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May 2004

Living with passion

Don’t let the train of life pass you by. You are meant to board it… even if it means having to run passionately just to get in. With passion, the obstacles, the challenges and the adversities only make the journey more..... More >>

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Six Thinking Hats of creativity
by Luis S. R. Vas
Creativity alone is what makes you stand out in a crowd. Edward de Bono, the originator of lateral thinking who was in India recently, has been delving deep into creativity, winning for himself applause from the corporate... More >>
Happiness 9 to 5
by Swati Chopra
In the book The Art of Happiness at Work, His Holiness the Dalai Lama gives advice on how to manifest fulfilment and happiness in our work lives... More >>
Kashi for Devi devotees
by Rachna Singh Chopra
Mystery surrounded as I stepped into the land of Devalgarh in the Pauri district of Garhwal Himalayas.... More >>
Sun Yogi
by Parveen Chopra
The incredible story of a man who has overcome the need to take food or water by absorbing energy directly from the sun through a system that he is now teaching... More >>
Rediscovering Reiki
by Suma Varughese
What has happened to Reiki, at one point the hot favourite New Age activity? Has it disappeared, stagnated or is it merely reinventing itself? An investigation... More >>
Going away to come back
by Geeta Rao
In the cross-cultural churning, an urban, westernised Indian has always been sceptical about the spiritual richness of the country. But it is never too late to come home. Back to the source…... More >>
Keeping the faith
by Gopika Nath
If we are silently centred and have faith, which is an open, unconditional acceptance that whatever will be we can and will deal with, because of the power of the supreme spirit that pervades our being, then we do not need... More >>
Games people play
by Dr. Minnu R Bhonsle
We act escapist when we relate to things and people which do not reflect back our true face to us. But we must know that the self-analysis and self-awareness resulting from being mirrored in the face of relationships is a... More >>
Avoiding the snares of ego
by Shameem Akthar
Though yoga itself is a path towards ego-lessness, because it heightens our ability and our consciousness, there is always the danger of the ego overwhelming the original intention of egolessness.... More >>
The Path of Japa
by Luis S. R. Vas
Repetition of any mantra or name of the Lord is known as japa. From Buddhists to Muslims, Christians to Sufis, this path is hailed as one of the most meritorious forms of prayer in many spiritual traditions... More >>
Embracing the One
by Tanushree Podder
A journey that began in Scotland, passed through a learning experience with Buddhist lamas and Advaita mystics in India, culminates in a spiritual therapist named Mynavati... More >>
Celebration Painter in Meditation
by Nishtha Shukla
He is a painter in meditation. But he doesn’t especially sit for meditation or chanting mantras. Every time he is at work with his paintbrush and canvas, he experiences God.... More >>
Worthy to be a spiritual guru
by Suma Varughese
One of the issues I feel strongly about is the need to become a spiritual teacher only after attaining enlightenment.... More >>
Help is just a mouse click away
by Tuhina Anand
From Advaita to Zen, alternative medicine to personal growth, relationship advice to performing puja online, the internet is proving to be a helpful resource for the New Ager... More >>
 
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