Radhanath Swami on "The Essence of Every Religion"

While Radhanath Swami made that extraordinary journey to India in the early 1970's, he had spent a major part of it in the lap of Himalayas. As revealed by him in his autobiography, The Journey Home, the time spent in the Himalayas

Radhanath Swami on "It Is The Thought That Counts!"

A mother is someone who guides the first faltering steps of her child and keeps vigil in illness. She stands solid like a rock in times of crises and acts as a personal example of sacrifice and courage.

Radhanath Swami on Every Situation Is a Blessing

The great Indian ancient scripture, the Bhagvad Puran, states that those who are solely engaged in devotional service of the Supreme Personality of Godhead aren't fearful of any condition of life. For them, heavenly planets,

Radhanath Swami on The Stick of a Sadhu's Blessings

Rudyard Kipling ("Red Dog" [1895], in The Second Jungle Book, 1897) tells a story of how Mowgli and his Seeonee Pack of 40 wolves fought and annihilated a pack of 200 dholes that had come north from the Dekkan where game had