Marriage

Swami Balendu writes about the dowry business and how it is now enhanced by marriage bureaus selling the grooms.

Swami Balendu writes about the process of arranging a marriage and explains why many families suffer for a long time because of it.

Swami Balendu writes about the question whether arranged marriages are successful or not and questions whether the divorce rate is a meter of success.

Swami Ji writes about the concept or arranged marriages and how it has changed from former times to now. The basic idea behind it was that love can grow with time.

Swami Ji writes about arranged marriages and how a young woman or man can get hurt by being rejected because of their physical appearance.

Swami Ji writes about arranged marriage and how it is as if the parents want to buy a piece of cattle when they meet the future partner of their son or daughter.

Swami Ji writes about marriages in India where parents and family often choose a future husband or wife, according to caste, financial situation and also astrological constellations.

Swami ji talks about some similarities that the Indian arranged marriage has with the western way of making a relationship. There is often no previous emotional connection.

Swami Ji writes about arranged marriages nowadays and in the time of his grandmother when children were married before they even had heard about sex.

Swami Ji writes about arranged marriages in India and about how the concept of this relationship was thought to be.