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Priya Sanjay Tandon

Practice Namasmarana

Here is a beautiful Chinna Katha our beloved Bhagwan often narrates to show how human effort is necessary for even divine grace. Bhagvan has often said that “Divine grace is like the sun, one should only open one’s heart to receive it.” But very often man is not ready

The Middle Path

This is a story from the life of Buddha. One afternoon, when he was in meditation, voices drifted across. One musician was in conversation with the other. He told him, “You want to be able to play the Ektara don’t you? Then learn to tune your string properly, in

Go Out And Win Your Own Kingdom

King Phillip of Macedonia was very fond of horses. Macedonia was a state in ancient Greece just like Gujarat in India. King Philip had a son called Alexander who was then 14 years old. One day a horse trader from Turkey brought some very fine horses to sell to King

The donkey in the well

The donkey in the well

A donkey once fell into an old dry well. The poor animal cried piteously all night. The villagers were quite helpless. There was no way they could think of, to get the poor creature out. Having got tired of hearing his continuous screams for help, the villagers decided to resort

The Dirty Nests!

A dove was constantly changing her nest. The strong smell that the nest had developed over time was unbearable for her. She complained about this bitterly as she spoke with a wise, old and experienced dove. The latter nodded his head several times and said, “By changing your nest all

Tetsugen’S Three Sutras!

Tetsugen, a devotee of Zen in Japan, decided to publish the sutras, which at that time were available only in Chinese. The books were to be printed with wood blocks in an edition of seven thousand copies, a tremendous undertaking. Tetsugen began by travelling and collecting donations for this purpose.

The Cane Of Conscience!

This story is from the life of Gandhiji, not the Gandhiji whom we see in pictures, but Gandhiji as a little boy. At that time, Mohan as he was called, was hardly a saint. He was as naughty as children generally are and as mischievous! Once he happened to do