On 10-9-19 I I spoke on Spirituality to a student group at the New Jersey Institute of Technology I examined whether spirituality is optional or necessary for human life? This is a link to pictures from the meeting: https://photos.app.goo.gl/NJ8T8zZTkVjcfA6JA Here is link to … Continue reading
On December 10, the United Nations will mark the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In an era of spreading nationalism and gross violations in places like Yemen, Myanmar, South Sudan and Venezuela, it is fair to ask … Continue reading
What often gets missed in these discussions, discussion revolving around refugee and immigration policy, are the actual humans these decisions affect. John Merkle hopes the human aspect will be a major part of the discussion at an interfaith, multi-media event … Continue reading
Images here IRFWP director Frank Kaufmann marched in New York’s India Day Parade representing the ideals of interfaith harmony, Together with the interfaith World Yoga Community of Guru Dileepkumar Thankappan. More images are here … Continue reading
From the Maidenhead Advertiser “The reality today is that we are all interdependent and have to co-exist on this small planet. Therefore, the only sensible and intelligent way of resolving differences and clashes of interests, whether between individuals or nations, … Continue reading
From The Irrawaddy Too often, interfaith meetings end in grand declarations, plans, commissions and admonitions on improving relations. Here, though is something simple and true, a most valuable call from this important conference: “If we want to achieve peace, all individuals first need to … Continue reading
Article in folomojo Image courtesy: deccanchronicle.com A group of eight Muslim youths from Mumbra in Thane exemplified those virtues of human kind after all. They carried out the funeral rites of a Hindu man who passed away in the night in Kausa. These … Continue reading
From The Christian Post Meet Dr. Sarah Ahmed, an Iraqi dentist who for the past few years has devoted her time to traveling all over Iraq to bring clothes, medicine, food, hygiene supplies and just about any other need imaginable … Continue reading
From Religious News Service (RNS) Siavosh Derakhti, a young Swedish Muslim honored in Europe and the U.S. for his campaign to counter anti-Semitism, always explains his motivation by invoking David. David — Derakhti has told audiences on four continents — was … Continue reading
From Asia One SERI KEMBANGAN – Knowledge about all the religions practised in the country should be taught as a formal subject in schools and at universities to strengthen unity and harmony in Malaysia. This suggestion was among those made … Continue reading