God Realisation
By Sunil Sarpal God is great. He is omni-present. He is the embodiment of mercy for mankind. His grace never vanishes. It is our own karmas which bring a number of problems in our...
By Sunil Sarpal God is great. He is omni-present. He is the embodiment of mercy for mankind. His grace never vanishes. It is our own karmas which bring a number of problems in our...
by Sunil Sarpal BHAI AND BHAV This is a very sensitive subject. ‘BHAI’ (dar) stands for ‘fear’ from God and ‘BHAV’ (bhavna) stands for Love for God. Since God is all-pervading, one should always do his...
Resurrection is the symbolic transcendence of all that dead and deadening stuff, a new awakening of hope and joy.
Pesach or Passover is a Jewish festival that celebrates liberation from bondage, oppression, and dependency. In the great story of deliverance (Exodus in the Torah).
By Sunil Sarpal We are spritual beings under-going human experience This is a very sensitive subject, but mostly people do not understand the importance attached to it. Human form is at top of the...
By Sunil Sarpal Àre we talking about etiquettes like what to wear, when and how to set the table? Eg. with cutlery, forks always go on the left. Knives on the right. Glassware is...
By Sunil Sarpal Paramatma defines as Param Atma (first soul). When nothing existed, no creation, Param Atma appeared. With his discretion, every thing was created vis 1) Earth 2) Ocean 3) Sky 4) Forests etc. etc. The evolution of...
A Yuga Cycle (a.k.a. chatur yuga, maha yuga, etc.) is a cyclic age (epoch) in Hindu cosmology. Each cycle lasts for 4,320,000 years (12,000 divine years[a]) and repeats four yugas (world ages): Krita (Satya)...
These are the post pandemic times when wellness has become the most spoken, admired, coveted and desired word. Never has the quest for people to feel well, comforted, at ease within themselves, healthy, stress...
When we pass thru a market place and come across a beggar, a weak sounds resonates the ears “Allah Ke Naam Pe De De” . Listening to this, we murmur ourselves “Mainu Ki!”. How...
The future will require us all to rethink about what we grow and how we cultivate. I would love to see more perennial lush and natural gardens or terraces filled with plants flowers that fill all our lives.