Middle Class, Middle Path
“I am of the opinion that religious people have the courage to face the world positively,” said Shri Kishore Tripathy […]
Getting Even Is Such An Odd Thing to Do
By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami Everyone has willpower. It is inherent to the makeup of the physical-astral-mental-emotional body. The center of
The Total Solar Eclipse
Every hotel in Guadeloupe has been booked for months by people eager to witness the coming total solar eclipse which
Don’t Hide From Our Roots–the Vedas
BY SWAMI SHIVAPREMANANDA All Hindus have a moral and spiritual obligation to remind themselves of their cultural heritage in the
Riots Fail to Hinder Yatra
By PRABHA PRABHAKAR BHARDWAJ In August 8, 1997, a nationwide strike in Kenya by opposition leaders demanding constitutional reforms and
Towering Tales
By Sita Sharan It was Bapu’s long-held wish to recite Ramayana on the banks of Lake Manasarovar, beside Mount Kailas,
Securing Canadian Roots
By S. THIRUNADARAJAH The Saiva Mission of Quebec began in 1984 with a dozen devotees meeting in borrowed space at
Reclaiming Sadhana: Nourisher of Health
BY BRAHMACHARINI MAYA TIWARI My early life was fostered by wholesome practices that preserved the good Earth–the practices of sadhana.
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RUBBED WRONG BY LIFE? JOHARI ADVOCATES DAILY MASSAGE AND A NON-TOXIC DIET With Tara Katir in Kapaa, Hawaii Asked for
Dharmic Differences
Asia’s two spiritual titans, Hinduism and Buddhism, have exerted profound influence on the planet and its people since their beginnings.