Gratitude is the acknowledgement of life’s gifts to us. It is focusing on our blessings rather than our problems. It is the appreciation of the little miracles all around. It is living life with a sense of awe.

Knowledge is what distinguishes the human form from all other life forms. The trustworthy and infallible source of wisdom is God. The Bhagavad Gita is the key it means ‘Song of God,’ sung by Shree Krishna Himself.

Positive thoughts come from good beliefs. Good beliefs come from right knowledge.

When we make our intellect the basis of our knowledge, like the frog in the well, we get restricted to our limited intellectual experience.

To rein in the mind, the intellect must exercise its ability for discernment. In the Bhagavad Gita, this is called Buddhi Yog. Discernment requires empowering the intellect with divine knowledge.

Devotional service to Guru leads to realized knowledge from within, and this knowledge naturally brings about the successive stages of enlightenment.

Love is evoked with the help of knowledge. When we develop understanding of the value of something our love gets enhanced.

Our intellect becomes an offering to God when it follows the path of higher knowledge.