Impressions from Azerbaijan
When I was asked to lecture in Azerbaijan, I said, “Yes.” That made it the 53rd country to lecture or consult in, and I “collect” countries because when I lecture
When I was asked to lecture in Azerbaijan, I said, “Yes.” That made it the 53rd country to lecture or consult in, and I “collect” countries because when I lecture
In April this year, 2015, I visited Israel again. My annual pilgrimage for the last fifty years to a country I consider my own. This visit reminded me of a joke
I have come to Chennai, India, to the Babuji Ashram, an Ashram of the Sahaj Marg mission, to meditate and meet Master Chariji again. This, I believe, is my third or
(All blogs published by the Institute are a personal opinion of the author and do not reflect the position of the Institute.) Montenegro It’s small country. And it’s one of the
I have taken a four-day course how to do bioenergy therapy and followed it with three days of taking the therapy myself. Why did I do it? It was quite an
The month started in Auschwitz, Poland. On Monday, May 2nd, this year’s Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), I was at Auschwitz to watch my very good friend Branko Lustig (who
I am flying from Tel Aviv to Eilat, a resort city on the shores of the Red Sea. The line to board the plane is long; we must go through yet
Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, looks terrific. Along the Vardar River, the government is building a three-story-high monument to Aleksander Macedon (Aleksander the Great); a museum to commemorate VMRO (Internal
I am in India, at an ashram in the Himalayas where I will be meditating for a week. I arrived here by car from New Delhi. Because of the horrific
Serb culture is an interesting one. A Serb can be very romantic, sensitive, warm, and loving, but if you offend his pride, even slightly, in a heartbeat he can turn hostile,