November/December, 2000

November/December, 2000

Kids Need More Sweets

By Tara Katir “It was as if we were in some new world,” begins Win and Bill Sweet’s book, Living

Meat-Tainted Goodies

Love that silver foil covering your delectable sweets? True, varak, as it is called, surely does make for a pretty

A Marriage Made in Heaven

By Vatsala and Ehud Sperling What could be missing in the life of a highly successful, Jewish American book publisher

Edmonton Triumph

It’s cold, really cold–that’s an equatorial-dwelling Sri Lankan Tamil’s first and everlasting impression of Edmonton, Albert, Canada. D. Selvarajah remembers

Tribals Return To Fold

Become Christians,” the evangelist promised, “and your malaria fever will be miraculously cured!” The uneducated tribals believed him and converted,

Nonviolent Living

By Janki Khatau When asked to give a speech on the topic of “Strength and Ahimsa” at a Hindu Student

Freedom? Write On!

American President Abraham Lincoln was known for his wisdom. One day his Secretary of War, Edwin Santol, sought the president’s

One Swami’s Impact

By P.S. Phalgun I returned home from my fourth semester in college mentally and physically tired from final exam week.

Humble, Holy, Happy

Excitement swept through the audience at the Yoga Syzygy Conference 2000 held June 11 in Flushing, New York, as correspondent

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