I once asked this very question, what is happiness, to a couple of quite renowned psychologists, Dan Krippner and Joan Bereschenko. It's interesting what they said. Krippner said simply that, well, he just looks at happiness as pointers. Like, for example, somebody's...

What is ailing our education? I once attended a lecture on how best to give a lecture, how best to teach initiates about a new idea. The speaker said this: first give a quick intro on what you want to talk about; then elaborate, elaborate, and elaborate. Learning new...

Would you believe that thousands of years ago there existed entire cultures that understood and experienced consciousness better than we do? None of us were there so we cannot be sure but it certainly seems so from the mythology and history of those times. Even today,...

If you are reading this and have taken interest in my work, you had many incarnations before this one and you have got a personal archetype—your dharma. If you have gone through an enneagram analysis, you should have narrowed down your dharma a lot; quantum astrology...

I have only just a minute, Only sixty seconds in it. Forced upon me, Can’t refuse it. Didn’t seek it, Didn’t choose it. But it’s up to me to use it. I must suffer if I lose it. Give account if I abuse it. Just a tiny little minute, But eternity is in it. Benjamin E....

Roughly one-half of people in developed and developing countries today believes that everything is made of matter; that somehow under some conditions, macromolecules of matter develop survival need, this need leads to complex structures of life via evolution with help...

In the original evolution scenario that Sri Aurobindo developed, evolution proceeds with first, the progressive evolution of the representations of the vital and after that is over, the progressive evolution of the representations of the mental. The drive is for...