Though Kabirdas lived a simple life, his wisdom touched sublime heights, and his timeless dohas still echo with universal love.

The gift of receiving the human form comes with the responsibility of living by the wisdom of the intellect and not by the whims of the mind.

Spiritual wisdom enables us to distinguish the advantageous desires from the unfavourable ones. Progress happens because of beneficial desires.

On Makar Sankranti, as we celebrate the end of winter and the beginning of a new harvest, we should express gratitude to the Supreme Lord for the blessings of sunlight, rain, and abundance that lead our minds turns toward the light of spiritual wisdom.

By embracing the wisdom of the Guru, we are empowered to be the best we can be, do the best we can do, and feel the best we can feel. Happy New Year!

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.

Good books seed our intellect with wisdom. They widen the scope of our thinking and make us better informed.

The key to handling negativity is remember this bit of wisdom - nobody can hurt you unless you allow them to.