by Uma Majmudar Rudyard Kipling’s statement, “East is East and West is West, and the twain shall never meet,” falls flat on its face in the new millennium as the East and the West come together. We now share, contribute and learn from each other in ways that...
by Russell Atkinson The Fog Warning by Winslow Homer “Mother! Mother! My boat is sinking here in the ocean of this world. Fiercely the hurricane of delusion rages on every side! Clumsy is my helmsman, the mind: stubborn my six oarsmen, the passions: into a pitiless...
by William Page Mountains are often a source of religious insight. Many sages and rishis have lived there. So there ought to be a mountain sutra. If there were, it might go like this: Photo by Jen Loong on Unsplash The religious quest is...
by Bill Davis Swami Vivekananda: There is no sweetness but He. Thus says Yajnavalka. When you come to that state and look upon all things with the same eye, when you see even in the drunkard’s pleasure in drink only that sweetness, then you have got...
by Sister Judith Thackray The healing principles of nondual Vedanta have guided me most of my adult life. I was an undergraduate student in philosophy and fine art—widely reading in both ancient and modern philosophy, when I first encountered these healing principles...
From the Bottomless to Limitlessness by Nilotpal Sanyal From the bottomless to limitlessnessYou and I fly togetherInside and outside timeTouching the sky, touching the airThrough ages and eons, We fly together. We are together in the shy light of the...
