A Turning Point: Learning to Breathe While I Listened
A father whose son has cystic fibrosis learns, standing in a dark hallway at night, that the breath he keeps holding is his own, and that listening itself can become a practice.
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How I First Came To The Bhagavad Gita
I was five years old when I first learned to chant the Gita Dhyanam, the meditation on the Gita. My mother had learned it from her father, and she passed it on to me the way such things tend to be passed: during bath time, when she was helping me get dressed, at...
Embarking on a Spiritual Odyssey, Part 32: When the Heart Melts into Silence
In our continuing exploration of the Tamil spiritual heritage that shaped Swami Satchidananda, and the Integral Yoga Tradition he taught, we encounter a remarkable saint whose devotional poetry expresses some of the most profound insights of nondual realization. Sri...
Sitting Like Nandi: A Lesson in Steady Devotion
In the courtyard of Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu, a great golden image of Nandi, the sacred bull associated with Lord Shiva, sits facing the main shrine. Visitors who cannot enter the temple courtyard may glimpse him from outside the walls. Evening after evening,...
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