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POPSLifesyle Spiritual Magazine : Soul Curry Ayurveda, the ancient holistic system of medicine from the vedic civilization of India, teaches that health is maintained by the balance of three subtle energies known as doshas: Vata, pitta and kapha. Read More @ Soulcurrymagazine.com
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POPSMonks, rabbis, swamis, imams consider compassion together Sr. Joan Chittister writes about "a conference titled 'Gathering the Spiritual Voices of American: To Deepen Our Knowing of Oneness and Our Compassion as a Nation.' (GPIW.org) The purpose of the conference was, the program said clearly, to be 'A National Reflection with America’s Religious and Spiritual Leaders.' The group had been called together the day after the national election to consider what it means to move from 'Contemplative Wisdom to Compassionate Action.'"
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POPSRumi's Daughter
Continued from above Rumi's Daughter is both a delightful and informative novel. It comes to us from Muriel Maufroy, French-born author and ex-journalist for the BBC World Service who currently lives in London. Partly imagined and partly factual, it recounts the life of Kimya, the adopted daughter of Maulana Jalalud-Din Rumi (1207-1273) who is known today both for his mystical love poetry written to his beloved God and the Sufi Order of the Whirling Dervishes founded after his death. Nothing is really known about Kimya's origins, and we know very little about her life in Rumi's household. Yet through her enchanting depiction, Maufroy lovingly evokes the spirit of a vivacious and ingenuous young girl. She brings to life this child of seven in all her innocence and simplicity as the girl awakens to a world of wonder and embraces the life of a mystic, even before she meets Rumi and Shams. This book is especially unique, in that it offers a glimpse into Rumi's life from the women's point
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