There are no limitations of time or space for the establishment of oneself in the contemplation of the Omnipresent Lord. There is nothing like holy place or special time for this. Wherever the mind revels in contemplation of the Divine,

Fill your hearts with love and let love be the guiding principle in all your activities. When you have love in your heart, you need not worry about anything. God will always be with you, in you, around you and

I called on all those suffering in the endless round of birth and death to worship the feet of the Guru (spiritual preceptor)! The Guru that was announcing Himself, had come again for taking upon Himself the burden of those who find refuge in

God never asks anything from anyone. But when people give to Him with a full heart, He returns a thousand-fold. You know the story of Kuchela. For the gift of a fistful of dry rice, Krishna granted him lifelong prosperity.

The greatest obstacle on the path of surrender is ahankara (egoism) and mamakara (mineness or possessiveness). It is something that has been inherent in your personality since ages, sending its tentacles deeper and deeper with the experience of every succeeding life. It can be

It is the destiny of man to journey from humanity to Divinity. In this pilgrimage, he is bound to encounter various obstacles and trials. To illumine the path and help him overcome these troubles, sages, seers, realised souls, divine personalities,

Once a wealthy man decided to go on a pilgrimage of sacred places. To escape the trouble of carrying too much luggage, he tied only very essential items in a bedroll and embarked on his journey. As the saying goes,