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Priya Sanjay Tandon

A Step Towards God!

Kuchela went to Lord Krishna to ask for many material gifts. But on seeing the Divine face of Krishna, he forgot all his desires. On his return to his native village he found that big mansions had sprung up at the spot of his old dwelling. His wife came out,

Nature And Life!

Learn a lesson from the stream. It rushes to the hollows, never to the heights. Bend before the lowly, the humble, the godly, the good; don’t bend before the proud, the promoters of hate and greed. Learn the lesson in selfless service, forbearance, tolerance from the tree. Determination is

The Desires!

Once a great Maharaja (ruler) held a big exhibition of paintings and art products. The finest works of Art were on display. The exhibition was open to one and all. The Maharaja announced that anyone could walk in and take away whatever one liked. Large numbers of men and women

Real peace

Real peace

There once was a King who offered a prize to the artist who would paint the best picture of peace. Many artists tried. The King looked at all the pictures, but there were only two he really liked and he had to choose between them. One picture was of a

The Exile!

In the Ramayana, when Lord Rama agrees to go into exile and proceeds to the forest for stay of fourteen long years, Sita too gives up all the luxuries she was accustomed to; she braves the perils of jungle life, for the sake of being in the presence of Rama.

Spiritual Progress Is Directly Proportionate To The Reduction Of Desires:

To illustrate the disastrous consequences of excessive desire, I will narrate a story. Once a wayfarer, who was making a long journey by foot in the hot sun, was feeling tired and sought the shade of a tree to rest for a while. It so happened that the tree was

The Vision!

Vivekananda discovered the truth by observing the reactions of different persons to the same situation. Seeing a man who had fallen on the wayside after taking intoxicating drinks, two thieves, who were themselves drunk, remarked that the man must be a thief like themselves who had got drunk after a