Swami Balendu tells how in India it is difficult to get the best quality of products like rice, tea, coffee or mangoes, which are all grown in India. Read what this has to do with globalization!
Swami Balendu tells how difficult it was for them to find red and tasty tomatoes on Gran Canary – in spite of all the sun shining on that island!
Swami Balendu describes the time in 2006 when he stayed with a stingy rich man who could not enjoy his money.
Swami Balendu describes the trend of well-off parents to send their children to boarding schools for a better future. But is a better future worth a present far away from the parents?
Swami Balendu introduces his readers to another child of his school, the son of very religious parents.
Swami Balendu describes the work of many parents of their school children – they are singing in temples for money or assisting priests. Read what he thinks about this work.
Swami Balendu describes how private schools in India make lots of money with high fees and an unofficial admission fee covered as a donation.
Swami Balendu describes why there are mostly western guests at his Ashram and what he thinks about the future development.
Swami Balendu introduces his readers to another child of the school, Aarti, whose family of five is living in a rented room far from the family's original place.
Swami Balendu introduces two more of the children of his charity school. They come from a poor family where they don't even have enough water - but they are excellent students and the best of their class!