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Answering a question about Ananda Ashram
A reader of “Ashram Diary”, Danielle Darbro, sent a question about the sisters at Ananda Ashram “on the other side of the road” from Saccidananda Ashram. Here’s my reply: Hello, Danielle. Yes, the sisters at Ananda Ashram follow the same … Continue reading
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Tagged Ananda Ashram, Camaldolese Benedictines, monastic life, Nuns, Shantivanam, Sister Marie-Louise, Solitude
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Tantra Symposium in Rome
On October 17, the Jesuits in Rome will be hosting a scholarly symposium on Tantrism (Hindu and Buddhist) and Christian meditation/contemplation. This will be my first time back in Italy since I returned permanently to our monasteries in California (Incarnation … Continue reading
America’s Parliaments of Religions, 1893 and 1993
2. The Parliaments of Religions in Chicago, 1893 and 1993; Vivekananda’s resounding voice at the first, the subtle Catholic presence at the second (Joseph cardinal Bernardin and the Benedictines). Gurus on the lecture circuit. When we realize how important newly-translated … Continue reading
The Feminine in Hinduism — Syllabus
The following is the Syllabus of the course I am to teach here in Berkeley, at one of the theological schools that collectively form the ecumenical consortium GTU (Graduate Theological Union). The school that hired me is the Jesuit School … Continue reading
Posted in Berkeley, feminine, India, inter-spirituality, yoga
Tagged Anandamayi Ma, Graduate Theological Union, GTU, Hindu, syncretism, Teresa of Calcutta, theology, yoga
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The Feminine in Hinduism
This coming January, I’ll be giving a course here in Berkeley, with the title, “The Feminine in Hinduism”. Here is a short reading list: Raimundo Panikkar (ed. and transl.). The Vedic Experience, Mantramañjarī: An Anthology of the Vedas… London: Darton, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anandamoyi Ma, dialogue, Divine Mother, Hinduism, Mother Teresa
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