When 50 Years of Friendship are less important than religious Customs – 27 Dec 12
Swami Balendu describes how his father was hurt by one of his best friends who would rather obey religious traditions than giving support after the death of Ammaji.
Swami Balendu describes how his father was hurt by one of his best friends who would rather obey religious traditions than giving support after the death of Ammaji.
Swami Balendu describes the last rites for his mother and explains which rituals they did not perform and why and what people were expecting and asking for.
Swami Balendu describes how he was hurt by people's religious customs after the death of his mother.
Swami Balendu writes about Diwali in his home, the religious part that his parents may enjoy and why he does not refuse joining even a ritual for the happiness of the family.
Swami Balendu writes about this common argument of believers against non-believers. Are non-believer really just not intelligent enough to properly understand religion?
Swami Balendu writes about the business of synthetic milk in India and how it si connected with religion. Read another point of view on food adulteration.
Swami Balendu describes what you can expect when you come to his Ashram versus what you should not expect if you want to have a nice experience.
Swami Balendu describes a certain type of guru, the priest who has this profession because his father already had it and who takes care of the same customers his father did.
Swami Balendu writes the real translation of the word 'Dharma' opposed to what it is usually translated with – religion.
Swami Balendu describes how the Indian media uses talk shows and other programs to promote superstition instead of educating people.