Swami Ji tells of his second visit in London with an Indian family whose forefathers had emigrated from Uganda. He describes the religiosity of such English families with Indian background.
Swami Ji writes about the first anniversary of him entering the cave that he personally participated in. It was fun though he felt a bit alone. Read why.
Swami Ji describes how change in life takes place and why we need to be ready to go with the change of time instead of fighting against it.
Swami Ji describes his stay in Bangkok, Thailand, in August 2001. Read how his lectures were different from those of traditional speakers and how he experienced the politics in that temple organization.
Swami Ji describes how people could not believe that he really did not want to have any disciples anymore. Read why they thought he wanted only chosen and special disciples.
Swami Balendu describes his return to India after his first trip to Europe. Read about what the Ashram looked like and how he was perceived as a guru by his followers now, after having been abroad.
Swami Ji writes about Bill Gates' and Warren Buffet's pledge to donate half of their money to charity. He urges rich gurus to contribute their wealth, too.
Swami Ji describes how people follow orders in sects but also in their normal job life and don't even know why they do what they are doing.
Swami Ji writes about the different accusations and charges that the sect ISKCON has received over time and tells his opinion about it.
Swami Ji describes some of his experiences with members of ISKCON and how locals as well as foreigners feel strange about the behavior of devotees.