Will You Dare Live In the Eternal Now?
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI You only have a minute, only sixty seconds in it. Didn’t want it, didn’t choose it, […]
November, 1998
November, 1998
Punishment leaves intelligence behind, says study
Young ashok was caned one morning before school for pushing his sister. Next door, Kugan pushed his sister, but instead
Diaspora
CAMBODIA Gods Allowed Reentry Cambodia reopened the Khmer Mountaintop Preah Vihear temple August 1 to symbolize the end of its
The Unfailing Power Of Female Fidelity
BY MADHU KISHWAR I grew up thinking that Sita, heroine of the Ramayana, was a slavish wife without a mind
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EUROPE CONTINUES ITS love affair with Hindu culture. Among programs commemorating India's 50th Independence anniversary of is a touring exhibition
How About a Diet to Die For?
By Devananda Tandavan As I have mentioned in the past, the traditional South Indian vegetarian diet is an excellent balance
Digital Dharma
ASTROLOGY It's All Here Wondering where the stars are tonight? How astrology is practiced in Iceland? When's the next conference?
Evolutions
DIED: Twelfth president of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Bhuteshanandaji Maharaj, in Calcutta, August 10, at age 97. Hundreds
Zero Tolerance For Child Battering
By Swami Bhavaharananda and Swami Shivapremananda I personally feel that punishment and fear are natural outcomes of the insufficiency and
Symbol of Good and Evil
The unimaginable atrocities committed by Nazis during World War II still weigh heavily on the world’s psyche, and few images