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November 2003

Body Intelligence

Our bodies are repositories of all we have undergone from the moment of birth. Yet in our intellect-oriented modern lives, we have neglected them, thereby losing out on body’s precious wisdom. Re-establishing this connection, so..... More >>

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Yoga for the Young
by Jamuna Rangachari
With yoga now being a part of the ICSE curriculum, it is helping students to keep fit and improve upon their concentration. Hopefully more schools will follow suit... More >>
Travelling Light: The Therapy of Self-Transcendence
by Suma Varughese
What is the role of psychotherapy in the seeker’s journey toward wholeness? There may not be any single answer to the question, for it probably depends on the seeker. There are many who feel that the spiritual path, especially a... More >>
The Way of Love
by Swati Chopra
Srila Bhakti Ballabh Tirtha Goswami Maharaj is one of the foremost teachers in the tradition of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu today. Like the legendary singing saint, he is immersed in Krishna bhakti and teaches the path of transcendental... More >>
The Value of Balance for Happiness
by Pallavi Bhatacharya
Will owning a new Mercedes Benz, or taking a vacation in Switzerland make you a lot happier? Will breaking up with a loved one or faring poorly in an examination add to your misery? Not necessarily, according to a research... More >>
The Truth About Enlightenment
by Pallavi Bhatacharya
Jed McKenna loves to sky-dive, watches sitcoms and uses slang. To think that once he ran an ashram! Not quite a New Age guru, he is what he calls ‘a truth guy’. And the title of his latest bestseller is Spiritual Enlightenment:... More >>
The Short-Cut to Reach God is Love and Devotion
by Swami Anand Sidhartha
Our path of spiritual quest is filled with inhibitions and doubts. Spiritual master Anand Sidhartha clarifies most of them in his self-published book Light on the Path. Dr Sidhartha is the founder of the Oceanic School of... More >>
Cultivating Detachment
by Gopika Nath
Detachment, as I have understood it, has meant giving credence to my feelings, needs, desires and perceptions, but controlling them and their expression or anxiety in fulfillment.... More >>
Programmed for Success
by K. N. Krishnaswamy & R.K. Dham
Body-mind programming is a technique developed by the authors to achieve goals through changing the mind’s patterns... More >>
Prime Time for Spiritual TV
by Nishtha Shukla
In the last few years, religion and spirituality-oriented channels have mushroomed in India. Their rising viewership figures and revenues make one wonder—how hot is religion on the Indian screen?... More >>
Highs and Lows of Bipolar Disorder
Great advances have been made in the treatment of Bipolar Disorder in the last few decades, enabling most people with this disabling illness to lead a normal life... More >>
Magical Abode of Shiva
by Rachna Singh Chopra
The path cutting through Sarahan and Jeori up till Sangla was first dusty (with dams and hydroelectricity projects on the go) and then dangerous. Travelling along the fierce Sutlej on steep narrow roads was not easy. The river... More >>
Live Life the Vedanta Way
by Nishtha Shukla
Most people take Vedanta to be heavy philosophy. What they don’t know is that it can just as well show us the way towards better relationships, health, work and understanding ourselves. It is about a deep, truly holistic... More >>
“It is time for a charter of animal rights” —Dada Vaswani
by Suma Varughese
Dada Jashan Pahlajrai Vaswani, the spiritual head of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission, exudes the openness and humility of the truly enlightened. One is as comfortable in his presence as in one’s own, so easy is he to be with. Dada, who... More >>
Heartspeak Mother Teresa: The Power of the Positive
by Valson Thampu
The Mother was not doing something that only she could or should have done. She was doing what, in her opinion, every human being should be doing... More >>
Cool Kirtans, Divine Experiences
by Nishtha Shukla
What do John Lennon, George Harrison, Madonna, Kula Shaker and Cher have in common? They are all celebrated western musicians who have used Indian chants, instruments and harmony in their music at one point or another. Continuing... More >>
The Surya Namaskar capsule
by Shameem Akthar
The Surya Namaskar exposes to the beginner just how unhealthy the body is. And why. Whatever your favorite sports, you need to incorporate this into your daily regime to ensure complete fitness.... More >>
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