You have no idea of the greatness of Bharat as the land of wisdom, of yoga, of merit and noble deeds. Many foreigners desired to take birth and pass away in this sacred land. The great savant, Max Mueller, wished to be reborn in Bharat. He was such a great seeker. He made a thorough study of the Vedas. He regarded every clod of earth in Bharat as sacred. He regarded everything in Bharat as Divine. In Bharat, unfortunately Bharatiyas do not have the same feeling regarding their motherland. Foreigners are having this blissful experience and are undergoing a great transformation. (SSS Vol.29, pp. 55-56)

I have told students many a times about Max Muller. He was also called ‘Moksha Muller’, because of his noble qualities. Though he was a foreigner, his love for Bharat was beyond all limits. He wanted to leave his mortal coil in this sacred land. Many of his friends questioned him as to what was so special about Bharat. He told them, ‘The air of Bharat has truth in it. There is dharma in the dust of Bharat. There is love in the mud of Bharat. In the Ganga, there is sacrifice. There is no other country as sacred as Bharat. That which is not present in Bharat is not present anywhere else in the world.’ (SSS Vol.31, pp. 228-229)