Assam: Land of Devotion – Part 2
Assam continues to amaze in this second part of our report as we explore the religious centers, called satras, founded […]
The Life & Teachings of One of India’s Great Luminaries, Śhrī Nimbārka
Excerpts from the ancient hagiography Nimbārka Vikrānti, rendered into Englishby Brahmachari Vrajvihari Sharan, PhD Who am I? Why am I
Surrender Is Central to All Yogas
It is perhaps a great cosmic irony that to attain our immortal Self we must relinquish our personal self By
Mauritius Mahasivaratri
Savita Tiwari takes us on her personal pilgrimage to the sacred lake known as Ganga Talao during the island’s exuberant
Y.G. Srimati, an Unsung Hero Honored
The Met showcases a Chennai artist who flourished in New York City By Lavina Melwani, New York When Y.G. Srimati
The Sadhaka’s Path Is Woven from Shakti
An in-depth reveal about three forces which propel the seeker to liberation The following is a lucid translation of the
Yoga: Beyond the Body
A reminder of the original application andpurpose of this ancient system of self-improvement By Anjani Gharpure What is yoga? is
Spiritual, But Not Religious
Nineteen million young Americans, designated as SBNR, unknowingly hold core beliefs and practices that resemble Hinduism By Lauren Valentino, North
Embracing Life’s Changes as Natural Stages
How a stay-at-home mom, whose child grew up and left home, reinvented herself to overcome the “empty nest” syndrome By
Quotes & Quips
“For the shishya who devotedly remembers, ‘My guru is actually Siva Himself who grants Liberation,’ fulfillment is not far off. ”