The true servant lives only to fulfill the Lord’s will, not their own. Such is Hanuman’s devotion that even Lord Ram remains forever indebted to his love.

True power lies not in possessing the mightiest weapon, but in using it only for righteousness. Lord Ram, the greatest warrior, held the deadliest bow & yet he raised it only for the good of the world, making him the perfect wielder of power.

Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was a staunch sanyāsī (renunciant), and strictly followed the rules of the sanyās āśhram (renounced order of life). Yet he held the devotion of the gopīs, the damsels of Braj, to be the highest sentiment of devotion, and he relished savoring and hearing about the nectar of gopī bhāv.

This sacred land, Bharat, from the mighty Himalayas to the vast Indian Ocean, has been the seat of spirituality worldwide, blessed by great sages and the Supreme Divine Personality Himself, who descended as Ram and Krishna. Happy Republic Day!

Negative self-talk seeps into the subconscious, making us cynical and unhappy. Positive affirmations, instead, can reprogram the mind in uplifting ways.

The governor of Māyā is Yogamāyā. Just as God, the Supreme Brahman, manifests in countless forms, so too does His Shakti. Since Shakti and Shaktimān are one inseparable reality, Sita and Ram are eternally one.

The Supreme Divine Entity can be realised in three ways - as Brahman, Paramātmā, or Bhagavān. Worship of Bhagavān is the best because it is the closest realisation of that Supreme Divine Entity.

Whether it is the Bhagavad Gita, Ramayan, or any other scripture, the goal should not merely be parāyaṇ (recitation) of the sacred text from start to end. But more importantly, the ācharaṇ (implementation) should be our goal.