While we celebrate Diwali this year, let’s make out a special prayer to all our Gods to include that very important ingredient—religious harmony—in our cocktail of celebrations.
SENIOR JOURNALIST & BESTSELLING AUTHOR
While we celebrate Diwali this year, let’s make out a special prayer to all our Gods to include that very important ingredient—religious harmony—in our cocktail of celebrations.
The importance of being Indian, both nationally and internationally.
For the people of India, who believe in Sanātana Dharma, dictatorship or a dictator has no place. Dictatorship and the person running it would have a short life.
Do the rich of India work for the welfare of the poor masses, seeing God in them, like Swami Vivekananda did? The harsh reality is that most of the rich don’t care about the poor. But there are many silent givers, inspired by the great sage, who quietly work for the poor, seeing them as children of God.
The most important thing for us to do in our present state of living is to first practise becoming true human beings. The practice of our religion then, will bring us Ananda, bliss, that we all deserve as real children of God.
It’s silly to divide people on the basis of religion and community. Perfectly sane and intelligent men and women seem to become opposites of their true nature, appearing almost silly when talking about their religion or community.