Worship the Gods. Honor the Ancestors.

Let your bhakti be your shakti.

"Do not make Rama your enemy and bring about your own destruction." —Hanuman in the palace of Ravana

No name is greater.

Every act of devotion is an act of beauty.

No name is greater.

Tolerance has a limit, then intolerance becomes duty.

"Upon being conceived, Indra did not look toward his mother. He instead reached first for the nearest arrow, then turned back to Aditi, the one who bore him, and said: "My blessed mother, please tell me, who are the wicked? I'll lay them low. Who are the good? I'll protect them."

Bala. Buddhi. Vidya.

While others climb the highest peaks, I fall at the highest abode.

So what, if the road darkens? My faith grows only brighter.

I have only one prayer to offer Shri Hari, the doer of all things: May I never stop worshiping you.

No regrets, have I, Lord, none.

United by Hari's name.

Bala. Buddhi. Vidya.

Those who look away from war and choose humiliation will one day find themselves visited with both.

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So what, if the road darkens? My faith grows only brighter.

“He who places Agni before the Devas is my brother. She who keeps that Agni lit forever and always, is my sister. The enemy of my family is anyone who dares to snuff out that Agni placed and kept by my brother and sister.” This is the proper mindset.

While others climb the highest peaks, I fall at the highest abode.

A festival is the celebration of inheritance.