A time like no other, by the Master – The speed of change today outstrips man's ability to respond
and understand, so confusion and fear dominate man's thinking.
The new civilization, by the Master – Right relationships, goodwill, brotherhood and
spirituality will be the hallmarks of the new civilization, in which man will realize his divinity.
Unique is the time, by the Master – Maitreya and the Masters will allay man's fears by showing
us that, through trust, respect and sharing, man will achieve unprecedented heights.
Maitreya's teachings on religion Discussion
of the impact of religion in human suffering, and the role of the clergy.
The coming century, by the Master – Inspired by Maitreya, people of goodwill will know that
man's problems are solvable through sharing and justice.
Churches, theology and dogma, by Aart Jurriaanse As men and women become more educated, church teachings
are increasingly under scrutiny.
The pathfinders, by Bette Stockbauer A historical look at how advanced thinkers of the past have
seeded civilizations with new-age ideas/goals for human advancement.
Humanity's longing for cultural
heroes, enlighteners and saviors, by Andrea Bistrich A survey of some cultural images of the Savior,
showing the universality of hope for renewal.
The new innocence, interview with
Raimon Panikkar, by Carmen Font Interview with the author and
President of the Center for Intercultural Studies, Raimon Panikkar, calling for a new awareness of the limitations
of human knowledge in order to make room for the Divine.
Hans Kung: in search of a global ethic, by Diana Holland Catholic theologian Kung speaks to the need for consensus on the
values, standards and basic moral attitudes necessary to save humanity from itself.
Al-Hardiny, the saint of Kfifan, by Nabil Matraji A short biography of the life of recently beatified Al-Hardiny
of Lebanon, including his practical mysticism and the miracles which he performed for both Muslims and
Christians.
Jesus and his times, by Bette Stockbauer An in-depth look at the challenges which the Master Jesus faced
from the environment into which he was placed.
Gnostic Christianity and the Myth of
Sophia, by Bette Stockbauer An in-depth survey of early Gnostic Christianity, its teachers, its
relationship to modern esoteric thought, and the religious/political environment which shaped its expression.
An Exodus for our time, by Jeremy Traylen The allegory of Exodus is being played out now in the modern
world, complete with slavery, a cruel Pharaoh and a modern-day Moses, sent by God.
Esoteric traditions of the old Inca
empire, by Peter Liefhebber Dutch Journalist Liefhebber reports on a trip to Machu Pichu, where he
met a tourist consultant with unusual insight into Incan traditions.
The relevance of Hindu values to a
stress-oriented society, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda The role of breath, desire and mantra in
relieving stress.
Learn to see God in everything, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda A two-part discussion of God's relationship to
mankind and to the Earth, and God's existence in the present.
Creating a relationship with God, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda Part four in a series of discourses on the Bhagavad
Gita.
No one is separate from the Lord, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda Part seven in a series of discourses on
the Bhagavad Gita.
Detachment brings peace and harmony, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda The third in a series of discourses on the Bhagavad
Gita, a sacred Hindu text which is relevant to all spiritual seekers.
Sharing what God has given us, from a
talk by Swami Nirliptananda The second in a series of talks on the Bhagavad
Gita, focusing on karma yoga, restraint, enjoyment and the spirit of sharing.
The spirit of selfless service, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda The fifth in a series of
Swami's discourses on the Bhagavad Gita.
The purpose of life is to realize
who we are, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda Part eight in a series of
discourses on the Bhagavad Gita.
Working for the good of the world, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda The first in a series of excerpts from
talks given by Swami Nirliptananda, a senior Swami in a temple in London's Asian community, based on the Bhagavad
Gita.
From self-consciousness to
self-culture to self-knowledge, from a talk by Swami Nirliptananda Part
six in a series of discussions on the Bhagavad Gita, addressing the challenges of personal spiritual growth
in modern times.
Swami Premananda – an Avatar
imprisoned: "Truth will finally win" An inspiring report on the work and tribulations of a
famous spiritual Teacher.
We are the thinker behind the thought,
interview with Deepak Chopra, by Monte Leach An interview with Dr.
Deepak Chopra about the key role of spiritual awareness in the healing process.
Sri Shankaracharya and Maitreya:
who am I?, by Patricia Pitchon A comparison of teachings on
the nature of the self and the path toward self-realization.
Preserving the Tibetan Buddhist
culture, by Jan Spence Sally
Sorenson, Project Coordinator of Dharma Publishing in Berkeley, California, describes its mission of salvaging,
preserving and displaying writings and art of Tibetan Buddhism.
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