Radha Madhav Society

09/11/2026

Words of Wisdom: Reminders are important

We get many reminders daily. The doctor’s office sends us a reminder when it’s time for a checkup. The dentist’s office reminds us every six months to come for the routine cleaning. The electric and water company issues reminders that the bills must be paid by such-and-such-a-date. Many wonder why God does not send such reminders. The fact is that God’s reminders come to us in many forms.

When the hair starts to turn grey, God reminds us that old age is fast approaching. There once lived a very holy king in India. Seeing the grey hair around the temples reminded him to retire to the peace and quiet of the woods to practice meditation on God. We too see the grey hair, and we too take immediate action. We rush to the pharmacy to purchase hair color and hide the grey.

When teeth start falling out, we should realize that God is reminding us to eat less. What we do instead is to get dentures and tooth implants so that we may eat what we have been eating.

Failing eyesight is a reminder that we should control the yearning to read trivial books and magazines, and to read only that leads to our ultimate goal.

Failing memory is a reminder for us to remember only the good and to forget the bad. After all, we would not want the bad thoughts to travel with us to the next life.

Fading looks are a reminder that external beauty is fleeting, and that we should try diligently to beautify the mind.

Various aches and pains remind us that we will have to renounce the ever-aging physical body.

We must pay attention to these and more reminders from God.

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]

09/10/2026

Thursday, 10 September 2026

TIMELESS KNOWLEDGE OF BHAGAVAD GEETA
Focus on Your Duty, Not the Outcome
Lecture Series by Sushri Siddheshvari Devi Ji (Didi Ji)
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Divali Nagar Auditorium, Chaguanas
Presented by Radha Madhav Society

09/09/2026

Timeless Knowledge of Bhagvad Gita
Sept 9 - Know Yourself

09/05/2026

Happy 11th Anniversary to Yugal Kunj!!🎊🙏💫

🎶✨ Join us as we celebrate Yugal Kunj’s 11th Anniversary with a beautiful Musical Night filled with devotion, live singing, music, and celebration! 💜🎤

Come experience an uplifting evening with family and friends as we celebrate 11 wonderful years of Yugal Kunj together. 🙏🌸

📅 Saturday, September 5th
⏰ 7:00–9:00 PM
📍 Yugal Kunj, 2769 Duluth Hwy, Duluth, GA 30096

09/04/2026

Wisdom of Bhagavad Geeta

* Just as a person discards old garments and puts on new clothes, so does the soul take on a new body, discarding the old one.

* God accepts a leaf, a flower, a fruit or even water if offered with love.

* The soul cannot be cut by weapons, burnt by fire, melted by water or withered by the wind.

* Desire, Anger and Greed are three gates leading to hell.

* It is difficult to control the mind, but it can be done with practice.

* Perform your duty efficiently and without attachment to the results.

* The soul is an eternal fraction of God.

* Balance in life is created if one eats neither too little nor too much; and sleeps neither too little nor too much.

* Just as a lamp burns steadily without flickering in a calm place, the mind of the individual remains calm without getting agitated if he has controlled his desires.


* Meditating on God without name and form is difficult for embodied beings.

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]

08/28/2026

Words of Wisdom: God Loves You

Love is a word we have borrowed from the divine realm. God loves us. He says in the scripture Ramayan, “I lovingly take care of you like a mother takes care of her newborn.” Even though the mother’s love is the closest that comes to true love, yet it’s not completely selfless. God’s love is.

He shows His love for you in so many ways. Take some time to reflect on this fact. Who created your body within the body of your mother? It was God! Who provided nourishment when you were hanging upside down in the mother’s womb? God! Who created milk within the mother’s body so that you wouldn’t starve to death? God! Who created grains, lentils, vegetables and fruits for your consumption? Again; it was God.

While loving His countless children simultaneously, He loves you individually. He sits in your heart, taking note of all your thoughts. Without your asking Him to do it, He provides fruits of all your actions. He rewards you for your goodness and punishes you for breaking His laws. Even His punishment is an act of love towards you. He is not a stern God; He is a loving and merciful God. His mercy flows continuously for you. His stock of forgiveness never ends for you.

There is not a single moment that goes by where He is not gazing lovingly at you. He doesn’t even blink His eyes. He has waited an eternity to rush into His outstretched arms, and He will continue to wait. Even when you forget all about Him, He doesn’t forget you. That’s how much He loves you.

Love Him like a Lord and Master. Love Him like your Mother and Father. Love Him like your Best Friend. Love Him like your Child. Love Him like your most precious Beloved. Love Him so much that your eyes long to see Him, and your heart yearns to be with Him.

