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Saving Money For Travel: 9 Practical Tips
We all wish we could we could grow money on trees, or inherit an inheritance we didn't know we had, or rub a magic lamp to take care of all expenses for that next dream trip. I can almost hear the excitement in the emails and tweets of people who stumble upon my blog for the first time, because as one of them put it, reading about my travel adventures can make it seem like I've discovered the secret of always having enough money to travel! Unfortunately, the truth is far from it, and saving money for travel is a conscious effort I've been making for the past many years.
I've already talked in detail about how I afford my travels; this time, I'm sharing practical ways to save money for a trip that have led me to my most awesome adventures across India and the rest of the globe.
1. Say goodbye to shopping.
If there is one indulgence that can't co-exist with travel, it is shopping. You can either spend a day at the mall, adding the latest trend in fashion to your wardrobe, or you can use that money to buy an air ticket to an adventure you'll never forget. Warning: both are addictive. If you decide that the latter is what you want more badly, stop going to the mall, unsubscribe from all your favorite shopping newsletters and Facebook pages, and refuse to accompany friends for window shopping. Find other free hobbies to bide your time and weekends; you could start by exploring the free sights in the city you live, discovering new neighborhoods and parks, taking your camera for a spin at odd hours, or really anything that will convince you that sacrificing that trip to the mall will soon be worth it.
2. Create a savings fund.
I'll be honest here; I'm not investment savvy or inclined to find complicated ways to grow my money by a wee bit. I opened a simple savings account while I still had a full time job, and authorized an automatic transaction into it for a fourth of my total salary, on the day after pay day. I also refused to use my ATM card for that account, for the simple reason that if I had easy access to it, I would give in to a fleeting desire to buy something expensive. Before I knew it, I had saved enough money for a back-up fund that would allow me to quit my job and travel.
Now that I don't have a regular monthly income, I create mini saving funds for particular trips. For instance, before my trip to Turkey, I took on freelance writing and social media assignments particularly to channel funds towards my trip; not only did it motivate me to work harder, but having a target in mind helped me prioritize my work.
3. Avoid eating out.
Eating out in a metro like Delhi can be terribly expensive. When I first moved here, I was spending most of my time working out of cafes and clocking up bills of INR 500-1000 a day for simple meals and tea / coffee, in the name of a conducive working environment and because I hate cooking. I would've become bankrupt at that rate, but I made simple modifications to my "home office" and convinced my house mates to have a part-time cook for us. My expenses went down steeply. If you like cooking, even better. Avoid a night out at a good cafe or restaurant, and instead indulge yourself with a nice home-cooked meal and a movie; you'll thank yourself when you're using the same money to indulge in a Chocolate Con Churros in Spain!
4. Find work online.
Gone are the days when earning money online was only a thing of scams. Identify your skills; writing, social media, web designing, coding, content development, even poker, and put them to use online. Organizations all over the world are looking for better and cheaper ways to get things done, and if you can prove your credibility and build good search ranking on Google, there'll be no stopping you. I recommend working online as opposed to getting a part time job offline, because of the flexibility it offers; you could be working in the middle of the night or from an airport halfway across the world, as long as you have internet connectivity. If you can master the art of making an income entirely virtually, believe me, you've struck gold. It's the only kind of gold I know I'll ever own!
5. Be smart about weddings.
Especially if you're planning your own. By my very rough estimates, a small wedding in an Indian city could fund my entire travel in Western Europe for a year! That's right. Yet, many people will choose the former, because that's what society demands. If you ask me, you can either meet the various demands of society (now get a masters degree, now get married, now have a kid…) or draw a line somewhere and claim your life. It is not impossible to travel for a living when you're married or even when you have a kid; I know of many travel blogging couples who homeschool their kids on the road, but of course it requires even more guts and rebellion to do it, besides a partner who shares your boundless love for travel. If you must get married, ditch the big fat Indian wedding for a legal registration or an intimate ceremony in a part of the world you love.
While I have radical views about the concept of a marriage, I try to be supportive of friends and family who decide to take the plunge, but only while keeping my expenses at bay. I prefer to borrow wedding clothes and accessories from my mom or aunts (truth is, they can hardly ever be reused), club travelling for a wedding with my own travel plans, and believe that a wedding gift that involves travelling is the best that I could genuinely give someone.
6. Stop drinking out.
I know it will be criminal to recommend avoiding alcohol altogether! When the going gets tough – when you have an unstoppable urge to go to the mall and buy the new in-thing, when you watch your savings fund dwindle on returning from a trip, when your taste buds wouldn't feel satiated with anything but a fancy Italian meal at an expensive restaurant, when assignments fall through, when everyone around you is getting married – and it will get tough, you'll need your favorite wine or whisky to stay strong. Keep your stock at home or drink at a friend's place if you must; drinking out is the second biggest expenditure for most people after shopping, and you'll wake up with guilt for having blown precious money on alcohol that could've been bought at a fraction of the cost.
7. Sell things you don't need.
Most of us have a natural inclination towards hoarding. When I got my swanky new Sony Cybershot, I carefully put away my old camera in my cupboard, thinking what if something were to happen to my Cybershot. It sat there for months, slowly depleting in value; I've only recently decided to let go and am still cringing about the money I lost because I didn't sell it sooner. Likewise, raid your cupboards, find things of value that are of no use to you anymore, create a listing on eBay or olx, and make some bucks while you still can. If nothing more, it could buy you a train ride or a meal on your next trip.
When I receive extravagant gifts (however seldom that might be) that I can easily do without, my first instinct is to sell them; the point is, once you've set your mind to saving every extra penny for traveling, there will be no stopping you.
