Jagannatha and the Fading Forests of Orissa
By Mangala Prasad Mohanty Only the hardest of hearts could lack compassion for an environmental conservation program like the Sri […]
Walking on Fire
By Gilles Flament It is late afternoon in a small village on Reunion, a mountainous island nation about the size
Amma on the Power of Motherhood and Love
After presenting the Gandhi-King Award for Nonviolence to Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi on October 7, 2002, Mrs. Jane Goodall said,
Women Launch Peace Initiative
Five hundred women religious and spiritual leaders met in Geneva, Switzerland, from October 7 to 9, 2002, in the first-ever
Bali Prays for Peace
By Daniel McGuire Just a little over a month after the bombing of a Bali nightclub which left 190 from
India’s Crafts Honored
By Rajiv Malik Ten of India’s top craftsmen were honored November 16, 2002, by the President of India as Shilp
Pilgrims Throng Deoghar Siva Temple
By Gitanjali Chak On every Monday in the Hindu month of Shravan (July/August), Deoghar turns into a saffron city, with
On a Positive Note
By Yatrika Shah-Rais Even the fussiest music critics would have to love singer Shweta Jhaveri. Who would dare find fault
Champions of Nonviolence
By Mark Hawthorne Here are in the world many people who have fought great battles for social or political justice
Mystical and Magical Priest’s Ring
By C.V. Manoj From time immemorial it has been a tradition in India to make the pavithra ring out of