Ralph Waldo Emerson was one of the most original and influential thinkers of the 19th century. His search for truth led him to the scriptures of India, which he embraced wholeheartedly.
Clarity Magazine, Daily Life
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Book Review: God Is for Everyone
The search for a meaningful concept of God begins by exploring the question: What is the goal of life?
Clarity Magazine, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth, Spirituality and Science, Yoga Postures
Book Review: Yoga Therapy for Overcoming Headachesby Peter Van Houten, M.D. and Rich Gyandev McCord, Ph.D.
“Yoga Therapy for Over-coming Headaches” offers step-by-step guidance for banishing the hard to treat problem of headaches.
Clarity Magazine, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth
Book Review: Vegetarian Cooking for Starters by Blanche Diksha McCord
This new cookbook by Blanche McCord is an excellent introduction to vegetarianism.
Clarity Magazine, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth
Book Review: The Intimate Vegetarianby Nancy Mair
Nancy Mair, co-author of Simply Vegetarian, has written a cookbook for people who regularly cook just for one or two people.
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George Washington: A Life of Dharma and Vision
A man of tremendous will power and energy, George Washington placed duty, honor, and the ideal of selfless service first and foremost in his life.
Clarity Magazine, Daily Life, Divine Love
Visions of the Infant Jesus “I See My Lord!”
For many saints through the ages, one of the most heart-opening ways to think of God was as the infant Jesus.
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Yogananda on Communities: “Go North, South, East, West”
Start now building colonies and get away from the perpetual slavery of holding jobs to the last day of your life.
Clarity Magazine, Daily Life, Spirituality and Science
Is the World Falling Apart?
Today there are two conflicting ideas about where all the tumultuous change in our present-day world is leading.
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Dwapara Yuga and Inner Communion
In this age of Dwapara Yuga, true religion is seeking inner communion with God. We don’t need great cathedrals and a standard book of prayer. All we need is a quiet place to meditate, to go within.
