India is a sacred land and seen as seat of spirituality, that Lord Himself took different avatars—be it Lord Ram or Krishna—and many of His saints descended and spread divine knowledge to help souls across the globe realise their life's purpose.

Goswami Tulsidas, the author of the Ramcharitmanas, has written a work so profound that every time I read it, I’m amazed. From a literary standpoint, it uses the finest poetic tools; from a scriptural view, it echoes Upanishadic mantras; and from a bhakti perspective, it’s an endless ocean of devotion.

Mother's position is 100 times important and that is the position of Sita in comparison to Ram and when we want Kripa she is far more compassionate than Ram. We should pray to Sita to bless us with Prem so that we can serve her and divine father.

While we revere the saints of the past—like Soordas, Tulsidas, Mirabai, Tukaram, Kabir, and Narsi Mehta—placing them on an altar will not suffice. We too must seek to become like them.

God reciprocates with everyone who surrenders to Him. Shree Ram told Hanuman, "O Hanuman, to release myself from the debt of one service you performed for me, I shall have to offer my life to you. For all the other devotional services done by you, I shall remain eternally indebted."

If you have faith in lord, you will be fearless.

Maryada Purushottam Bhagavan Shree Ram, who captivated the hearts of great yogis and sages like King Janak, descended as a child in the lap of Mother Kaushalya. Bound by the love of His devotees, He assumed a human form and performed His divine leelas. Though He came to vanquish evil, protect the righteous, and uphold dharma — His deepest purpose was to bestow His causeless mercy upon all souls.

God cares not for the words we utter. He is moved by the love in our hearts. And when we have love, we can chant any Name, such as Krishna, Govind, Damodar, Gopal, Ram, Shiv, and Narayan.