8. Get rid of your credit card.
When I got my first credit card, it felt a little like a magic lamp that could buy me things I didn't have the money to buy. I would get a bill shock pretty much every month that I owned that dreaded card, and blow all my money paying for extravagant purchases. Then one day, out of spite, I cut the card in two and called my bank to cancel it. I haven't owned a credit card since, and it's the only reason I've never travelled with money that I don't already have, only to struggle to pay it off later. So go, get rid of your credit card, and get control of your expenses. You'll thank me later.
9. Save for budget trips.
I've long stopped thinking of travel as a luxurious getaway; to me, travelling is everyday life. I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth (and if I was, I probably would've sold it to travel), and when I travel, I don't long for the luxury of a five star resort or roads without potholes or people at my beck and call to plan my itinerary or high end meals at fancy restaurants. Much the opposite in fact; the best adventures are born out of lack of a big travel budget. When you set yourself a saving target for your next trip, look out for cheap flights, factor in public transport rather than hiring a car, a nice but basic place to stay, and local food at small cafes; if you're going to do this often, you have to start looking at travel not as a break from life, but as life itself.
Your turn, what are some ways you save money to travel?
Also read:
The Story of How I Quit My Job to Travel
How I Afford My Travels and How You Can Too.
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Madhuri #
You are such a wise girl! Your parents must be so proud of you :)
R.E.S.P.E.C.T!December 14, 2012
Sonal #
Thanks Shivya for sharing the list. I plan some of my trips with a friend or two. That way I end up splitting the cost of meals and stay in half. Also, opt for homestays over an expensive hotel, that helped too.December 14, 2012
Nishu #
Very well said Shivya. Honestly it bugs me when people say they would love to travel but can't afford to – yet they are booking monthly visits to the salon, own the latest gadget, or designer handbag. It's all about priorities really.December 15, 2012
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Thanks!December 16, 2012
Shivya, been following your blog since referred by Venkat from SMU. I find your writing very interesting. We would definitely be interested in seeing what we can do together. I'll try and contact you from the Contact section.December 17, 2012
Fantastic tips !! Very practical !
I need to follow the less eating out and go for basic comforts while travelling more !December 17, 2012
Nice. Wish I had done all these during my bachelor days. I did travel during my bachelor days but it was work related and to all the non-tourist spots of India (Sindhri, Jharia, Jadishpur, Rajgangpur, Jameshdpur etc.)
My wanderlust started after I had two daughters. I travel with my family so some basic things cannot be compromised on. So a decent resort when I travel to Himachal side is a must but down south, these are generally what I follow so that I spend less and I can travel more:
1. Try and avoid resorts / homestays whenever and wherever possible. In may places in Western Karnataka and Northern Kerala, hotels are cheaper option. Just find out how clean they are before you book them. Resorts and Homestays are generally costly and many of them are not value for money
2. If visiting religious places, stay in the accommodation provided by the temples. They cost almost nothing and are generally clean. Eat the lunch / dinner provided at the temple. (This applies to places like Sringer, Horanadu, Darmasthala etc)
3. I don't travel to eat great food. So I generally eat the basic food that is available rather than going for anything very fancy.
That was in Western Ghats of Karnataka and Kerala. In case of trips to Himalayas, I have no choice but to hire a cab with a driver and stay at a decent resort since some amount of comfort and safety is required for the family.December 17, 2012
Madhumita #
Wonderful ideas shivya.. Things that we already know but need to be reminded about! Love it!December 17, 2012
Couldn't agree more with some of the points and have been following many of them. Didn't buy an S3/i-phone 5 and I could budget my Ladakh travel comfortably with that :). Didn't apply for a credit card for the same reasons mentioned. Recurring accounts are a good way to save and interest accumulated can sponsor at-least a long week end trip. A trip with a saved money is always a reward for small sacrifices made. I guess put travel on priority and one will find a way to fund it somehow :).December 18, 2012
Dharm #
Hi Shivya,I wish you a very Happy New Year…really awesome and true written…..I have faced these things and tried when I was on road (before current job)…..You know you have lovely written skills…very easy and wonderful wordings you chose…I fall in love with your every article….Best wishes….January 8, 2013
Cant agree more with ALL the points.I saving for a lifetime of travel is ofcourse not easy, that too when you're from a country with a currency disadvantage. I would like to add another point here: save on your vehicle, I would settle for a TATA nano or an Active, instead of a big sedan, I would be able to fund 5-6 more foreign trips for myself. .Unfortunately most of us Indians lack the passion for independent travel,or most of us refuse to look outside India, Ladakh is the most "ultimate" trip for most. I do hope more Indians opt for independent travelling in the future, and not become package tour travellers.February 16, 2013
And the part about weddings..very well put up, fortunately for most of us, weddings are financed by parents.February 16, 2013
My3 #
I really do not have any beef with the packaged travelers. They get to see a different part of the world while eating their own food. Not everybody has the confidence to take off alone or as a small family. I came across a set that insisted on taking pictures in Honolulu and then run off to another spot. The whole thing was a big photo opportunity for them. Chalo, why not? They have gone to a part of the world that many of us rarely get a chance to go to. Watching them became a part of my vacation :-).February 25, 2013
I'm guessing you do not mind me visiting and saying thanks to you for the article – it genuinely helpedFebruary 23, 2013
My3 #
I have just discovered your blog. I have been traveling for a long time with my husband and then my two kids. We rarely go out to eat. We reserve that for travel. I love shopping BUT it is window shopping. I rarely use my credit card for anything else but the necessities like groceries and gas. We went to Europe in '91 when very few Americans even knew where the Scandinavian countries were :-). Many of those visas were free for me as an Indian citizen! I have traveled first class on TGV for a short distance just to see how the rich live and then did the rest of Europe on a regular budget :-). We buy sandwiches in the European train stations and sit in the parks and enjoy them while people-watching.
