Monthly Archives: December 2006

Throughout history mankind has pondered what if scenarios and philosophy. Today perhaps there is less of such thought in many cultures due to the high-paced and high-stress societies, yet in some cases folks live much more comfortably then ever before. … Continue reading →

It will soon be a new year and we are almost a quarter of the way into the first decade of the new century. Where are we heading now? What will happen to the human race? Will it overcome its … Continue reading →

The word “taboo” comes from Polynesian word tapu and generally is understood as a ritual prohibition. It is important to note that all societies, cultures and religions are full of different taboos, and contemporary time is not an exception in … Continue reading →

All over the world, human beings seek the truth about the meaning of life. They do this in different ways but it is the spirit of their search which determines the quality of their findings. There are many degrees and … Continue reading →

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” Albert Einstein Imagination and creativity are two interrelated terms, the former leads to the latter. The etymological root of the word “creativity” in English and most other … Continue reading →

The mega spiritual bash of 25 lakh meditators converging on Jakkur grounds,Bangalore,India should really cause a temblor in Spiritual circles, not because of the weight of the converging physical masses but due to the reverberations of the meditative calmness.

True mysticism can be defined as a classical or scholarly understanding, in contrast with its degenerated and much abused use today, of any loose connection with the occult. I do not mean to say that areas within paganism are completely … Continue reading →

In a world where people drive in the fast lanes, eat fast food, and complain that the computers and machines we use are not fast enough, it is no wonder we manifest disease, emotional and mental illness, and experience an … Continue reading →

Words define our reality. We use words to translate the split-second images in our minds into describing our experiences for others. William Shakespeare invented 25,000 words, which are now part of our regular vocabulary, thus broadening our abilities to perceive … Continue reading →