March/April, 2000

March/April, 2000

BOOKS

YOGI’S YUMMIES HEALTHY AND DELICIOUS IS THE THEME FOR THIS COOKBOOK By Tara Katir, Kapaa, Hawaii One day my mother […]

Mother Loves a Maverick!

By Corinne Dempsey Nestled in a nondescript renovated barn in rural western New York State, the Hindu Goddess Rajarajeshwari is

Hatha Yoga

Hatha yoga is a system of handling the physical body so that the mind and the nerve system are calmed

Their Healing Hands

“Healing Touch” is a therapy that works with the energy fields of the body. It stands in apparent opposition to

Medics Win Nobel Prize

By Lavina Melwani Say the word “Kosovo” or “East Timor” and immediately images are conjured up of death and carnage.

Durga’s Delight

In the fall of every year, Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley revels in the colorful ten-day Dasain festival, celebrating the victory of

Quotes & Quips

"TO LISTEN TO SOME DEVOUT PEOPLE, ONE WOULD IMAGINE GOD NEVER LAUGHS" Aurobindo Ghose, Indian Philosopher(1872-1950) [00mar_fande.jpeg] Like a tortoise

Home, Sweet, Home

By Madhuri Shekar I was born in San Jose, California, and so was my brother, Niyantha, who is two years

Merchants of Spice

By Lavina Melwani The modern spice trader is likely to be a recycled immigrant engineer, accountant or other gray-cell professional

A Spicy History

Black pepper was once worth its weight in gold. That was more than sufficient reason for explorers such as Ferdinand

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