Sensible people are the same everywhere in the world. I try and save as much as I can during the year so I can travel to another town in summer even within the US. I have stopped buying momentos. I have a 4 inch Eiffel Tower :-). The rest are in my head and camera.
It is a lot of fun to go to Beijing and explain that I don't eat fish, meat or sea food. They all double down with laughter. I try and find as many free tours as I can. When I need to pay for an organized tour, I don't balk. Then I try not to eat out that day. I recently went to Japan and loved it. I can walk for hours without any complaints. My husband who travels often for conferences says he enjoys a city the most when I am there. I keep track of every single waking hour.
My children who are now grown have imbibed most of my money sense for which I am very grateful. They also travel but don't order drinks with their dinner unless it is something local and even then only one. I am happy that I have succeeded in passing on my gypsy genes to the boys.
Best wishes.February 25, 2013
Mitalee #
Very practical list of tips for budding travelers! Reading your blog is always a pleasure ma'm. You write so well. I was introduced to your blog on the recommendation of a friend. Although I am not much into travelling, but always feel contended to travel virtually by means of your blog. Keep it up & enjoy travelling.July 4, 2013
Abhay Jain #
ur article is so helpful in today's time when people r getting so many ways to spend money,ur tips if anyone starts practising its sure that any common middle class man can travel this world.keep it up.and share ur experience in future also.July 26, 2013
Superb blog. I have started following!
Few tips that I have developed over the period of time – probably not duplicating to yours….
– Do step by step bookings. For example domestic booking in India generally costs low if booked around 3 months prior to journey – be it air or rail. Then arrangement for transport around destination – if required. And lastly, hotel/homestay bookings. The last 2 can be swapped. This approach merely gives feeling like EMIs, though not in reality!!
– No provision for food in package. This may sound not so easy – but honestly, gives a chance to taste anything local. This helps a lot especially if brunch is in practice with skipping dinner, often! My family has almost developed a habit to have any suitable – and not at all fancy food – just to survive.
Keep sharing your ideas, and tips on places in your natural way.October 5, 2013
Shayan Chakrabarti #
I was going through another bad day in office..and I was terribly grumpy when I took half an hour off and took a dip in google..for casual time pass..but i had to read your story (particularly i loved 'how I afford my travels') with genuine sincerity..knowing that not just someone has taken off after her dream but also takes time to put forth tips so that others can amass courage to follow is refreshing to say the least..thanx google and thank you!October 7, 2013
vandita deshpande #
last 4 or 5 days i joined u & i completely love ur ideas.Some day i also want to join u…….November 16, 2013
Vimal Warrier #
Very Sensible and Practical ideas !
My 50 cents – Resist the urge to buy a fancy, expensive ( as well as petrol/diesel consuming car) or upgrade to one. If you need a car, settle for a utility hatchback one. The extra few lakhs you save can go a long way to fund a couple of trips.
To add to it, even if you own a car, make maximum use of the public transport available in your city.December 12, 2013
Soham Banerjee #
Shivya: Wow. So many ways U have shown. I hope I will be able to inculcate some of them surely. Thanks.February 6, 2014
Sonya Anchan #
Hi, loved your blog. I , too am a travel freak & also a travel blogger. Plan my own outings across nation. Usually, take along 2-4 ppl for company. I want to try solo travelling because it is quite an headache asking ppl to join and fit their schedule with mine. Just wanted to know about solo travelling, how safe it is?March 24, 2014
It's always inspiring to get tips from a fellow traveller, more so when it's another girl:) I agree with all except the "no credit cards" part, but it's funny how all travellers think alike when it comes to what you value. My friend and I have been travelling for the past 12 years and we have always borrowed money from banks(personal loans) and travelled and it's worked out fine for both of us. And we don't make much money, I can tell you that. We have even managed to stay in some nice places along the way. Though we haven't been able to travel full time- that's something we're looking at now. Started a travel company to help us along(twoboots.in).
Thank you for such a great post with such practical tips.May 13, 2014
awesome…..just love the wayu lead your life..its a dream for many of us .. and what you said about saving is extremely true though i know not how much i would be able to adhere to it but believe me u r awfully inspiring and every advise shared by you is practical to the power infinity…June 9, 2014
Archit Agarwal #
Hii! I deny that one should not use a credit card. Using multiple plastic card smartly, i happen to travel Eastern Europe & Americas. Most all of my flights were free and many of hotels too. Not to mention many of these free hotels are on the Travel & Leisure top 500 hotels list. You can read more on them at flyertalk.com / millionmilesecrets.com.
You blog is really inspiring to read. ATB.August 10, 2014
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This is a page for Greg Heffley's relationships and interactions with the other characters throughout the series.
Rodrick Heffley:
The relationship between Greg and Rodrick is complicated and perhaps the most important one. They tend to fight and argue with each other. In Rodrick Rules, Greg had a very embarrasing secret, which was of him accidentally going into the ladies bathroom of Leisure Tower. Rodrick throughout the book kept on threatening Greg that he will spill it out if he provokes him or tells on him. Rodrick seemed to know that Greg had a crush on Holly Hills in The Last Straw because when they were in a hotel room, Rodrick lied to Greg by saying the Hills family is staying in a room next to their's, Greg fell for it and Rodrick pushed him out of the door and locked the door, Greg was also in his underwear making it worse for him. Although they tend to fight a lot and will not show their feelings openly, they love each other more than anything else. Rodrick and Greg are rarely seen getting together, however at the end of the Rodrick Rules, Greg and Rodrick bond and end up getting along with each other. Although he did not show it, Greg worries about his brother many times and doesn't want to see him sad.
