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Past life recall and all paths lead us to ask: Who am I?
In this 2nd part of her interview, spiritual visionary Dena Merriam delves into the law of karma in relation to her previous lifetimes, and her new book about Sita of Ramayan. Read more
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Kailash Yatra: A sacred journey through time, faith, and self
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2025 isn’t just a trek—it’s a sacred pilgrimage that calls to your soul. Walk the ancient path to Mount Kailash and discover the silence that transforms. Read more
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Dena Merriam shares her soul’s journey to channel ancient wisdom
Spiritual visionary Dena Merriam opens up about bridging lifetimes from ancient India to medieval Tibet and how her devotion to Paramahansa Yogananda and Kriya Yoga has shaped her path over 50 years. Read more
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The Hajj: Pilgrimage of a lifetime mandated for Muslims
Hajj is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. The annual pilgrimage goes back to 632 CE when the Prophet Muhammad performed the first official Islamic Hajj and re-established the rituals in their pure form, emphasizing the importance of unity, equality, and devotion to God. Read more
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Thay who brought mindfulness to the Western world
Thich Nhat Hanh was a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, but his teachings transcended religious, ethnic and cultural boundaries, offering a path of peace and mindfulness to all ready to receive them. Read more
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Karma on my mind
A right understanding of karma plants us firmly in the present. Right here, right now, is where our past behavior catches up to us and where we have to respond skillfully. Read more
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The expanding landscape of spirituality beyond religion
Spirituality is evolving beyond religious institutions, embracing personal exploration, science, and global wisdom. Read more
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The rising popularity of meditation: A deep dive
Meditation has moved from secluded retreats to classrooms, corporate offices, and even smartphone apps. Its wellness effects are backed by science, technology, and celebrity endorsements. Read more
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Rahu-Ketu: Eternal tug-of-war between illusion & liberation
Rahu entices with illusions, while Ketu liberates with truth – understanding their interplay is the key to inner balance, advises Vedic astrology. Read more
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In ‘Aflame’, Pico Iyer explores silence as a spiritual portal
In his new book, ‘Aflame: Learning From Silence’, Pico Iyer draws from his transformative experiences at a Benedictine monastery in California, exploring the power of silence, spirituality, and gratitude in a divided world. Read more
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May the spirit of Santa Claus live on in your life
Santa represents the joy of giving. His joy comes from making others happy, and not expecting anything in return. Read more
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Finding the feminine aspect of Divinity in faith traditions
Many religious texts and traditions refer to the Divinity as ‘He’. As a result, belief by default in a male God dominates our world. Correction is in order. Read more
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Is being a ‘cultural Hindu’ becoming the new normal?
A cross-section of individuals explore how their relationship with Hinduism is changing, and what it means to belong to a faith where dharma, values, and personal integrity often speak louder than rituals. Read more
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Pluralism and flexibility are Hinduism’s greatest strengths
Hinduism’s inclusive nature means even those who don’t engage in traditional religious practices can still connect with its cultural and philosophical heritage, whether through yoga, meditation, or festivals. Read more
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Festivals have a social impact, and an opportunity to nourish the soul
Hindus have the freedom to design the way they celebrate and worship. A ‘cultural Hindu’ is not denying or discarding his faith. Read more
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