SENIOR JOURNALIST & BESTSELLING AUTHOR
Analysis of an interesting phenomenon: ‘export and import of our spiritual gurus’ — a strange paradox of our sages being better known in the West than in India, and the people in the country honouring them by virtue of their foreign-returned ‘glory.’
For a long time, teachers of religion have condemned humans as sinners. Taking a cue from our scriptures, isn’t it time we say goodbye to sin and discover the divinity within all of us.
The importance of being Indian, both nationally and internationally.
Swami Vivekananda’s universal gospel of Vedanta as love, may be the panacea for all religious, communal and regional conflicts in India and the world over.
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.
OSWALD PEREIRA 