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A different kind of Heart Transplant
I call my Guru Ji as Maharaj Ji. It’s just more endearing for me. Although most devotees call him Baba Ji. It was sometime around 2002-2004. One day, I suddenly got a phone call from Maharaj Ji saying that he was in Canada and asked me to visit Toronto for
You are Eternal- Grandma’s Spirit visits
My daughter was less than four years old. She woke up from her afternoon nap and walked to me in the other room. She said with a happy tone, “Naani (grandma) was here.” She called my mother, Naani. My daughter was less than four years old. She woke up from
Who to listen to?
When I was a little kid, I didn’t play with dolls or house like other girls. By choice and primarily by circumstance, I was a loner. I spent hours playing teacher-student games by myself. I was the teacher explaining a concept to myself, the student. The student wouldn’t get it
God’s reminders are everywhere.
No matter what part of the world you are from, your devotional practices away from the daily humdrum of life activities are a dedicated way to remember God, glorify God, thank God, or seek your own Divine Self. Sometimes you don’t have the time to sit down away from daily work
Children bring profound insights
It was the usual intensely hot summer day in Dallas. My kids, 4-year-old and 5-year-old, were happily playing in the fenced backyard. Sometimes they’d play with water too and get all soaked. They had a habit of running in out of the house for something or the other. Our house,
Life is “just a pretend” game
My four-year-old son declared one day, “Mommy, you are not my mom.” Imagine my surprise! Here is a blog about what he meant and our entire conversation: The world is a movie set. We all come as actors with assigned roles. Children are not born to fulfill their dreams. They
