God is our eternal relative. He sits in our heart and stays with us in every lifetime. Hence, He is our eternal Father, Mother, Friend, and Well-wisher. Doing our spiritual duties towards Him is “bhakti.”

Deepavali means 'rows of light.' Let's celebrate it by welcoming the Lord, the true light, into our hearts. When the Lord is present, the darkness of the mind automatically disappears.

The act of charity is one tenets of Dharma, it reduces the attachment of the giver toward material objects; develops the attitude of service & expands the heart, and fosters the sentiment of compassion.

Let us turn our gaze inward and confront the Ravan within—burning the fires of lust, anger, and greed to purify our own hearts. Happy Dusshera!

Rather than feeling miserable by focusing on what you 'lack,' count your 'blessings' and fill your heart with gratitude.

Giving does not happen from the top of our bank account but from the bottom of our heart.

The real reason for which Lord takes avatar is to grace and bless souls. When souls attach their minds to form of God, they engage in Bhakti, which purifies their heart. Happy Janmasthami.

The Vedas inform us that our true Friend, God, is not even a hair’s breadth away. He is sitting within our heart and is waiting for us with open arms. The delay is from our side; we have not yet learnt to make Him a part of our life. That is what we must now strive to do.