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Mohanji and the reawakening of our bond with nature and indigenous wisdom
Perhaps the most profound form of spirituality today is not escape, but returnβthe homecoming to a planet that has always held us, waiting for us to remember. Read more
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Diwali and the psychology of light: Why we crave illumination
Diwali reminds us that the festivalβs true power lies not in the lamps we light outside, but in the radiance we rekindle within. Each diya is an act of rememberingβthat the human mind, like the universe itself, is made of light. Read more
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10 doors to Divine: Finding the Mahavidyas in ordinary life
To open the 10 doors of the Mahavidyas is not to add more complexity to life, but to remember that life itself is sacred. You can begin where you are, with what you have, in this very moment. Read more
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The inner science of happiness: What the Dalai Lama teaches us about joy, compassion, and purpose
What makes us truly happy? Is it success, money, or something deeper? The Dalai Lama’s reflections, grounded in both Buddhist wisdom and modern science, offer a compelling answer: happiness is an inner stateβone that we must train our hearts and minds to cultivate. Read more
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From dissatisfaction to bliss: A simple path from Dukkha to SukhaΒ
The simple solution for getting from dukkha to sukha, from sadness to ease, contentedness, or bliss… is to accept reality as it is, both the personal reality within our minds and the objective reality of the world around us. Read more
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The Dalai Lama advocates Karuna and Ahimsa as ultimate principles of life
Indiaβs ancient wisdom of compassion and nonviolence is essential in todayβs world. We need both not just for us humans, but all sentient life, the Dalai Lama told Mayank Chhaya, his biographer.Β Β Read more
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The rise of non-religious spiritual practices: How millennials and Gen Z are redefining the sacred
Discover how young generations are redefining spirituality beyond dogma, creating rituals rooted in meaning, inclusivity, and self-discovery. Read more
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Dalai Lama at 90: What his life teaches us about forgiveness and resilience
Ninety years. One unwavering message: Let your pain become peace. Let your journey become light. Read more
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How the Lalitha Sahasranama rewires the brain and awakens inner radiance
When neuroscience meets sacred sound, a thousand names of the Divine Mother become a path to healing, harmony, and higher consciousness. Read more
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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 trekβit’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 soulβs journey to channel ancient wisdomΒ
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 MuslimsΒ Β
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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