Religion – a Dictatorship with inflexible outdated Laws – 22 Jun 12
Swami Balendu writes about religion and compares it to politics, in which it would be a dictatorship which has laws but which never changes its laws.
Don’t try to convince others – they have to make their own Experience – 15 Jun 12
Swami Balendu explains why you cannot convince others in an online discussion, by writing something or even in personal talk.
Do not stubbornly stick to Opinions and old Patterns – Be open for Change – 7 Jul 11
Swami Ji describes how some people stick with their opinions and patterns only so that they don?t have to change. Read why it is necessary to change.
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.
Why it is not good to hold Yoga Poses for long time – 21 Mar 11
Swami Ji writes about the idea of holding yoga postures for long times such as half hours. Read why he does not approve of this kind of yoga practice.
Living in Yoga is more important than doing Yoga – 1 Nov 10
Swami Ji writes about the differences in between living or being in yoga and merely doing yoga and counting the hours of yoga practice.
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.
Flexibility of Hinduism: Biggest Quality and Biggest Drawback – 21 Oct 09
Swami Ji writes about the flexibility of Hinduism which he sees as its biggest quality and its biggest drawback.
Flexibility of Hinduism even when Suppressed by other Religions – 20 Oct 09
Swami Ji writes about the Mogul time in India and how Hinduism survived the suppression of 1000 years of other religions.
Description of a Typical German Character – 5 Jun 09
Swami Ji writes about the stereotype of Germans and explains in a picture how they are sometimes not flexible but then reliable.