We arrived in India, took our luggage to someone’s home and then went to see Roger. It was scary to see him looking so fragile. Our stay in India was difficult in so many ways The trip was challenging, emotionally and physically. Some of the terms used above are explained Read more…
Prior to 2008 I had no idea about the depth of my ignorance. The ignorance was about Jainism, spirituality, my thoughts, words and behaviour and the majestic happiness that I wasn’t tapping into. I’ve written a few articles that describe my journey from Heena to Heena 2.0 I would love Read more…
This article was written by Lewis Bollard. He is the farm animal welfare program officer at the Open Philanthropy Project. In that role, he researches opportunities to do the most good for farm animals. This article explores a number of things around COVID-19 and is really worth reading.
I thought I knew myself quite well but this virus has made me realise that I don’t.
Read about the lessons I learned about myself before the lockdown and after being told that I may have the virus.
The opportunity to go on a pilgrimage with our Guru A little while ago, we were invited to join a group on a pilgrimage called Chota Char Dham. If I had Suraj’s support, I was pretty eager to be part of it. IÂ didn’t think that such an opportunity would arise Read more…
Spending time in Sayla A few years ago, I spent just over 2 months in the Shree Raj Saubhag Satsang Mandal Ashram in Sayla, India. It was the first time I’d stayed beyond 2 weeks. I left London with mixed feelings about the trip, because it was clear that some Read more…
This post was written by Sagar Shah. In a world dominated by greed and materialism, the Jain community are leaders when it comes to demonstrating how to live a peaceful, low himsa lifestyle. For thousands of years, Jains have followed a strict vegetarian diet and lived in harmony with nature. Read more…
