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Traditions

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The Motif of Light in Jewish Tradition

Light is the genesis – the creation of the world.

By Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
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‘Ram or crackers had no place in my Diwali’

The last few years the Uttar Pradesh government has presented to its citizens some of the best immersive theatre experiences of all time.

By Mahima A. Jain
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Philipp Maas on the Pātañjala Yogaśāstra (#80)

Philipp is a scholar of yoga and classical Indian literature.

By Jacob Kyle
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Pranada Comtois on Culturing Wise-Love (#79)

Pranada is a Bhakti teacher and author of “Wise Love.”

By Jacob Kyle
an Islamic traditional arched ceiling
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Contemplative Practices in Islam

The first pillar is the core belief in the oneness of God.

By Mary Lahaj
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The Three Bears

The ideal of energetic flourishing formed by the union of opposites is expressed in the triadic Tantric symbol of the Sri Yantra.

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Nothing Can Be Taught

The goal of yoga is summarized and experienced in that first word: “Now is the discipline of yoga.”

By Dr. Katy Jane
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Perennial Wisdom to help us Parent more Consciously

How do I get out of the way?

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