Find meaning, purpose and fulfilment in your life and in the world through the age-old science of meditation. Do you feel helpless to see how world events are unfolding without being able to do anything about them? In other words, … Continued
You might have noticed that the world is becoming increasingly more polarized around different issues. According to Tantric philosophy, this is a sign that presages an era of spiritual harmony, or dharma. Shrii Shrii Anandamurti: “Whenever the world is at … Continued
There’s been an ongoing study amongst the terminally ill, with an overwhelmingly recurring result: the number one regret of the dying is “I wasn’t true to myself.” That’s a very strong indicator that at the end of one’s life, when … Continued
At the heart of the ancient culture of mysticism is the search for the unknown; one’s inner self, the Greater Self; the infinite and eternal Cosmic Consciousness beyond words, thought and mind. That Supreme Self is inexpressible and inconceivable. We … Continued
We live in exciting and transformative times. And a strange paradox has also taken place in these interesting times, one that could grace any story as a great twist. Only it’s not fictional. It’s true. In the last 100 years … Continued
Theoretical physicist Marcelo Gleiser recently won this year’s Templeton Prize, which recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to affirming life’s spiritual dimension. A noble sentiment. And quite a tall order for a theoretical physicist, considering today’s arid materialist scientific … Continued
We are moving into a a new and expanded paradigm of science that will be more intuitive and less intellectual. The idea of a universe bound by time is the result of science bound by intellectuality. The more we are … Continued
Staying at the Ananda Gaorii Ashram, Farm and Learning Center — a hive of spiritual learning and inspiration for young people all over Europe — I am reminded of all the good things the organisation I work for does, in … Continued
New York City is a labyrinth — above and below ground — of wounded, jaded but surprisingly nice people. Like the tap water, which makes for surprisingly good drinking. This country is full of contradictions like that. Recently I visited … Continued