Priya Sanjay Tandon

“From birth to death, from dawn till night, man pursues fleeting pleasures by the exploitation, the despoiling, and the desecration of Nature, ignoring the truth that it is the property of God, the Creator, and any injury caused to it is a sacrilege which merits dire punishment.” (Bhagwan Baba) A

“God alone is your anchor, who will save you from stress and storm.” (Bhagwan Baba) Indian Mythology is so rich and there is so much to learn from the little anecdotes therein. Every time I read a mythological text, I find a treasure. Here is one of them. Indra, the

“The mind must become bhakthimaya (saturated with devotion to God). The intelligence must be transformed into Jnana (divine knowledge).” (Bhagwan Baba) The Epic Ramayana has innumerable little anecdotes in it that hold a lot of meaning. Here is one of them. It is said that once Sage Vashistha visited the

“Investigate and examine, then you have the right to pronounce judgement.” (Bhagwan Baba) King Bhoja was considered to be a just and fair king. One day a Brahmin came to him and said, “I have been away to Kashi on a pilgrimage. Before leaving I gave three precious stones to