Divine Riches
By Choodie Shivaram I visit Melkote a few times every year, as Yoga Narasimha is our family Deity. Yet, we […]
May the Gods Help Us!
This peace chant is sung by the teacher and the taught, as well as during puja, traditional temple worship. It
Krishna’s Lavish Art
Taking the devotional art of Nathdwara and the famous gold leaf and gem-studded painting of Tanjore to a new level,
Diaspora
SAINTS Ashram Update On January 4, 2001, devotees at Mahamandaleshwar Omkarananda Ashrams around the world will observe the one year
Meeting the Sadhu’s Challenges
BY H. H. MA YOGA SHAKTI SARASWATI Personally I feel I have not done enough in this world. I became
Kids Need More Sweets
By Tara Katir “It was as if we were in some new world,” begins Win and Bill Sweet’s book, Living
Meat-Tainted Goodies
Love that silver foil covering your delectable sweets? True, varak, as it is called, surely does make for a pretty
A Marriage Made in Heaven
By Vatsala and Ehud Sperling What could be missing in the life of a highly successful, Jewish American book publisher
Edmonton Triumph
It’s cold, really cold–that’s an equatorial-dwelling Sri Lankan Tamil’s first and everlasting impression of Edmonton, Albert, Canada. D. Selvarajah remembers
Tribals Return To Fold
Become Christians,” the evangelist promised, “and your malaria fever will be miraculously cured!” The uneducated tribals believed him and converted,