A missed apostrophe can be a catastrophe – we are God’s, not Gods
Some people hold, “We are all Gods, for we are all the same impersonal omnipresent spirit that is commonly known as God.”…
Gita 04.35 explained
Bg 4.35 yaj jñātvā na punar moham evaṁ yāsyasi pāṇḍava yena bhūtāny aśeṣāṇi drakṣyasy ātmany atho mayi Word for word: ...
Our belonging is more important than our belongings
We often want to own more and more things. While those things may sometimes be functional necessities, we desire them not…
Enlightenment means to replace oneself with Krishna as the center
Different people conceive enlightenment differently – as experiencing peace, as perceiving a white light, as merging…
Go beyond sectarianism and non-sectarianism to trans-sectarianism
Thoughtful people often dislike sectarianism of any kind due to the divisiveness it fosters. As religions have been...
Are we outsourcing our thinking?
We have outsourced our arithmetic to calculators, our grammar to spellcheck and our memory to google. This trend towards…
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