"Unlike many faiths, Hinduism admits of no mortal sin, no eternal hell, no satan, no intrinsic evil." -- https://www.hinduismtoday.com/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=3217 I've been thinking of a conversation I had with someone about a year ago. During the conversation the

“there is no such thing as public worship in India. Temples are erected mostly by rich persons as a meritorious religious act. If a man has much property, he wants to build a temple. In that he puts a symbol or an image of an Incarnation of God, and dedicates

I was reading the lecture The Great Teachers of the World from the Complete works of Swami Vivekananda Vol 4 and was struck by these two passages. “Because my forefathers did not think this way, shall I sit down quietly and gradually lose my sense of feeling and my own

"If you can invariably take take the position of a giver, in which everything given by you is a free offering to the world, without any thought of return, then will your work bring you no attachment. Attachment comes only where we expect a return . . . Now you see what

When I went to India in June 2017 where I spoke to my master and friend, Dr. Pranav Pandya of All World Gayatri Pariwar. Under his advise I am starting this blog where I will write about my thoughts as I learn more about spirituality.