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]

08/21/2026

Words of Wisdom: Keep an Open Mind

From my travels I have learnt to appreciate the differences amongst people that inhabit the world. Visiting different countries, I have seen that people and the customs they follow are immensely interesting. It’s important to accept that the way we do things is not the only way of doing things; it’s just one of the ways. Thinking in this manner we can learn so much more, and in the process, we become more tolerant. I read somewhere that our mind and a parachute are similar in the sense that they both work only when open. So true this is!

You don’t have to go around the world to see that people are different from one another; just look at your own family. Everyone is such an individual. Make a genuine attempt to see the other’s point of view. Though we usually say in conversations, “I see,” yet we don’t really see. We don’t even try to see. Why does my wife behave the way she does? Why is my child saying and doing what he is doing? What is my mother really trying to say to me? What is my best friend communicating with me? We are not able to reach the summit of Tolerance because we don’t work hard enough to conquer the two hills called "Preconceived Notion" and "Misconception".

Try to see the world with someone else’s eyes.

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]

08/14/2026

Words of Wisdom: Make an appointment with God

"Every one of us needs half an hour of prayer a day, except when we are busy – then we need an hour." I came across this beautiful quote recently, and it instantly resonated with me.



It seems we are getting busier by the day. The more time-saving devices we have, the less time we seem to have. As we juggle professional and family responsibilities and social engagements, there is barely any time left for God. On a day when every minute has been spoken for, prayer may feel like a luxury we cannot afford. However, there are some very important reasons on why spending some time with God every day is extremely beneficial.

Our essence is the soul, and the soul needs God as much as the body needs oxygen. God is essential for the soul and spiritual health. If the soul receives its nourishment, the mind becomes peaceful and satisfied. If the soul is deprived of God, the mind becomes and remains restless.

Spending time in loving meditation on God in the morning helps greatly to tackle struggles of everyday life, both at home and work place. Moreover, early morning connection with the Supreme will help you focus on the important things in life and make you more productive during the day.

In this Age of technology, we are constantly distracted by sights and sounds of the world. Our attention span is very poor. Meditation on God helps us to regain our focus.

Meditation on God builds and grows faith. Many bemoan the fact that they were not born with faith. For them it’s important to know that faith grows and develops gradually as a result of daily devotion.

Go ahead and make an appointment with God!

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]

08/07/2026

Words of Wisdom: The only constant is change

The word ‘Jagat’ in Sanskrit means the ‘world,’ and its definition is, ‘that which is always changing.’ There is constant change taking place in the world. Seasons in nature change. Winter, spring, summer and autumn follow one another. Dry season follows the rainy season. Nothing stays the same.

A synonym for ‘Jagat’ is ‘Sansaar,’ and this word means, ‘that which is always shifting.’ The world is always shifting and declining. So is our body, which is constantly on the decline. The beautiful fresh rose wilts and dies after a few days. Earthworms abound after rainfall but disappear as quickly as they had appeared. The young must become old one day. The strong ones will become weak. Whosoever takes birth must die one day. We humans crave permanence, but all around us we see that nothing is permanent.

Change makes us afraid. The first day of school is a traumatic experience for the little child and the mother. There are many tears in the eyes of both, asking why there must be a change in life. In a few days, the child is happily waving the mother away. She has wisely accepted the change.

Life is full of changes and adjustments. There is gain; there is loss. There is life; there is death. Where there was a full head of hair; now there is a bald spot. The little girl who was once clinging to you is getting married today. The little boy you were comforting is now a father of two.

Change is everywhere and it is inevitable. Let us not fear it. Let us embrace it lovingly.

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]

05/22/2026

Words of Wisdom: Interpret the signs

There are many signs we see on a daily basis, the most common ones being traffic signs. Some are informative; some are cautionary. Perhaps these signs have a deeper meaning than we think. Let’s see.

Go…. Go quickly towards your final destination. Do not waver. Do not have doubts; do not procrastinate.

Stop…. Stop your whining. Stop complaining about your misfortune. If you are able to afford two square meals a day and have a roof over your head, you are already luckier than hundreds of millions in the world.

Yield…. Yield not to temptation. Every time you resist temptation you have scored victory over your mind, and that feels really good. Doesn’t it?

Danger Ahead…. Your friends are misguiding you. Do not cave into pressure from your peers. Stand your ground and do the right thing.

Proceed with Caution…. Exercise caution in life. Your sense organs face outwards, and your mind takes delight in interacting with the world. Take care not to get overly involved with material life.

Road Closed…. This road is closed, but there is a better road a little up ahead. It is newer and easier to navigate.

Speed bump…. There are speed bumps in life. These are necessary to make you grow and make you into a better version of yourself.

Note: You may direct your spiritual questions to me directly at [email protected]