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“The widest possibilities for spiritual growth lie in the give-and-take of everyday relationships.”

EKNATH EASWARAN


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BOOKS BY EASWARAN

“I must have heard the Gita recited thousands of times when I was growing up, but I don’t suppose it had any special significance for me then. Not until I went to college and met Mahatma Gandhi did I begin to understand why nothing in the long, rich stretch of Indian culture has had a wider appeal, not only within India but outside as well. Today, after more than thirty years of devoted study, I would not hesitate to call it India’s most important gift to the world.”
From the introduction to The Bhagavad Gita by Eknath Easwaran

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

March 14
“You must learn an inner solitude, wherever or with whomsoever you may be.”
–Meister Eckhart

To give full attention to whatever we are doing isn’t easy when we have a job we dislike, or must work with people who are difficult. . . .

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UPCOMING RETREATS

2010 Retreats around the US

Dallas, Texas
   One-Day
March 13, 2010


Participants at a meditation retreat

Introductory Weekend Retreat
   Tomales, California
March 26–28, 2010


Eugene, Oregon
   Half-Day
April 10, 2010


Santa Cruz, California
   Half-Day
April 10, 2010


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