Rowley Jefferson:Rowley is more of a forced friend according to Greg. He is childish and Greg doesn't rely on him. It was later revealed that when Rowley moved into the neighborhood, he knocked at Greg's door and when Greg opened it, without even introducing himself or he started saying jokes from a book his mother bought him, Greg felt a little bad for Rowley and forced himself to befriend him. Greg also shows how much Rowley's parents are overprotective of him. Greg treats Rowley more of a slave by making him do all his work, carry his bag and give him piggy rides, be his campaign manager and when Rowley become the social chairperson in the Third Wheel, Greg thinks that he will boss over Rowley and tell him what to do. In the movie Greg doesn't seems to do things like that to Rowley, treating him more of a best friend, but still keeps giving his advices to Rowley. Rowley and Greg's relationship is quite strained as they keep fighting and breaking up, then after a while they recouncile their friendship such as when he dumped Greg as a friend for his girlfriend Abigail.Greg despite thinking of himself as a good friend of Rowley actually kinds of bullies him ( like playing pranks and jokes on him) and also uses him ( once made him give Greg a piggy-ride, writing Greg's english work as Greg can't write in cursive and making him scout for dog defecations ).
Manny Heffley:
Greg does not get along with his younger brother, Manny, because his parents always treat him like a prince and would give him everything he wants and when Greg and Rodrick were his age, the parents were more strict with them. His parents seem to spoil him too as they are never seen scolding him even once, in Cabin Fever,he killed switched off all the electricity except for the one for his room throught the electric panelwhile his family were struggling, he was enjoying himself until Greg found out that he did it as he wasn't teached how to tie his shoelaces. He always tells lies and get away with it like when Greg was playing with Manny in New Years Eve and found a little piece of thread and told Manny it was a spider and he started pretending if he was making him eat it, just then Manny slapped Greg's hands and the thread went inside Manny's mouth and he swallowed it too and he told his mother. He got away by showing his mother it was the size of an orange and Greg was sent to bed early. He also has imaginary friends that get him out of trouble and make him get extra dessert after dinner. His friend is Mikey as of Hard Luck, this makes Greg feel bad since he doesn't have any friends.
Susan Heffley:
Greg actually Does not get along with Susan as she often embarrases Greg by calling him words like "Sweetie", "Sweetie Pie" and "Honey Bunches". Susan always takes Manny aside and she would not tell Manny that his imaginary friends are fake otherwise she thinks he will be traumatized. Greg hates how his Mom never punishes Manny and treats him like a prince and spoils him, even though he changed his password on Net Kritterz, changed the parental control and refused to give the password, and cut power in every room except his in Cabin Fever.
Frank Heffley:
Frank thinks that video-games are just a thing to keep Greg away from exercising and he would make Greg eat more and work-out and he also threatened him that he will send him to the military academy, Spag Union if he doesn't shape up in The Last Straw. Greg was also steamed after he stole his and Rodrick's snacks from the pantry due to having a junk food addiction.In Dog Days it is stated that they don't have much in common with the execption of hate for the comic Lil' Cutie.
Charlie Heffley:
According to Greg, his uncle Charlie brings everything asked for him on Christmas. However when he asked for a Barbie Dream House when he was younger (thinking it would be a great fort for his toy soldiers), Charlie went and bought the first thing which had Barbie in it, this caused Greg to get a Barbie doll, and when Greg asked him from Twisted Wizard, he got a photo of himself about the same size as the box of Twisted Wizard. When Greg was little, he used to call him "Red" which was because Greg had red pajamas, however Greg took it seriously. He told his mother about it, and she bought him blue ones, but Charlie gave him the nickname "Blue".
Arthur Heffley /Clyde Heffley:
Arthur/Clyde is the great-uncle of Greg and only says "Muurp" ad "Ruup" instead of words, making Greg confused if he is actually meaning something or not, so Greg just takes a response that would be suitable like "No thank you".
Greg finds Fregley weird and creepy. Whenever Greg is going to Rowley's house, he always sees Fregley in his backyard, saying creepy things, this causes Greg to go through by going in the gutters. When Rowley broke up with Greg and was hanging out with Collin Lee (his backup friend), Greg thought of making him jealous by having sleepover at Fregley's. When he went there, he would stay away from Fregley as far as possible. Fregley then apologized to him for chasing him with a booger. In the film,Fregley chases him with a booger instead. In Hard Luck he made Fregley very popular and made him win the position in the yearbook called Most Popular.
Chirag Gupta:
Chirag is a friend of Greg as he mentions and also a friend of Rowley.The friendship between Greg and Chirag is not shown much.In Rodrick Rules after he moved away and later came back, Greg would make fun of him with the Invisible Chirag joke however he later made Greg apologize for it.Other then that, Chirag and Greg's relationship is not seen much despite being portrayed as a friend of Greg.
Ben Fielders (Online Book):
Ben Fielders was Greg's old best friend in the online book until he moved away. However he does return and Greg describes about how he and Ben used to have a popular comedy group which many people liked. When he returned, Greg asked him about a girl called Piper Matthews (the online counterpart of Holly Hills). Ben told him untrue things about her, Greg believed him as she was Ben's classmate. When Greg went to the Roll-a-Round, he saw Piper there, Greg was about to go there and ask her to go with him, but when couples skate came, she and Ben paired up, Greg found that Ben just told the untrue things to keep him away from her and that she is actaully Ben's girlfriend. Greg got mad and reported on Ben about a bad thing he and Ben did at the church school walls to the church.
