Welcome The New Healers
By JULIE RAJAN, PHILADELPHIA Last time you visited a doctor, you probably gave little consideration to the impact of René […]
Women of Vision In a “Man’s World”
By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami We might say the third of the a-b-c’s of good journalism is choosing insightful journalists. This
Transformation into God’s Loving Image
BY SWAMI OMKARANANDA SARASWATI The little drop of water can support and bear millions of ships, and sustain billions of
Follow Your Bliss
Music to me is a matter of bliss. When you find that bliss, you say, ‘Ah…That’s real music.’ That is
The Art of Rapport
Talking to and guiding children is one of the beauties and responsibilities of parenting. It’s also the most challenging, if
Canada’s Chariot Maker
Sthapati Saravanamuthu Jeyaraja is just one of 100,000 Sri Lankan Tamils settled in Ontario, Canada, but he is earning distinction.
Rescuing Our Vedic Pundits
BY DR. S . YEGNASUBRAMANIAN Now that the Ati Rudra Maha Yajna at the Sringeri Sadhana Center in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania,
Seeking What’s Real
SRI ADI SHANKARA IS IRREFUTABLY ONE OF THE MOST significant historical figures of India. His life story, writings and sayings
Daddy, Do We Get Toys for Christmas, too?
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI Ho, ho, ho! the tree is bright with tinsel and flashing lights, a little wooden angel
Destroy Egocentric Desire and Anger
BY JAGADGURU SHANKARACHARYA SRI BHARATI TIRTHA Adi Shankaracharya says, “again birth, again death and again lying in the mother’s womb.