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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 Gurudevshriβs 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 βwho am I?β
The ancient call to βknow thyselfβ is a wild goose chase. So why do we keep chasing? asks the master essayist P.S. Wasu. Read more
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JAINA celebrates Paryushan, focusing on unity and forgiveness across North America
Annual Jain festival brings thousands together in reflection, forgiveness, and unity Read more
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The vertigo of awe: The mystery of the ineffable!
How do you describe experiences like gazing at the Milky Way or feeling the quiet stab of grief? Master essayist P.S. Wasu delves into the ineffableβthose moments of profound awe, love, and spiritual insight that defy language. Read more
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“Lord, empty me of me, so I can be filled with you”
In a recent discourse in New York, the visiting Nirankari Mission mentor explored how we have become numb to the pain we cause others by imposing our belief systems, and what true spirituality means beyond hoping for a future reward. Read more
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The poisonous whisper: Why every story should not be told
Growing up with stories from Indian literature, the author learnt a powerful lesson about gossip, judgment, and the strength of silence from a lesser-known tale from the Mahabharata. Read more
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Science and Spirituality are quite compatible: Swami Nirviseshananda Tirtha
Swami Nirviseshananda Tirtha beautifully bridges the gap between logic and faith, showing how science and spirituality are not opposing forces but complementary paths to understanding reality. Through deep inquiry and experiential wisdom, he reveals that true knowledge embraces both empirical truth and inner awareness. Read more
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A radiant odyssey: Jain dharma illuminates Chicago
Unity, wisdom, and compassion converged at the biennial convention of JAINA, an umbrella body of Jain centers in North America 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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Why the Bhagavad Gita teaches that attachment leads to heartbreak
The Bhagavad Gita reminds us that heartbreak stems from attachment, not love. When we let go of expectations and dependency, we find peace. True strength lies in acting with love, without clinging to results. In detachment, we discover freedom, clarity, and a deeper connection to our true self. 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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