Priya Sanjay Tandon

“The God of Death, Yama is also called Kaala, which means time. Time is the true God of Death. Time knows no mercy; you have to leave when the time is over.” (Bhagwan Baba) A son was born to a renowned astrologer who was also a Minister in the King’

“To get the attitude of surrender and dedication, you must have Faith in God. God, whose play this world is. See Him in the beauty, the grandeur, the order and the majesty of Nature.” (Bhagwan Baba) It was monsoon time when a young lad in Kerala noticed an old woman

“Meditate upon your reality and always remember this fact: “Wherever I am, I am always Divine”. Hold firmly to this belief. This is the truth contained in the scriptural proclamation Tat Twam Asi.” (Bhagwan Baba) It is said that King Janaka once held a congregation of Sages. He asked them

“Fully rely on the grace of God, earn it and keep it. Then whatever be the magnitude of the calamity you face, you can survive it without any harm.” (Bhagwan Baba) This is a little anecdote that our Beloved Bhagwan Baba, once narrated to His students. There was a huge

“From birth to death, from dawn till night, man pursues fleeting pleasures by the exploitation, the despoiling, and the desecration of Nature, ignoring the truth that it is the property of God, the Creator, and any injury caused to it is a sacrilege which merits dire punishment.” (Bhagwan Baba) A

“God alone is your anchor, who will save you from stress and storm.” (Bhagwan Baba) Indian Mythology is so rich and there is so much to learn from the little anecdotes therein. Every time I read a mythological text, I find a treasure. Here is one of them. Indra, the