An Example of how much you can really trust God and religious Scriptures – 3 Jul 13
Swami Balendu describes a case in which a whole family committed suicide, thinking they would meet God. Read why.
From Harmless Charlatanry to dangerous Superstition – 2 Jul 13
Swami Balendu describes how he witnessed an alternative treatment of jaundice when he was a teenager – full of ridiculous superstition!
The inner Conflict of a modern superstitious Person – no full Trust in anything – 1 Jul 13
Swami Balendu describes a very common problem of modern people who are also superstitious: they cannot fully trust science nor do they really trust their superstition.
Being an Atheist means… – 27 Jun 13
Swami Balendu enumerates what atheists don't do opposed to what believers of different religions do. Read a list of interesting aspects from whole life.
Ireland – the Island of Fairytales with its lively and humorous inhabitants – 12 May 13
Swami Balendu describes his experiences with Irish people, including his surprise to hear their belief in fairies, goblins and other beings!
Stupid Arguments for the Impurity of Women during Menstruation – 22 Apr 13
Swami Balendu explains how people actually try to justify the tradition of keeping women separated from others during their menstruation.
Astrology – worldwide seen as Superstition, in India taught in University – 18 Mar 13
Swami Balendu describes how people in India see astrology and why they are often confused, thinking it is a real science which you can trust.
Superstitious People – Type 5: The Scientist, Doctor or similarly academic Person – 15 Mar 13
Swami Balendu describes those superstitious people who really should not be: those who have studied and became scientists, doctors or people of similar profession.
Superstitious People – Type 4: The popular Cricketer and Sportsperson – 14 Mar 13
Swami Balendu describes another type of superstitious person: those sportsmen who believe that their lucky shoes, gloves or handkerchiefs are the reason for their success.
Superstitious People – Type 3: The successful, rich Businessman – 13 Mar 13
Swami Balendu describes another type of superstitious person, the successful businessman with lots of money who is afraid of losing it all if he doesn't follow his superstition.