How Food Labels Can Deceive
Food labels should help the consumer make an intelligent decision about the safety of the product and its nutritional value. […]
A Better World Through Yoga; “Witnessing” Brings Clarity, Solves Problems
Mr Vinayak Vishwanath Gokhale, age 71, is a simple, humble man endowed with wise discernment and keen intelligence. His lean
An Archeology Of the Future
Passengers fly from Los Angles to New York at 2,000 miles per hour – not in a plane but in
Emerson’s Enduring Dialog With Dharma
"Crime and punishment grow out of the one stem," wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson in his essay, Compensation. "Punishment is a
It’s Holiday Season
Subramuniyaswami, Sivaya H.H. Deepavali cards are coming into Publisher's Desk daily. Are they beautiful? Yes, they really are. Pictures of
Haidakhan Babaji
"I am a nobody and nothing. I am only like a mirror in which you can see yourself." Babaji was
Mauritius’ ‘Big Little Army’
In 1986, the Chief of the Mauritian Army, Colonel J. R. Dayal, took leave of duty and went to India.
Germany’s Youngest Hindu Refugees
Mathur, Rakesh Mr. Klaus Severin, Chief of Border Police at Frankfurt Airport, introduced me to four Sri Lankan children who
The Red Parade Of Nepal
Jha, Hari Bansh If you think of Hinduism and Buddhism as two distinct religions, each having tidily protected its theology
MY TURN
Chapple, Christopher The world, faced with a broad ecological crisis, finds itself searching out tools which can bring about resolution