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April 2004

Stories to transform your life

There was a man who wanted to know about the mind, what it really was and whether computers would ever be as intelligent as humans. The man typed the following question into the most powerful contemporary computer (which..... More >>

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Cook Correctly
by Anuradha Vashisht
To come straight to the point, the best foods in the world are the sun-cooked foods. The best of everything else is only the second best. The human being himself being a product of Nature, the best for him is only what Nature... More >>
Testing the spirit
by Gopika Nath
Relationships are the ultimate testing ground for our spiritual evolution. The human being evolves by virtue of his or her interactions with others. Sometimes we like what we see, sometimes we are intrigued and even... More >>
Winning the battle of life
by Maya Kirpalani
Sunita Mittal, a young brilliant executive in her mid-thirties, shared her state of grief in one of her counselling sessions with me. ‘‘I have a knotted pain in my heart… it is full of tears and now it has turned into ice. But... More >>
Hearing the divine sound
by Shameem Akthar
Among all yogas, nada yoga is the fastest route to meditation. It can relax even the most high-strung mind, leading one gently into the path. Because of its association with bhakti yoga (though each can be practised... More >>
Spiritual Holidays
by Suma Varughese
Krishnamurti Study Centres
Chennai, etc
Existing under the aegis of the Krishnamurti Foundation of India, an organisation that oversees the teachings of the... More >>
Power of noticing
by Dr. Steve Whiteman
Imagine that you pull up to a familiar intersection, the one at which a homeless person is regularly stationed. The light is red and you stop. She has a cardboard sign asking for money or work. Perhaps some mornings you give... More >>
Seed Scrolls
by Shakti Maira
Walking a pilgrim’s path I saw these dusty seeds underfoot: dry, brown, cracked, silent, encapsulating a past unknowable. I gathered them and brought them home. In time I saw them filled with new beginnings and future... More >>
Hail the New Woman
by Ritu Bhatia
On a beautiful spring morning a group of women gathered at the India International Centre to celebrate their femininity and power. Full Circle, in collaboration with Osho’s Lifetrainings, brought a unique workshop to Delhi... More >>
The Paradox of Trying
by Suma Varughese
Among the many conflicts the beleaguered seeker must resolve is the gulf between what she is and what she wants to be. She wants to be in a state of equanimity, to love and care for the larger world, to give until it hurts,... More >>
Ranjit Maharaj the Stateless State
by Roozbeh Gazdar
As the evening shadows lengthened, a cold breeze started blowing in from the sea. The samadhi of Ranjit Maharaj at Banganga, Mumbai, was almost deserted except for a caretaker. Kishor Chopda, a businessman dealing in... More >>
Call of the Sea
by Rachna Singh Chopra
A lone purpose sought a lone me, and we met, in Goa. The rendezvous was set near the sea, by the side of the gurgling waves. Travelling atop the waves of the world, a timely blessing helped me decide that the intoxication I... More >>
The 5 tibetans
by Roozbeh Gazdar
Kiran Gupta, a housewife, used to suffer from a variety of ailments. A knee problem made it difficult for her to move and emotionally she felt in bad shape.  Then she read about a couple, Razia and Rustam Patel, who were... More >>
The truth shall set your free
by Suma Varughese
Secrets. The very word is pregnant with meaning. Some secrets are exciting and joyful, like planning a surprise party or event for a loved one, or writing a book or learning to paint without telling anyone about it. Others are... More >>
Cancer: its genesis and cure
by Poorvi Mittal
If a rope is tied around the leg of a baby elephant and attached to a stake in the ground, it slowly learns that it has very narrow limits. It learns to restrict its life so as to adjust to its confinement. Years later it grows... More >>
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