Jai Jai Jai Shri Mataji

It's only end of February 2020, but since the start of this year, the whole world has been thrown into chaos.  My girl's drawing is best to explain it all.  There's a shark in the rough sea and a boat, a hat, a balloon, ladder, sun, cap, something else and lastly a swastika in the middle of it all. From this whole viral drama, what I can see is which country is the strongest and which one is the weakest.  It seems that those who spent millions in war are so vulnerable when it come to a single virus.  So, even if you have the best guns, you are not able to kill this virus, instead you get killed instead. One virus and we can see the true nature of many people, many countries.  The hatred towards a certain country, a certain people, a certain race is so apparent.  What I find is more amusing is even yogis are not spare from all the reactions.   What happen to love and compassion for all?   Someone asked for bandhan when it was...

This trip wasn't originally planned.  It wasn't in our travel schedule for this year as for year 2019, we have only planned to go China in February and Singapore in May and these were planned back in 2018. A conversation with few yogis later initiated a desire inside me to go and to bring our little girl who is 3 this year to go as well.  It would be her first trip ever and our first family trip to India. You see, my last trip to India was 10 years ago, in Nov 2009, in Belapur, Navi Mumbai.  My husband's last trip to India was also 10 years ago, in Oct 2009, in Belapur, Navi Mumbai.  That time we were not married and we didn't know each other's existence. I have been wanting so much to visit Nirmal Dham since 2011.  And then after hearing stories from yogis who visited Ganga Ashram, wanted so much to go there as well.  But so far nothing materialised as my leave was limited and there were so many plans on our plate, from getting married to gett...