Robert Jefferson (Rowley's Dad):
Greg and Robert seem to have a very bad history as Robert always thinks Greg is a bad influence for Rowley and he often tells Rowley to stay away from him, Greg describes him as a very protective parent as he doesn't even lets Rowley play a video game with the slightest bit of violence and won't let Rowley ride scary rides in the boardwalk as seen in Dog Days.
Short Relationships
Dean Delarosa:
Greg knew Dean Delarosa when he was in the third grade and was invited to his birthday party, but his mother got the date wrong by a week and Greg ended up coming a week early. Greg liked the gift he was supposed to give him, that he ended up playing with it. Dean was Greg's secret holiday buddy when the kids had to give each other presents anonymously. Greg forgot, but Susan got it and gave it to Greg, Susan didn't knew that it was supposed to be anonymous so Greg and Dean felt embarrassed when the teacher called out Dean's gift's label.
Holly Hills:
Greg has no relationships with Holly in the book series, in the Last Straw Greg wanted to impress her because she was, according to Greg, the only girl in his class which he liked and didn't have a boyfriend. However when Greg went to Roll-a-Round, she called Greg "Fregley", this made Greg lose interest in her. In the same book, Holly wrote in Greg's yearbook and used his real name and said he was OK. Greg was fine with that and started to get interest in her again, but Holly wrote in Rowley's yearbook that he is cute, this disappointed Greg. In the movie series though Greg and her may have become a couple at the end of Dog Days (Movie).
Heather Hills:
In Dog Days. Greg had a crush on Heather Hills. He thought that if he would get good with Heather he could get a high school girlfriend (a thing he has been wanting for a long time) and so he could show off to kids at his school. So then he found that she is a lifeguard at the pool, When they got to the pool Greg would go to the pool which she is lifeguarding on and Greg would exercise in the bathroom so he could have his muscles pop up. Greg thought to impress her he would say anything to a kid doing anything bad (which Heather was supposed to say). Once a kid was feeling bad and he vomited, Heather went to clean it and asked Greg to help her clean it, but Greg just ignored her because he was scared of cleaning the vomit. Soon Greg thought that Heather will soon go to college and that long-time relationships won't work. In the Dog Days movie, Greg doesn't has a crush on her, but in the credits he appears trying to show his muscles to her and her friend.
Greg had a crush on Natasha a year prior to The Last Straw, he wrote a love letter to her and made it sound like a posh love letter that his mom thought was unsuitable for his age. He gave it to Natasha, but he was disappointed when Natasha gave him a store-bought card for another friend who was absent. Greg got over her after this.
Abigail Brown:
Although not exactly a crush, Greg wanted to have a good relationship with Abigail. He had invited her for the Valentine's day dance with Rowley. After some time, Ruby Bird got attracted to Greg, so he quickly ran to Abigail to dance with her but when he realized she had spots, he thought she had chicken-pox and screamed hence hurting her feelings. Rowley later comforts her and runs off with her and they are heard of as being couples.

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Surprise twists, unexpected star turns, rules that were constantly being rewritten -- this past TV season felt a lot like a reality show. Young men ditched their remotes en masse, while an old man named Trump became a breakout star. A sitcom staple's farewell amassed a huge audience (53 million bade goodbye to ''Friends''), while most new comedies crashed (only five of last year's 19 freshmen -- ''All of Us,'' ''Arrested Development,'' ''Eve,'' ''Hope & Faith,'' ''Two and a Half Men'' -- will return). And after dismissing reality as a fad a year ago, networks are betting next season's success on it (with a whopping 16 hours of unscripted fare scheduled for fall). This night-by-night guide explains what flourished and what flopped (remember, winning and losing are relative terms, depending on the network) and looks at how each net will try to better its fortune next season.
WINNERS Although CBS scored the season's biggest new comedy with odd couple Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer in ''Two and a Half Men'' (No. 16), NBC's hodgepodge lineup was the real surprise. ''Las Vegas'' (No. 27) and ''Average Joe'' (No. 24 for the first installment, No. 34 for the second, No. 46 for ''Adam Returns'') combined with reliable ''Fear Factor'' (No. 19) to help the Peacock win the night in young adults for the first time in eight years. ''It's just a fun, hot, sexy lineup,'' NBC Universal TV Group president Jeff Zucker crows. ''It's an escapist night of television.'' True -- especially if you were trying to flee Fox's ''Big Fat Obnoxious Fiance'' (No. 12). LOSERS CBS' ''Yes, Dear'' (No. 41) lost 2.6 million viewers, prompting the net to push it to midseason next year. A revolving schedule made for wild fluctuations on Fox -- and an overall 26 percent drop in ratings. A stunning 16.2 million viewers refused a second date with ''Joe Millionaire'' (No. 110), and hyped porn-industry drama ''Skin'' (No. 133) didn't titillate. And while ''The Swan'' (No. 62) managed only middling numbers, its plastic-surgery-pageant premise stoked plenty of passionate watercooler chatter. WHAT'S NEXT More controlled chaos. Fox's three distinct schedules (summer, fall, and spring) have the new ''North Shore'' and ''The Swan 2'' on Monday in the fall, warming the bench for ''Athens'' (from ''The O.C.'' creator Josh Schwartz) and the return of ''24'' (moving from Tuesday) in January. Since ''Joe Millionaire'' showed that a big scam works only once, don't expect another ''Fiance''; ''The Swan,'' though, is another story: ''We think that might be a franchise,'' says Fox exec VP Preston Beckman. Can't wait for ''The Swan: All-Stars.''
