Every one of us is a messenger of God. You don’t have to be rich or powerful, but just put God first before your selfish interests to be His messenger.

Swami Vivekananda’s universal gospel of Vedanta as love, may be the panacea for religious, communal and regional conflicts in India and the world over.

We spend a lifetime trying to find God. But it is God Himself who calls on us, when He sees that we desire nothing but Him.

By exercising an active, flowing faith in life, especially in God, we can stop worrying and live happily, seeing life as a divine flow.

For every conflict, every hurt, there are at least 100 acts of kindness in the world. When we seek the beautiful in people, it soon manifests itself ― and this world becomes a miraculous, glorious experience for us.

Singing or playing an instrument takes you a step closer to divinity.

There is a reason why they say that since God couldn't be everywhere, He made Moms!

For the people of India, who believe in Sanātana Dharma, dictatorship or a dictator has no place. Dictatorship and the person running it would have a short life.

A touching story of a Hindu surgeon, who took a departed Christian man’s hands and transplanted them on a Muslim major from Afghanistan, who had lost his own in a blast, showing that humanity is far more important than religion.

Do the rich of India work for the welfare of the poor, seeing God in them, like Swami Vivekananda did? The harsh reality is that most of the rich don’t care about the poor. But there are many silent givers, inspired by the great sage.

Often, in life we come across people and situations that seem unfair and unjust. Should we endure silently or vent out?

Let us rise above parochialism and like Lord Rama, love all irrespective of creed and communities. Let us make Ram Navami really special.

All right-thinking, patriotic Indians should seriously consider Vivekananda’s proposal to set up a ‘junction of Hinduism and Islam’ to build a ‘perfect and invincible’ India.

Eid is celebrated to spread joy among all, so that we can make this world a better place by fostering love and brotherhood, irrespective of caste or creed.

Winning a tennis match is a big achievement, but the greatest win from it is the lesson of mindfulness, which helps you navigate life’s ups and downs.

When you think positively about yourself, you can be cheerful, productive and get along well with others.

Now is the time for all good men and women of the world to unite and resurrect religious and democratic freedoms.

What it means to be a true Hindu.