[Quick links] [Pause] Sometimes we don’t notice how well organized this entire world is. Everything is well planned and well orchestrated. It is only that we human beings upset the balance! Let me get back to my gardening mood. I was talking about the nightmare my friend had while he was in the process of decomposing the grain waste as part of the acid test for our bacterial solution. What was it all about?

[Quick links] [Pause] Am I making a ridiculously insane statement? No. I will explain soon.

[Quick links] [Pause] Continuing our discussion on the use of Dr. Krishan Chandra’s bacterial solution as a waste decomposer, let me discuss a very interesting experiment we did.  This experiment not only provided an acid test for the solution but also can be a boon to many problems we face every day.

[Quick links] [Pause] In the previous episodes we discussed the five ‘do’ s of Yama – the first step of Patanjali’s 8 step Yoga. If you have observed carefully, these 5 things can eliminate the causes for your mental unrest. Basically, they try to eliminate the causes for negative thoughts. Patanjali spells out five more ‘do’s as part of his second step namely Niyama. These are meant to develop a positive mental outlook. Let me take up four of them in this episode.

[Quick links] [Pause] The atmosphere in the Indian capital New Delhi had recently become a big news. Well, I am not referring to the political atmosphere

[Quick links] [Pause] Thanks to the ill-conceived ideas of Hatayoga, this word Brahmacarya has been a deterrent to many a sincere enthusiast of Yoga. If you are one of those lucky ones who never got into this confusion, let me briefly explain what Brahmacarya is all about, I mean as per the Hatayoga.

[Quick links] [Pause] I have a simple test for deciding who is a genuine Guru

[Quick links] [Pause] You probably have heard of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa – the Guru of Swami Vivekananda. This interesting story that I am going to narrate is related to him.

[Quick links] [Pause] Many organic farmers face problems when it comes to pest and disease control. It is the rule of nature that anything that grows vigorously is sure to attract pests and diseases. That is the way probably, the nature controls imbalance.

[Quick links] [Pause] In the rat race that we call pleasure seeking, we seem to have forgotten certain essential tenets in our lives. We don’t realize what we are gradually missing. Several years ago, I had an experience while buying a rather expensive watch in a US shop. I liked the watch and wanted to purchase it. But the shopkeeper told me that he would not accept any credit cards and wants only cash.