Life Positive Archives 2006

November 2006

Freedom From Time

Modern day life makes too many demands on us. 'One thing at a time…' no longer seems to be a viable proposition. Your attention is divided among many different tasks at a time, and something else is always more important than..... More >>

Also In This Issue

When I Grow Up

by Anita Vasudeva

It's such a strange phrase we use when young, little realizing that we continue to grow up all our life. It's hard to grow up, but it's good too, especially when you come to understand that you're not just growing up - you're... More >>

God and the Marketplace

by Life Positive

Jason Shulman is one of America's leading spiritual teachers and promotes a spiritual perspective embracing both the personal and the transcendent.

A highly respected exponent of Kabbalah, Shulman is also a Buddhist.... More >>

Family Values

by Mansi Agarwal

I entered the small gate, and an almost tangible wave of well-being hit me as I took in the panorama of calm and harmony that lay before me. The cool breeze tempered the bright sunshine, while birds chirped merrily from trees... More >>

Waiting to Exhale

by Shameem Akthar

Part of the excitement and thrill in learning yoga comes from rediscovering lost physical skills. Many students suddenly realize just how misaligned their bodies and minds have become. Often, this acts as a powerful release,... More >>

Chikungunya Manage the Malaise

by Life Positive

When Mr S Raman, a Chennai-based businessman, developed joint pain, he thought it was just a passing malaise, the effect of excessive strain. Then he developed fever. Even this he took lightly. When it persisted, however, he... More >>

Food for the Spirit

by Keertanya Dasa

"Annam Parabrahma swaroopam". The ancients who said this saw food as the personification of the Divine. Leave alone seeing the Divine, how many of us can truly say that we even taste what we eat? How often do you find yourself... More >>

Vanquishing Fear

by Swami Veda Bharati

Allow me to tell two stories here about non-violence in battle and about fear.

The Sufis and yogis are taught the art of disguising themselves. A cobbler on the street corner may be a Sufi master. This Sufi was a... More >>

Out of the Chakravhyu

by Suma Varughese

Among one of the hardest things to heal from is a love affair. Everyday, we read in the papers gory accounts of love affairs gone horribly wrong: suicides, murders, acid being flung on the face of the offending partner, and so... More >>

Contemporary Meditations

by Anandmurti Gurumaa

Meditation is a scientific way to understand the intricacies of the human mind. It is a way to transcend its periphery and reach the infinite. Our mind is always engrossed in a constant flow of thoughts that are either about the... More >>

Return of the Shaman

by Cosima Klinger - Paul

I listen to the sound of the drum and slowly enter into an altered state of consciousness. I am always aware of where I am and slowly travel into what the shamans call the lower world to regain power and strength for my friend... More >>

Invoking Shakti

by Purnima Coontoor

Much before Archie's and Hallmark made it fashionable to celebrate Mother's Day, and Dan Brown made such a compelling case for the sacred feminine in his Da Vinci Code, ancient Indian culture has regarded the creative cosmic... More >>

The Spirit of Surrender

by Suma Varughese

As I venture, very gradually, into the zone of surrender, I am wonderstruck at how different things seem in its domain. The outside circumstances have changed not a whit, but where they would have earlier had me in a welter of... More >>

Yo, Yogi - Nov 2006

by Life Positive

Time out with Ananda
Cutting Down to Size
Rohan had an irritating habit of boasting to his friends about things he was incapable of doing. Everyone was... More >>

Banyan Tree - Nov 2006

by Life Positive

Inspiration
Radiant is the World Soul
Radiant is the world soul,
Full of splendor and beauty,
Full of life,
Of souls hidden,
Of... More >>

Her First Ball

by Life Positive

Floor's not bad," said the new voice. Did one always begin with the floor? And then, "Were you at the Neaves' on Tuesday?" And again Leila explained. Perhaps it was a little strange that her partners were not more interested. For... More >>

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