The Counterfeit of Spiritual Life by Kundali Dasa
Impersonalists are essentially of two types: the classic and the wishy-washy. Once, at the hermitage of a venerated guru, a disciple became enlightened after years of penance and instruction at his master's feet. "O master," he said,... read moreGravity and the Grave by Kundali Dasa
Mr. Donald Eckhardt, a United States Air Force geophysicist, has a chance at leaving his mark on the world. From atop a two-thousand-foot TV antenna in Garber, North Carolina, he's been conducting sensitive measurements of gravity, and last fall he had an... read more
Lost Memories by Kundali Dasa
How much can we rely on past-life recall as proof that we lived before? Here is one of those truth-is-stranger-than-fiction stories you sometimes hear about. On Christmas Day, 1986, Anne McDonnell was at home in Larchmont, a New York City suburb, when a muted... read more
It’s Not Funny by Kundali Dasa
When Mikhail Gorbachev's government ran an ad campaign in the Wall Street Journal inviting Western corporations to do business in the Soviet Union, many Americans became convinced about his commitment toglasnost, his openness policy. This action of... read more