In his bestselling book "Conversations with God", the author Neale Donald Walsch, explains about his dialogue with God. "It is like God speaking to everyone all the time". He adds "the question is not to whom does God talk, but who listens." He expands further that God can communicate with you in "the next song you hear, the next breeze that caresses your ear, the next conversation that you overhear". "All these devices are mine. All these avenues are open to me. I will speak to you if you invite me."

Whether we worship God with a form (e.g. Radha, Krishna, Rama, Narasimha, Shiva,Varaha, Kachchap, Durga, Ganesha,  etc. - the scriptures say God has infinite descensions) or without a form ( Brahm, Parmatma, Niranjana, Shoonya etc. where we do not associate any form to God and consider God as an infinite source of energy) or whether we are an atheist ( where we neither consider "God with a form" nor "God without a form" as the cause of the creation and we simply call the undefined mysteries of the universe as "nature"), we cannot stop marveling at the vastness and variegetedness of the universe in which we live.

One of the closest friends during my growing-up days was Murphy. A loyal friend, always reliable (well, almost always) and ready to sit up with me through the night as I struggled with the exam preparations. (I have always been a night person as you can guess). And Murphy was one loyal entertainer! Now a long forgotten name, Murphy used to be a leading brand of radios in those days. And we had one of the most gorgeous sets ever, valves and all.