Confusion in the Yoga Market – Choosing a Class is like buying Milk: Which one? – 17 Nov 14
Swami Balendu explains the similarity in between buying milk and yoga – both have made a big change from earlier times to now!
Right or wrong – Perception or Fact – 5 Nov 14
Swami Balendu writes about the big question: Am I doing the right thing? A thought that can appear in any area of life!
Even in Business, the most important Thing is not always Money – 2 Sep 14
Swami Balendu tells of a woman who was confused: she helped people for a living but was told she should make more money from it!
Only unsatisfied People ask for the Purpose of Life – 28 Jul 14
Swami Balendu describes a session he had with a man who was generally happy but was told that he should search for the answer to big questions of life.
Agnosticism can be a Transition, not a final Destination – 16 Jan 14
Swami Balendu explains why he believes that people who call themselves agnostic, are confused and should someday get out of their doubts.
Helping a Friend who is lost in the esoteric Scene – 4 Jan 12
Swami Balendu writes about people who get lost in the multitude of methods, teachings and paths offered. Read how you experience this as a friend and what you can do about it.
Flexible Followers of Multiple Gurus – Confused Sociable Salesmen – 10 Jun 11
Swami Ji describes another type of follower - the flexible one who runs after every guru he can find and brings all philosophies together.
Panic Attacks and Fear of Death – Confusion of Mind – 16 Dec 10
Swami Ji writes about the fear of dying and explains a way how you can deal with panic attacks and get rid of them if the fear of death is the cause.
Belief is Personal! Religious Leaders: Do not Spread Confusion! – 12 Oct 10
Swami Ji writes about priests, preachers and other authorities of religious institutions who try to force others into believing what they believe themselves.
German Qualities – Punctual, Proper and Everything Planned – 9 Jul 10
Swami Ji writes about typical German behavior and qualities and writes a funny story that depicts one of the disadvantages of planning everything.