Inspirational Stories

Insightful story with Rosh’s reflections on 2016 Tech Trends.

Technological progress was revolutionizing his world but Rosh was excited most by virtual reality.

Dronacharya (Teacher Dron) taught archery equally to all his students, yet Arjun excelled the others in mastering it.

The seed which falls in a rich and ready soil bears the greatest fruits.

"Time passed slowly and the expectation that he was finally going to eat made his stomach growl with eager anguish."

"Geshe Ben was so hungry that he found it difficult to wait. His eyes kept returning to the jar of food within his reach."

Count Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy influenced Gandhi & helped shape India’s non-violent resistance movement.

Russian philosopher & political thinker Leo Tolstoy …

Insightful story: Cracked Pot

Nobody is perfect. We're all cracked pots, but can still be useful.

Everything serves a purpose. A fulfilled life is a perfect life.

Inspiring Story: Dignity In Sunset Years

How senior citizen volunteers of the Dignity Foundation became the city of Mumbai’s public works companions…

New Zealand surged ahead straight after the interval, with Ma’a Nonu gathering a loose ball and setting off on an arcing run.

“Lae ja Nonu (Take it away, Nonu)”, Rosh yelled at the TV, at the top of his lungs.

His shout scared the birds who were waiting on the deck outside, to get their morning feed.

Ensuring A Safe Dawn

An inspiring story on SOS Children's Villages, world's largest NGO in providing integrated long-term familial care to orphans & abandoned kids...

"Pa," Hosh suddenly asked. "Do we have a right to Euthanasia?"

"That is an interesting question," Rosh answered between bites. "Why do you ask?"

Nothing changes in the world around you, yet your world changes completely.

The eye sees. The eye of the beholder is the key.

Glimpses of greatness can be seen all around us, not just in ancient avatars and famous leaders.

Necessity and opportunity creates heroes out of ordinary beings.

Story On People & Places: God’s Favourites

Witty story on leading Indian film celebrities, Indian politicians, and influential world leaders who died in 2017-18

“Only after an infant learns to identify words, can words start to have meanings.”

“This little girl was therefore doomed to a life of loneliness, silence and darkness."

"She could see nothing, hear nothing, and couldn’t say much.”

Spiritual Story: Here I Am, Lord

‘Is it I Lord?’ Rosh thinks, remembering Daniel Schutte’s Christian hymn, ‘Will you lead me?’

Becoming was dead. Being had begun

"I want Happiness," a man had once asked Buddha.

Watching Nainital from China Peak, Rosh remembers Buddha, and receives secrets of peace and happiness.

Spiritual Story: Jai Jagdish Hare

Rosh explains the lyrics of Jai Jagdish Hare, famous song from legendary film Anand Math.

How should one live their life today? With faith, and fearless action!

'Amazing!’ he thought, ‘How God appears to those who are deserving. And miraculous, how they are able to get back through to Him.’

‘Yet these communication channels remain open to us all. As Intuition and Prayer. Intuition, when God phones us up. And prayer, when we are telephoning God.’

Insightful story: Let them grow roots

If you want kids to grow tall and strong, trust in your genes & let them be.

Parenting tips for overprotective parents.

"I have left so much behind", Pi said, "In the end, the whole of life becomes an act of letting go."

"But what hurts the most is not taking a moment to say goodbye."

Mahabharat and modern Bharat characters compared.

Duryodhan & Rahul Gandhi, Bhishma & Advani, Arjun & Narendra Modi, Karna & Manmohan Singh, Shakuni & Kejriwal, Dhritrashtra & Sonia, Krishna & Abdul Kalam, Chanakya