Volume II (Spring, 2002)
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Theory and Practice of Contemplative Arts in Life, Work, and Organizations
Our true nature is that of utterly innocent and pure love. It manifests as the fundamental hunger for loving and being loved and is at the core of our identity as human beings. This need to love and be loved, by far, supersedes all our other defining attributes, even those having to do with our gender, race, ethnicity, age, disability, profession, wealth, status, achievements, etc. Life wants to be with life. Life breathes life. Life celebrates itself through embracing love. The overwhelming urge to love and be loved drives our other motives, actions, and is central to our humanity. At HarshaSatsangh, the fellowship of joy, we accept the opportunity to love each other with gratitude. May you all be protected in the warmth of love and nurtured in friendship. God bless you with all good things in life. Lots of love to everyone – Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.), Chief Executive Editor
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Still and Silent I have kept Loved you very quietly from a distance while you slept Know that one day this love of mine will overtake; it must! Nothing much I can do because inevitably this Heart will burst Being much too full for too long with unsung lullabies and songs But I am only too content to just let it go like that. Lots of love |
Articles, postings, and poems from Harsha.
Prayers for World Peace
A special message from Harsha about The Sept. 11th attacks
Regular Departments:
Sri Ramana Maharshi
Ahimsa: Ahimsa – by Harsha
Gandhi – The Power of Non-Violence, by Dr. Arun Gandhi
ARTICLES
- Introduction
- Love and Reincarnation : By Harsha
- The Heart, Nirvikalpa Samadhi, and Self-Realization: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D)
- Spiritual Practice, Kundalini, and Self-Realization: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- Ahimsa and Compassion: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- Suffering and Meaning: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- Stories About Ramana Maharshi: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- That Which Is: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- Some of Harsha’s Poetry: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- Art Energy: By Bobby Graham
- Is Spiritual Practice Necessary?: By Greg Goode
- The Santa Claus Principle: By Michael Rosker
- A Journey from Advaita to Buddhism: By Upasika Bach Lien
- Natural Yoga is Living Yoga: By James Traverse
- How I Found My Way to Ramana: By Gabriele Ebert
- My Spiritual Journey: By Jerry Biberman, Ph.D.
- Satsang with Robert Adams: By Kheyala
- The Thin Red Line: Film and Nonduality. A Review by Berit Ellingsen
- The Sun, The Moon, and Mantra: By Linda Callanan
- Nondual Meditiation: Negation and Self-Inquiry, as Taught by Ramana Maharshi: By Richard Clarke
- Is Practice Necessary?: By Jon Evans
- What I Love about Vedanta: By Jody Radzik
- Recognition: By Daniel Singer
- The Religion of Love In The New Century: By Ken Knight
POETRY
- You Would Have Made A Splendid Old Lady: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- The Call of Love: By Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar)
- Some of Harsha’s Poetry: By Harsha (Harsh K. Luthar, Ph.D.)
- Being Stillness: By James Traverse
- Eric Ashford’s Poetry
- Mazie Lane’s Poetry: By Mazie Lane
- In the Place of the Quiet Heart: By Ken Knight
- David Bozzi’s Poetry
- Steve Toth’s Poetry
- Stones and Keys: By Alan Larus
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