WINNERS ''American Idol.'' Television's No. 1 show boosted lead-out 24 (No. 48) and stood among the few shows that increased their audiences. In fact, we'll count anything a winner that survived the ''Idol'' onslaught -- we salute you, CBS, for going after the older crowd with ''Navy NCIS'' (No. 26). UPN's highest-rated program, ''America's Next Top Model'' (No. 119), looked as fierce as ever, drawing 2.6 million more viewers than last season. ''It's hard to overstate what that meant to the network,'' says CBS exec VP Kelly Kahl, who also oversees UPN's programming. ''It has UPN playing with the big boys.'' Next season, ''Model'' catwalks to Wednesday night. MIXED VERDICT The WB's freshman drama ''One Tree Hill'' (No. 166) started slow but managed to grow in an otherwise dismal season for the net. ''It's been following the growth curve of shows like 'Buffy' and 'Gilmore Girls' and '7th Heaven,''' says The WB CEO Jordan Levin. ''It started out under the radar and caught on with teens, then caught the public's attention.'' On NBC, ''Law & Order: SVU'' (No. 22) lost a chunk of viewers (2.1 million) after moving from Friday -- but it locked up the 10 p.m. hour against CBS' ''Judging Amy'' (No. 40) and ABC's ''NYPD Blue'' (No. 53). LOSERS Comedy blocks took the biggest beating from Simon Cowell and Co., with ABC's ''8 Simple Rules...'' (No. 51) and NBC's ''Whoopi'' (No. 89) and ''Happy Family'' (No. 92) getting bruised. ''They just could not compete, and I didn't have any other time periods,'' Zucker says of his sitcom casualties. WHAT'S NEXT NBC will woo viewers in the fall with a fourth installment of ''Average Joe,'' and when ''Idol'' returns in January, it'll counterprogram with its highest-profile reality show, boxing contest ''The Contender.'' ''We're not going to roll over anymore,'' Zucker says. ABC will reshuffle, sending younger-skewing ''8 Simple Rules...'' to Friday and sticking with family comedies like ''My Wife and Kids'' and ''George Lopez.'' Says ABC Entertainment exec VP Jeff Bader: ''It's just a better way to package the night.''
WINNERS The 9 p.m. hour featured the week's most contentious battle: NBC's revamped ''The West Wing'' (No. 29) versus ABC's ''The Bachelor'' (No. 21) versus CBS' relocated ''King of Queens'' (No. 33) versus Fox's sunny soap ''The O.C.'' (No. 59). Though the ''Bachelor'' franchise and ''The West Wing'' lost some viewers, NBC's Zucker says, ''The competition was much tougher this year.'' Next season will only get worse, with Fox moving its half-hour ''Idol'' results show to 9 p.m. and sending ''The O.C.'' to compete in Thursday's post-''Friends'' free-for-all. ''I'd much rather have 'The O.C.' against 'The Bachelor,''' Bader laments. After years of faltering, ABC finally had some luck in the 10 p.m. hour by implanting ''Extreme Makeover'' (No. 56). LOSERS NBC stalwart ''Law & Order'' (No. 14) lost 1.3 million viewers (the second consecutive year of declining ratings) and could suffer more against CBS' second ''CSI'' spin-off in the fall. ABC flopped with high-profile efforts like the second ''Bachelorette'' (No. 32), down 5.1 million viewers from Trista's reign, the gay-dads sitcom ''It's All Relative'' (No. 68), and short-run drama Stephen King's ''Kingdom Hospital'' (No. 109). ''I don't think it was broadly commercial,'' Bader says of King's frightfest. ''It's one of these shows that's a cult favorite.'' Speaking of, The WB's ''Smallville'' failed to soar in its move from Tuesday to Wednesday, falling from No. 103 to 135 -- though it performed better there than ''Dawson's Creek'' did in its final season. ''With the retirement of 'Dawson''s, we needed a show that could open the night,'' Levin says. ''Ultimately we've shown gains in that time slot.'' WHAT'S NEXT The WB could count on Clark Kent to launch its new Oliver Hudson-Barbara Hershey serial, ''The Mountain.'' ''There's clearly an opportunity in that time slot for a young-adult relationship drama,'' Levin says.
WINNERS CBS' ''Survivor'' stayed strong against ''Friends''' final season with its ''Pearl Islands'' (No. 6) and ''All-Stars'' (No. 4) editions. And despite losing some 400,000 viewers this season, ''Friends'' (No. 5) finished big with its much, much, much-hyped finale. But the surprise of the night was ''The Apprentice'' (No. 7), which got the job of network savior -- and broke up the 20-year-old Must See comedy lineup. ''What matters is whether you put all your best shows together,'' Zucker says. ''It doesn't matter whether they're drama or comedy or reality.'' LOSERS All the critical praise and divine intervention in the world couldn't save Fox's ''Wonderfalls'' (No. 163). And pity Joseph Lawrence, whose ''Run of the House'' on The WB (No. 197) was the lowest-rated sitcom of the season. (All together now: Whoa!) WHAT'S NEXT Fox gambles on ''The O.C.'' at 8 p.m. ''This is a show that's like heroin for its audience,'' Beckman explains. ''I don't think we'll beat NBC, but we'll make it harder on them.''
