Tag: hinduism

  • Standing Your Ground, Holding on to Faith | Bhagat Prahlad

    Standing Your Ground, Holding on to Faith | Bhagat Prahlad

    Have you ever found yourself in a conflict with someone much more powerful than you — stronger in position, influence, intellect, or physical power? Have you felt the pressure to give in because of strong opposition? And when you chose not to give in — what gave you the strength to stand? We revisit the…

  • Lessons from Hanuman – From Seeking Kaam to Seeking Raam

    Lessons from Hanuman – From Seeking Kaam to Seeking Raam

    The world teaches us to compete, outdo others, and protect our turf. When we pause to reflect on the deeper meaning of life or show compassion toward others, we often worry that we might “lose” the game of life — or be seen as lacking ambition. Spiritual traditions, however, show us a different path —…

  • You Can Change the World

    You Can Change the World

    We often talk about what’s wrong with the world — corruption, violence, pollution, hunger.But what would it take to truly change the world?Most of these problems feel too big for any one person to fix in a lifetime.A conversation between Duryodhana, Yudhishthira, and Bhagwan Krishna offers a deeper insight. Duryodhana’s Quest Bhagwan Krishna was sitting…

  • The Worship That Is Worthy

    The Worship That Is Worthy

    How do you like to connect with the Divine?Some of us close our eyes and sit in silence.Some offer flowers at the altar.Some feed the hungry. Bhagat Namdev too sought to offer his devotion — and what he discovered was a life-changing truth. A Seeker’s Offering Sant Namdev, a renowned saint of the Bhakti tradition,…

  • Raja Janak’s Teaching to Sukhdev Rishi

    Raja Janak’s Teaching to Sukhdev Rishi

    When we practice meditation, mindfulness, or any form of contemplation, we often face a dilemma. While introspecting, we feel calm, happy, and clear-minded. But the moment we return to our daily responsibilities, those insights seem to slip away. Old habits resurface—anger, frustration, judgment, anxiety — pulling us back into familiar emotional patterns. How can we…

  • Making Peace with the Opposite: Lessons from Ram Leela

    Making Peace with the Opposite: Lessons from Ram Leela

    When asked to describe yourself, you might begin with details about your family, work, or education. But eventually, you’ll arrive at the values that define you — those guiding principles that shape how you think, act, and interact with the world. These values vary from person to person. For some, honesty is the foundation of…