Feeling at Home among Foreigners in a foreign Country – 12 Jun 11
Swami Ji describes his first stay in Lüneburg, in the house of a non-Indian stranger. He describes why this was different from any previous experience.
Feeling easy and comfortable with religious-minded People in London – 29 May 11
Swami ji describes why he had such a good time in October 2001 with new friends in London, where he was only for the second time in his life.
Philosophical Fiction of religious Scriptures is not the only Truth – 27 May 11
Swami Ji explains in which way he still believes in scriptures and uses excerpts in his workshops and lectures. He does not however see them as 100% accurate.
Environmental Awareness and a Green Political Party needed in India – 6 May 11
Swami Ji describes how you see that India needs to do a lot more for the environment and why it would be good to have an environmental political party.
A Healthy Relationship with Equal Partners – 5 May 11
Swami Ji writes about a relationship in which both partners are equal in rights and responsibilities. They both are secure but can seek refuge in the other?s arms.
How much effort do you do to be lovely and loveable? – 20 Apr 11
Swami Ji describes how many people play roles, compare themselves with others and feel as if other people don?t love or accept them as they are. Read what you can do against this.
Why Sex Education is not Immoral – 12 Apr 11
Swami Balendu explains why sex education is necessary, especially if you want to instill certain values and morals in your children.
Dowry should not be Supported by Charity and Donations – 1 Apr 11
Swami Ji explains why he does not approve of charity organizations that collect money for the dowry of poor girls.
An Open letter to Swami Ramdev from Swami Balendu – 22 Mar 11
Swami Ji writes a letter to Baba Ramdev, explaining him why people have doubts on him, are confused and don?t know whether he is yoga teacher, businessman or politician.
Experiencing Indian Culture in London – 27 Feb 11
Swami Ji describes his first visit in London. He was staying with an Indian family whose children grew up in a mix of western and Indian culture.