Highlights
Regular spiritual practice for spiritual, psychological, as well as physical well being
In one of the first studies to examine the specific pathways by which religion affects health, researchers at Duke University Medical Center found that elderly persons who attended religious services at least once a week are only half as likely as non-attendees to have elevated levels of Interleukin-6 (Il-6). ...
Common Misconceptions about Spirituality
“Fasting wholeheartedly yields noticeable spiritual benefits.”
An article on fasting as a spiritual practice highlights the attitude to adopt while fasting for maximum spiritual benefit. “A lot of times during the fasts I find that I don't feel like I'm gaining anything - it's more of a nuisance than a useful spiritual discipline,” complains a person that has been fasting for spiritual benefit. ...
Path Of Guru's Grace (Gurukrupayoga) - A Saint and a Guru
Try to Please God
Question: It is mentioned in your Weekly that a seeker doing spiritual practice
under the guidance of a Guru can progress at the rate of 2-3* % per year whereas
a disciple (seeker bestowed with the Guru’s grace) can progress at the
rate of 5-8% per year. How does one acquire the Guru's grace?
For the week ending November 19, 2005
Story for children: Only those who make the effort realize God
Spiritual experience of a child seeker
Finding lost favourite earrings after developing detachment to them
Protection and calmness in car accident
Implied Meaning of Quotes from Holy Texts and Saints
Do not go in search of a Guru
Theoretical discussion on happiness and
unhappiness according
to various philosophies