Loving and Divine Soul,
Every year the holy days come and go. Now the time of Holy Easter has arrived, and I send my loving greetings and best wishes to all of you. I hope all of you enjoy love, peace, and bliss. Life is an opportunity; we must make the best use of it. Life is flowing by and it does not wait. If we miss a moment, even a breath, it is lost forever. We know very well that time does not wait for anyone. We must make ourselves ready and active.
Loving and Divine Soul,
Let the choicest blessings of God and the masters be upon all of you. I take this opportunity to pray for you and the entire creation while we celebrate Christmas and the New Year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you. These celebrations have two meanings: honoring the coming of the Prince of Peace and remembering to use our precious time intelligently. Love for Christ and intelligent use of time are in reality one and the same thing.
Loving and Divine Soul,
Let the choicest blessings of God and the masters be upon you all. I take this opportunity to pray for all of you as we celebrate the punya tithi (the day of mahasamadhi). Thirteen years have passed. Time is flowing and it waits for no one. When I reflect upon Shri Gurudev's life, I am recounting his life and achievements. How successful his life was. How dedicated and committed his mission was. What have we learned from him?
Loving and Divine Soul,
Let the choicest blessings of God and the masters be upon all of you. I take this opportunity to pray for you as we celebrate the Festival of Light. This festival falls on the new moon day in the month of November. The night is dark, and we celebrate by decorating houses with lamps and colorful lights. We dispel darkness with lamps and lights.
Loving and Divine Soul,
Let the choicest blessings of God and the masters be upon all of you. I take this opportunity to pray for you as we celebrate Vijaya Dashami, the Day of Victory. This day of victory is dedicated to Lord Rama who conquered the evil force represented by King Ravana. For success, Lord Rama worshipped the Divine Mother. Since that time, the Day of Victory is dedicated to the worship of the Divine Mother.
