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Every good thought sent out rebonds with a hundred times its force on the sender himself; so too bo bad thoughts. Let us, therefore, avoid sending out even a single bad thought.

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    • December 27, 2015
      In our life, we must distinguish between our needs and our desires. We have natural, physical needs - when you are hungry, you want food; when you are thirsty you want to drink something. These are natural; they cannot be categorized under desire or kaama. Read More >>
    • December 23, 2015
      Why does man compromise with his ideals, engage in actions which are below the dignity of a human being or perform deeds that have a negative impact on his mind, thereby creating more sorrow for himself? Why does it happen? In the Read More >>
    • December 14, 2015
      Compromising our ideals is also a form of paapam. We have a mental picture of an ideal life; but are we ready to make the necessary sacrifices to actualise it? Let us take the simple example of deciding to get up early in the morning. However, when the alarm rings, I Read More >>
    • December 6, 2015
      The last question posed by Arjuna to Sri Krishna in Chapter three is one that is of great relevance to all of us. Why does man commit sin? Even though he does not want to (anichchena), still, in spite of himself, he does so. What is that force, factor, or entity that Read More >>
    • November 28, 2015
      Whatever a great person or a Shreshta Purusha (leader) does, his example is followed by others (Bhagavad Gita 3.21). For instance, if you admire someone in the field of sports, music, theatre or spirituality, there is a tendency to imitate the behaviour of that personRead More >>
    • November 28, 2015
      The Bhagavad Gita contains two slokas which encapsulate the principles of leadership. Sri Krishna reveals how a leader should himself act and how to lead or guide others. Spiritually ignorant people are attached to results (saktah)Read More >>
    • November 3, 2015
      Prakriti at Play SWAMI TEJOMAYANANDA Spiritually ignorant people are attached to actions (karma) and the results of action (karmaphal). The man of wisdom remains totally unattached to both.  What makes one person attached and the other so Read More >>
    • October 17, 2015
      ACTION TO PERFECTION   BLOG   14 A Responsible Leader SWAMI TEJOMAYANANDA Whatever a great person or a ShrRead More >>
    • October 4, 2015
      Online link : http://www.speakingtree.in/blog/the-wheel-of-creation In the Gita, Sri Krishna counsels Arjuna to do his duty and not run away from the battlefield. He gives an impRead More >>

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