WINNERS ''Joan of Arcadia'' (No. 50) blessed CBS with a 16 percent increase for the night -- and exorcised everything in its path. ''It's great for us to have a show that's not yet another crime drama,'' Kahl says. ''It gets a little buzz, it gets people talking.'' Sister act ''Hope & Faith'' (No. 71) also had a good freshman run on ABC's revamped TGIF block. LOSERS Viewers weren't wed to ABC's ''Married to the Kellys'' (No. 106), nor did they fall for Alicia Silverstone's sweet dramedy ''Miss Match'' (No. 117) on NBC. ''It just wasn't broad enough in its appeal, particularly for men,'' Zucker says of ''Match.'' The WB shuffled its comedy-block time slots, only to see ''Reba'' (No. 155), ''Grounded for Life'' (No. 179), and ''What I Like About You'' (No. 184) plummet when mixed with the now-canceled ''Like Family'' (No. 185) and ''All About the Andersons'' (No. 182). WHAT TO EXPECT The WB will move its comedy vets back to their old time slots, with Mark Burnett's autobiographical sitcom ''Commando Nanny'' joining them at 8:30 p.m. NBC gets all ''CSI'' with ''Medical Investigation,'' following ''Third Watch.'' ''It's a show we really believe in,'' Zucker says. ''It's got a great franchise at its center.''
WINNERS Well, those ''Law & Order'' repeats (Nos. 74, 103, and 122) do a bit of business for NBC. And Fox is always in the game with ''America's Most Wanted'' (No. 88) and ''Cops'' (Nos. 99 and 111). LOSERS Everything else. ''To put something on that people have to make a point to watch doesn't work,'' Bader says, noting that ABC will continue with its ''Wonderful World of Disney'' (No. 98) movie series. WHAT'S NEXT Not one net will air original scripted programs next season. The last remaining holdout, ''The District'' (No. 64), arrested an okay 9 million viewers, but CBS still handed the Craig T. Nelson drama a death sentence in favor of ''48 Hours Mystery,'' ''The Amazing Race,'' and a rotating slate of crime drama repeats. ''The cost of original dramas with the return we were getting was not working out for us,'' Kahl says. '''The District' was good, but it really was one of the oldest-skewing shows on television.''
WINNERS Chick crime solvers were hot. NBC's ''Crossing Jordan'' (No. 22) returned after 10 months off the air and was welcomed by 2.1 million more viewers than last year, showing absence can make the audience grow fonder. CBS was up 25 percent on the night as ''Cold Case'' (No. 17) tracked down the season's best drama debut. ''That was probably our biggest shot in the arm this year,'' Kahl says. ''Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'' (No. 35) built an audience for ABC, bolstered by its teary reveals. ''It genuinely makes me cry,'' Bader gushes. ''If you look at the last quarter hour of the show, the ratings are enormous.'' LOSERS Another 800,000 fans abandoned cult fave ''Alias'' (No. 79), which won't return until January. Fox's funniest night faltered, with stalwart ''The Simpsons'' (No. 42) slipping 2.8 million viewers and sliding from No. 17 to No. 28 among its core audience, 18- to 49-year-olds. WHAT TO EXPECT Fox attributes the downturn not to the much-discussed disappearance of young men from prime time but to a stale lineup. So ''King of the Hill'' and ''Malcolm in the Middle'' will fill the 7-8 p.m. hour, and ''Arrested Development'' will get a chance to prove itself with a post-''Simpsons'' spot. At 9 p.m. the ''Apprentice''-with-lawyers show ''The Partner'' finishes the night starting in November. ''When you're trying to put these good little shows on week in and week out, people feel like they don't have to be there all the time,'' Beckman says. ''We decided we need to go with something that could really become an event.'' Thus proving the biggest lesson of the season: When in doubt, make like Donald Trump.


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The so-called "His Royal Highness Yogiraj Param Hans Sadgurudev Shri Hans ji Maharaj" (1900 - July 16, 1966) was a guru in India within the Sant Mat tradition. Click here for his Wikipedia biography. He claimed to be the Satguru or Perfect Master of his time though he was not accepted by the majority of his Master's other followers. He married twice, the second time to Jagat Janani Mata Shri Rajeshwari Devi, also known as "Mata Ji" and they had four sons and he had a daughter with his first wife. He was certainly not reticent in describing himself as God incarnate in human form and attacked his competitors unmercifully. In 1953 he called the gurus of the Hare Krishna movement the biggest frauds in what was meant to be a Parliament of Religions.
Guru Maharaj Ji, what do you owe to your father?
I won't tell you what I owe. If I took all the birds, the sun, moon and everything that exists in trying to repay my father, I wouldn't even be able to repay a single pennyworth. You know He has given me such a lot. Such a lot that He has made me king of the whole universe. So how can I repay Him? As a Guru. I regard Him as my father because He is my real father, and He is my Real Father. Real father and Real Father, real to Real. He is my real father because He has given me birth, and He is my Real Father because He has shown me the path. How can I repay Him for this real thing He has given me? I can't even imagine repaying Him for it, but He says that if I can just do meditation it will be much more than He has given me. I don't think so. I don't think it is true.
In 2009, Words of Peace Global released a video detailing Rawat's Perfect Master lineage in which he discussed his father's career and told a story about his father's orders to the young Bal Bhagwan Ji. A story which supposedly confirmed his own claim to have inherited his father's spiritual authority and divinity.
Shri Hans was early in his life an egalitarian iconoclast, and an opponent of the Hindu caste system. He was originally a member of the Arya Samaj, but left that movement after he met a guru of the Sant Mat tradition, Sri Swarupanand Ji Maharaj. Swarupanand initiated him into the four techniques of Knowledge or kriyas, which are the centrepiece of his religion. In the 1930s following the death of his guru, he began to travel in Sind and Lahore and later to Delhi.
