indian philosophy

If the rain has you down in the dumps, then pick yourself right back up during lunch today at New Field Yoga (27 Cliff St between Fulton and John Sts; 212-666-3700, newfieldyoga.com ) , with "Lunchtime Enlightenment," a 45-minute guided meditation led by Carl Sheusi.  

Ahimsa Samskara padayatra valedictory of Jain Muni Prasanna Sagar Maharaj took place in M.L. Jain Boarding Home here on Sunday.  

Amritsar, Oct 25 Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today called upon the people to adopt a secular outlook and participate in the religious congregations of spiritual leaders irrespective of caste or religion.  

The Jain Society of Metropolitan Chicago recently celebrated Dipawali Parva at the Bartlett temple.  

A devoted soul in search of the platonic in faith, poet Monomohon Dutta has gone beyond the frontiers of time.  

READ the form guide and you'd swear local challenger Our Brahman Boy is no hope in tonight's Group 1 $200,000 Queensland Pacing Championship (2609m) at Parklands.  

Mahatma Gandhi was to my religious point of view an ancient soul, reincarnated on earth to renew the lost principle of non-violence, ahimsa. The world cannot afford to forget this Maha, (great) Atma (soul) as Gandhi was known, and the BBC will be showing a three-part documentary starting tomorrow, to mark the 160th anniversary of his birth. Gandhi was aware early on in life of the injustices meted out by the colonial rulers of India, but when he came to England to study law, he developed an admiration f

go and find an orphan child born of Muslim parents, adopt him as your own son, and bring him to worship Allah but with the ideal of non-violence.   -Mahatma Gandhi

 

India is a country committed to internationalism or universalism. This commitment is thousands of years old and can be well acknowledged and understood through India's ancient slogan of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'. Besides this, thousands of years old harmonious and evolutionary Indian Culture, through the practices of its up bingers, Indians, has also been categorically reiterating its commitment towards internationalism.  

India is a country committed to internationalism or universalism. This commitment is thousands of years old and can be well acknowledged and understood through India's ancient slogan of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'. Besides this, thousands of years old harmonious and evolutionary Indian Culture, through the practices of its up bingers, Indians, has also been categorically reiterating its commitment towards internationalism.  

While all these are must-haves in society, they do not give true joy, says Sunandaji, 53, daughter-disciple of Swami Parthasarathy, founder of the Vedanta Academy. Real happiness is hardest to find, she says. The more we chase it, the more elusive it gets.