I am intolerant when it comes to Meat – and don’t feel guilty about it – 10 Dec 14
Swami Balendu describes how he, as a vegetarian who also doesn't eat onions and garlic, deals with common meals with meat-eating friends.
Swami Balendu describes how he, as a vegetarian who also doesn't eat onions and garlic, deals with common meals with meat-eating friends.
Swami Balendu tells of a gay friend who was told by a charity which he supported that he was immoral. Quite obviously, they lost his support!
Swami Balendu explains why you should have tolerance if you would like to have your own freedom to express yourself and to be who you are.
Swami Balendu points out how little sense it makes to try converting another person to your belief or to make them think the way you do. Read more about his own concept of tolerance.
Swami Ji writes about the anti-Muslim movements all over the world that Oslo shooter Breivik mentions in his manifesto. Read his idea about what we can do against such thoughts.
Swami Ji writes about another type of followers: strict followers who want to have only one guru and who don?t want to hear about any other guru.
Swami Ji writes about fights in between members of different religions. He is of the opinion that we should just leave all religions behind.
Swami Ji writes about priests, preachers and other authorities of religious institutions who try to force others into believing what they believe themselves.
Swami Ji writes about the belief that a soul can harm you after someone?s death and that the soul can split in different parts.
Swami ji writes about small habits that everyone has. Does your partner make strange noises when laughing or sipping coffee? Accept and love it! Read more here.