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Relationships

Here I blend my personal experiences with relationships, with the wisdom of the Vedas.

Parenting

Here I share knowledge of parenting and teaching with the world.

The Journey Within

…The Journey Within is an intimate account of the steps to self awareness and a penetrating glimpse into the heart

The Shoemaker’s Son

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ August 8, 2011 / 17 Comments

To remain inspired, positive, faithful, and optimistic even in the most trying situations is the substance of our sincerity. The Lord puts the greatest souls through tough situations and even failures just to show us how they remain positive and inspired to carry on. – Radhanath Swami. Read More
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Toys are poison

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ July 25, 2011 / 10 Comments

"My mother witnessed her three little sons as they fought amongst themselves over toys. She used to say “toys are poison” because they cause so much trouble" — Radhanath Swami Read More
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See the Whole Picture

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ July 16, 2011 / 17 Comments

"If you see the whole picture little parts can be adjusted, but if you don't see the whole picture one little part can create chaos" — Radhanath SwamiRead More....
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Look at the Himalayan Mountains

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ July 8, 2011 / 13 Comments

The nature of the mind that’s not finding inner fulfillment is that it makes insignificant things seem so important—Radhanath Swami. Read More....
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Learn From the Tortoise

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ July 7, 2011 / 10 Comments

"There may be unlimited reasons for us to argue and not co-operate but there is one sufficient reason for us to love and co-operate—it is pleasing to God" - Radhanath Swami. Read More....
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A Lesson from Gandhi’s Life

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ June 29, 2011 / 4 Comments

"This is the solution for almost every problem in marriage, these two words—‘forget it’! "—Radhanath Swami There is an extremely instructive incident in the life of Mahatma Gandhi which Radhanath Swami’s guru, His Divine Grace Srila Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, often narrated. Gandhi once had a serious fight with his wife. Read More....
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Don’t be Childish

Posted by Mrs. Preethi Dhiman
/ June 17, 2011 / 13 Comments

The nature of the mind is that sometimes you like each other and sometimes you don’t like each other; sometimes you are angry with each other and sometimes you are happy with each other. This is because the ego is very flickering, the mind is even more flickering, and the senses are all the more flickering — Radhanath Swami. Read More....
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