Believing or not believing is a mater of choice, but all I could see is a man from IITD, IIMC who left it all to be a Swami for the rest of his life. Its inspiring for a person who wants to follow his purpose in life

I agree with the message but not the means by which “Swamiji” has reached it. I am personally of the opinion that even by simple individual introspection, by quiet personal contemplation, every one of us is capable of arriving at a satisfactory “inner truth” capable of helping us lead happy and balanced lives. All ‘words’ – especially words that claim to be true on the basis of anecdotal ‘evidence’ or a special and easily marketable form of pseudoscience (such as drawing any ’spiritual’ meaning from a butterfly’s life-cycle) – are just that: words – and as such, a personalized interpretation of facts. So while I applaud Swamiji’s message, I would caution that we must not applaud ONLY his message: That there is ‘truth’ in all of us, and all around us, regardless of whether we have spent years in saffron robes, or in blue jeans and T-shirts.

Nice Blog and a nice message given I copletely concur to what is being said that one should follow his dreams…