Issue No. 128 • June 23, 2002
Editor: Mr. Virendra Pandurang Marathe
  
 
Articles

Need For Spirituality

Practical Guidance

Clarification
of Doubts

Children's Corner

Activities Worldwide

Religious Festivals

Implied Meanings

Spiritual Experiences

Science of Spirituality

Experiment of the Subtle Dimension

Saints' Quotes

Readers' View





This Week's Highlights

Spiritual education and actual practice for
spiritual transformation from 'i' into 'I'
    New Delhi, India. Recently, the Times Foundation organized an interactive session of distinguished persons, industrialists and seers of different religions. ... 
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Getting rid of doership (ego or 'I'ness)
    In the initial stages, as a seeker commences spiritual practice (for example, chanting) he emanates pleasant (sattvik) vibrations and one feels good in his company. ...
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Importance of subtle beauty (sattvikta)
over mere gross beauty (aesthetics)
    Question: Sometimes while doing satseva that involves working with documents, I feel a document could be formatted to look much more aesthetic, but I am often told by my spiritual guide that the existing style is more sattvik. Can you explain the difference between sattvik and aesthetic; why is sattvikta given so much importance, even at the cost of aesthetics?
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The power of Sat
Children's Quiz
Spiritual Experience of a Child Seeker
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Reports from the Sanatan's Centers
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Orthodox Christian feast of the Holy Trinity - Part II
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Gurupaurnima 2002 Preparation
Receiving ideas for Gurupaurnima Special Issue
content after chanting and prayer
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Thoughts and us
    "Each issue has to be given a thought to, but it is not for us to do so."
- H. H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj.
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Path of chanting (repeating) The Lord's Name
(Namasankirtanyoga)
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Spiritual texts vs. ordinary texts
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Chanting The Lord's Name continuously
- Saint Tukaram.
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Doing every activity as spiritual practice
- A reader, Mumbai, India.
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