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April 19th, 20081 Comment »
In a talk from 1984, Swami Radha shows us how our ideals can lead to a life of unity and quality. View the rest of this entry »
Just as the flowers are blossoming, we receive a day of snow! Funny, since this month is about change and flow. What kind of person do you want to be and how can your ideals help you to grow? Be encouraged in your journey by Swami Radha's words, and take some time to go outside and listen to the birds. Reflections from others may help you to see, but your very best protection is your own sincerity. Search for inspiration wherever you may be, and share with us a poem for the goddess Saraswati!
In a talk from 1984, Swami Radha shows us how our ideals can lead to a life of unity and quality. View the rest of this entry »
Swami Radha settles in to her new home at Yasodhara and welcomes a few unexpected guests.
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A beautiful slide show that captures the rhythms of nature and how members of the recently completed Yoga Development Course are going to face change in their lives. View the rest of this entry »
In this new addition to Lightwaves, we invite your creativity. View the rest of this entry »
Marlene Roza talks about the teachings that have changed her life. She says, “I am no longer just surviving— instead I am thriving and I am grateful for the joy of my life.” View the rest of this entry »
Swami Radha says, “We are constantly moving towards Light. Finding light in understanding, seeing the light, and gaining more awareness as we consistently move forward – this is all a part of being human.” Swami Radha discusses transitions plus three 2007 YDC students talk about their transitions post study.
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Maureen Wetsch reflects on the process of waking up the garden after a winter inside. View the rest of this entry »
Kym Preston reflects on ten inspired days of yoga and finding the Divine in her heart. View the rest of this entry »
A tasty way to welcome the season: Sesame Noodle Salad with Bean Sprouts. View the rest of this entry »