By Ananda Rupa devi dasi Being a parent or caregiver is like tending a garden. We nurture, protect, and help those in our care grow strong roots and reach for the sun. Each day is filled with teaching, guiding, and creating a safe space for them to flourish. But one day, the garden changes. Children become adults. Parents find their own rhythm. The ones we cared for begin walking their own path, and sometimes our hearts need time to adjust. This is where steadiness matters. T

Ananda Vrindavan Devi While Krishna was on His way to Dwaraka He passed through the land of scanty water (Srimad Bhagavatam 1.10.34). I began to imagine what else might be scanty in that land with less water. And how today, in this time of Kali Yuga, the age of quarrel and hypocrisy, scantiness is everywhere.  But first this delicious word - scanty. It means ‘limited or less than sufficient in degree, quantity, or extent.’ Miriam Webster Only when water is scanty do we realiz