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Shraadh with Shraddha

Shraadh with Shraddha

If your parents are no more, do you miss them? Do you wish you had said, done …? After our parents and grandparents pass on to the higher realms, there may be feelings of gratitude for all that they did, or feelings of remorse for not having done enough for them

Pitron ke Paksh Mein

Pitron ke Paksh Mein

The best interpretation of the word ‘parent’ has been given by Shri Sathya Sai Baba. He said that ‘parent’ denotes pay-rent. Pay rent to your parents... We can pay the rent of Respect, Empathy, Niceness and Time. Let us remember that after our parents are gone … our siblings are still there.

Mallikarjuna Magic – The 2nd Jyotirlinga

Mallikarjuna Magic – The 2nd Jyotirlinga

This pilgrimage is unique in its own way, because this is the only place where the Shiva Jyotirlinga and the Devi Shaktipeeth are in the same compound. Every spec of this place exudes energy ... India has so many beautiful places to see and experience … I hope everyone gets to see some … if not all!

Manmohana Krishna

Manmohana Krishna

Just as the chains of Vasudeva and Devki, fell apart when Krishna was born; when the Lord in any form, enters our hearts, all unwanted ties and barriers snap away. All chains of ego, attachment, greed, jealousy and vices too, break away.

Raksha Bandhan, a thread of love that grows stronger with time

Raksha Bandhan, a thread of love that grows stronger with time

They were times when girls were considered the weaker sex; or incapable of looking after themselves. Presently, boys and girls or considered equal. I prefer to believe that when a sister ties Rakhi on the wrist of her brother, she seeks God’s blessings and protection for him.

(I painted this a few years ago)

Baahar se Bheetar

A learned man said, “Main bheetar gaya; toe main bhee tar gaya!” Meaning: I looked within; and I found salvation! What a profound statement! The royal route to salvation is the inward path.

Divine Vibes at Anjanadri Parvat

Divine Vibes at Anjanadri Parvat

Bharat is home to a rich cultural heritage, devotion, pulsating divinty and much more. My husband and I recently visited the UNESCO World Heritage Site, of the Hampi ruins in Karnataka. Hampi is mentioned in the Ramayana, as Kishkindha, the kingdom of Bali and Sugreeva. In the 15th-16th century, this