Stories

“If you want to experience the Divine, you must give up pomp and pride.” (Bhagwan Baba) There is a fable of a learned man who was recognised for his intelligence and appointed minister to the king. One hot summer day he was out in the forest and became very very

“You should teach students discipline, humility and respect, and instill in them the spirit of service and the sense of fellowship. Imbue your children with confidence and courage. Unify them through love and love alone; give no room for anger, jealousy or hatred within you and teach the children the

“Train your mind to walk quietly along small stretches of road at first and then after you have become sure of its docility, you can take it along safely down the tortuous road of the six fold temptations of lust, anger, greed, delusion, pride and jealousy.” A preacher was also

“If one rises above the body to the level of the heart, then the divine qualities of prema (love), daya (compassion), sahana (patience), and sahanubhuti (empathy) all manifest in the person.” (BHAGWAN BABA) Krishna and Arjuna were taking a stroll when they came across a Brahmin who was begging. Arjuna

“You are the creator of your own destiny. Be self- confident; that is, have confidence in yourself. For, that self is Divine.” (BHAGWAN BABA) Ancient Indian mythology tells of Kalpatarus. These were wish fulfilling trees that could grant a person anything that he wished for the moment he wished for