The death of a guru is nearly always followed by dissension as to whom should be the new Satguru (see Radhasoami Reality by Professor Mark Jurgensmeyer). Rawat's father was not accepted by Swarupanand's followers as the new Satguru because he was a "householder" ie a family man. Their concerns were shown to have some basis when Prem Rawat was disowned, disinherited and deposed by his mother and elder brother due to his "unspiritual lifestyle" and the subsequent public scandal which both brothers have attempted to hush up. It is not unusual for successful gurus with families to pass their property and "spiritual capital" on to their children. Hans' following grew informally for many years, spreading across northern India. Apparently he could not foretell the future as the Punjab where he had done most of his preachings became part of Pakistan in the partition cutting him off from the bulk of his followers. He demonstates a good head for busness by setting up shop in a strategic location on the outskirts of Haridwar knowing pilgrims on the way to the Vaisakhi festival will pass by. He founded the Divya Sandesh Parishad or Divine Light Mission in 1960 though he had resisted setting up a formal organisation.
The best internet resource for information, albeit hagiographical, on Hans Rawat, the father of Prem Rawat is the web site of his 'apostate' eldest brother, Bal Bhagwan, or Shri Satpal Ji as he now calls himself. While Maharaji and his organisations have sometimes mentioned his father they no longer have any information about him available on the internet. Most of the publications containing information about him available in the West were destroyed in the early 1980's on Prem Rawat's direction. In the past, Rawat often acknowledged that everything he had came from his his Shri Maharaji but his reservations about the efficacy of the meditation techniques to change people directly contradict many of the claims made by his father and his father's direct claims about his own divinity are probably now embarassing.
Shri Hans wanted his "Knowledge" to be proselytised in the West. He was naive enough to have letters sent to President John F. Kennedy and Bertrand Russell. He was assertive to the point of megalomania in his claims to divinity in his teaching. He proclaimed that using his methods of meditation and under his guidance world peace could be achieved but "it is absolutely necessary that the politicians of the world be counselled and if necessary obliged to realise Divine Light by personal contacts with living Realised Soul and then the humanity will be saved from ruination without much efforts." The major source of teachings, doctrines, etc of Prem Rawat's father are his speeches that have been translated into English and were published in official Divine Light Mission magazines in the 1970's and on the web site of his eldest son. These are mainly extemperaneous, contain many quotes from the Sant Mat religious tradition, attacks on other Hindu sects and beliefs and are very repetitious to an English reader. On July 19th, 1966 Shri Hans Ji Maharaj died at the age of 66.
Video of Shri Hans Rawat
Hans Rawat was a canny businessman and successful Godman so he could afford to be filmed and video is available of him. There are clips interspersed through many of the films, videos and DVDs published by Rawat's organisations.
Books By or About Shri Hans Rawat
Some books by or about him are published on this site, including:
Speeches of Shri Hans Rawat
Some of his speeches (or "satsangs") are published on this site, including:
A series of his satsangs were formerly published on the Manav Dharam website from 2007. They are reasonably short and presumably edited to nearly identical lengths.
Hans Rawat was certainly not a shy person nor a dull dresser. He dressed as Krishna (as his son did out of the public eye) and in his later years was up and dancing and singing on stage at the drop of a mala.
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These clips are from Elan Vital videos and come with commentary promoting the youngest son, Prem Rawat. No doubt, the eldest son, Satpal Rawat, has similar commentary in his videos, as he stresses his inheritance through his father and mother, though they would be in Hindi.
"... his own father. Shri Hans Ji Maharaj, who was of Royal Indian descent, formerly conveyed this message throughout India."
"Maharaji does not teach a religion, dogma or doctrine nor is he the first person to impart this message. Many people have done so before him including his own father. Shri Hans Ji Maharaj, who was of Royal Indian descent, formerly conveyed this message throughout India."
"Maharaji does not teach a religion, dogma or doctrine nor is he the first person to impart this message. Many people have done so before him including his own father. Shri Hans Ji Maharaj, who was of Royal Indian descent, formerly conveyed this message throughout India. Taking the initiative of travelling to his audiences Shri Hans Ji Maharaj was able to reach people who could not come to him."
By the 1990's Prem Rawat had begun to reminisce about his childhood in a new way where his father needed his help to draw crowds. He claimed that he was the one who attracted the crowds for his father, His Royal Highness Param Hans Ji Maharaj, whose organisation apparently couldn't raise a crowd advertising their "Perfect Master". The days when he spoke of his father not needing anyone to attract followers were gone. - link to the satsang
"I've been doing it since I was very young. My father, Shri Maharaji, he would have events, they would advertise them and they would do the whole thing and the time for the event would be coming and I would look out the window and see how many people were there and many times there was nobody there so I'd go out there and I'd start speaking and when I would start speaking they'd see this little bitty thing there speaking and they'd all start coming and when the hall was full my father would come and he would talk. It's not something I went to school for, it's a gift too, it's a gift that I can show you how to catch that magic when it happens."
"Maharaji was born in Hardwar, India, in 1957. By the age of 6 he'd already begun speaking to the large crowds that would gather to hear his father. When his father passed away Maharaji became the sole person to make this message available though he was only 8 years old. He continued to speak to large audiences thoughout India throughout his childhood. When he was just 13, Maharaji was invited to speak in London and Los Angeles."
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Ray, beloved father, brother, grandfather and great-grandfather was born on Jan. 6, 1943, to Jose and Louisa Romero in Eldorado, Tex. He met his wife, Betty Arispe Romero and was married on Nov. 20, 1965.
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