Diaspora
SUPERNATURAL Pakistan Gets Its Turn Nearly three years after a spectacular event inspired Hindus worldwide, hundreds of Pakistani Hindus rushed […]
Chakras: The Chapels Within
There are fourteen great nerve centers in the physical body, in the astral body and in the body of the
BOOKS
DOES YOUR DRESS REALLY MATTER? By Tara Katir, Kauai We all know the adage, “You are what you eat.” But
Will Nepal Go Veggie?
By Hari Bansh Jha Hari Singh estimates that 15 per-cent of Nepal’s 20 million citizens are vegetarians. Now 52, he
Yo Dude, You’re Rude!
Alex J. Packer opens his witty yet wise, irreverent and very relevant book, How Rude, The Teenagers’ Guide to Good
She Met Pepsi’s Challenge
By Lavina Melwani If you ever visit the Connecticut home of the Senior Vice President of Strategy Planning for PepsiCo,
Evolutions
ENTERED: Scientist S. Ramesh Babu into the Guinness Book of World Records for cutting a 12 3/4-inch (32 centimeter) cucumber
Rhythmic Gymnasts
Only in indian classical music have percussionists so successfully created a place for themselves as solo artists. While in the
Opening Shop in America
Navin is a cashier in a New York bookstore. But he is no ordinary cashier. Navin (not his real name)
Kundalini’s Rise and Fall
With its charismatic flare, kundalini exploded into Western consciousness in the early 1970s, primarily through the dramatic accounts of Gopi