Human life is so precious that no other species is blessed with such mind power. We must surrender it at the Lotus Feet of the Lord to become ONE with Him. Dhruva’s regret on praying for perishable things teaches us this valuable lesson.

Another pearl of wisdom is the boy’s honour to his ‘former enemy’ mother Suruchi. Our culture is respecting every one as we see the Lord in every one. We do not carry emotional garbage in our hearts and live an overloaded life. We believe in forgiving others’ mistakes and keep on respecting them. It is no wonder that a sage(Valmiki) was born from a bandit(Ratnakara) when he got the Satsang of the Rishis.

You can never transform a person by constantly reminding him of his mistakes and insulting him. Instead, if you honour  him as if he is important and much needed, his mind will pick that message automatically. Slowly and gradually the divinity in his mind will start shining.

We have to analyze ourselves, are we invoking enmity or divinity in others? Are our words creating distance or belonging? Are our actions causing friction or harmony?