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Art is my spiritual language: Nayan Kisnadwala on creativity and consciousness
A late bloomer, Nayan Kisnadwala evolved from a finance professional into an artist, spiritual student and custodian of Vedic Heritage Inc, in New York, carrying forward the legacy of his spiritual teacher, GuruMaa Jyotishanand Saraswati. He is a panelist for Lotus’ Yoga Day celebration on June 14 where his spiritual art will be featured. Read more
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‘Why fear…’: A skeptic’s journey from a lost textbook to Sathya Sai Baba
Dreams, mysterious encounters, and moments of uncanny grace—a deeply personal journey through faith, gurus, and divine synchronicity. Part I of a two-part narrative. Read more
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Can gurus reach you through dreams or send other signs?
A vanished fakir, recurring signs, and miraculous timing—this intriguing personal account traces a journey of faith shaped by extraordinary encounters that felt far too precise and powerful to be mere coincidences. Second, concluding part of the story. Read more
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From Bollywood royalty to spiritual leadership: Meghna Ghai Puri reflects on her awakening
Raised amid Bollywood glamour yet grounded by strong values and Buddhist philosophy, Meghna Ghai Puri, president of Whistling Woods film school, talks about leadership, resilience, spirituality, and carrying forward her filmmaker father Subhash Ghai’s legacy. Read more
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The wisdom of stillness in a noisy world
In a noisy world, practicing stillness and mindfulness reduces stress, restores emotional balance, and brings lasting mental clarity. Read more
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The Ramadan reset: How the holy fast harmonizes mind, body, and gut
Fasting during the Islamic holy month not only fulfills spiritual devotion but also aligns with modern science and intermittent fasting, promoting gut health and well-being when done right. Read more
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Bhajan Clubbing: When devotion finds a dance floor
Bhajan clubbing is transforming how devotion is experienced—bringing collective chanting, modern venues, and bhakti into contemporary cultural life. Read more
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Beyond the Shakers: How ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ reimagines modern spirituality
From the ecstasy of dance to the theology of a dual-gendered God, the new, acclaimed biopic unearths the radical feminism and utopian dreams of America’s most mysterious sect. Read more
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I am Christian—I also practice and teach yoga
Born Catholic, the author feels at home in other faith traditions, which all share the message of love, compassion, hope, and connection to the Divine Source. A Christmas special from Lotus. Read more
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To fly like angels, light up and lighten up
Angels are serving the world with pure spiritual thoughts that heal and uplift. Meditation and pure thoughts can transform the soul into a living angel. A Christmas special. Read more
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Cheeky wisdom of slow lane! Why rushing is the most overrated vice
Planet Overdrive: In a world fuelled by caffeine and the cult of ‘busy,’ it’s time to politely decline our own burnout party and discover the subversive power of slowness. Read more
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Festival of Bliss with Rakeshji inspires devotion and service in the Poconos
Joyful 3-day event celebrating the commencement of Pujya Gurudevshri’s 60th birth anniversary at Shrimad Rajchandra Spiritual Center, USA, featured transformative discourses, a major humanitarian drive, and a free health fair. 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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Sparking an interest in Jain studies at American universities
Philanthropy by a handful of Jain families has established Jain studies programs at 30 US universities, inspiring a new generation of scholars. Read more
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The circus of Self: The hilariously serious quest for ‘who am I?’
The ancient call to ‘know thyself’ is a wild goose chase. So why do we keep chasing? asks the master essayist P.S. Wasu. Read more
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