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Editor’s Letter

by Naidhruva Rush

Naidhruva RushThe lead article by Swami Kriyananda in our Winter 2009 issue sounds a clarion call to devotees everywhere to “standup and be counted”—to become active participants in the intensifying outer struggle of light against darkness. Also included in this issue are articles offering timely advice on how to fight the battle of light and darkness within ourselves.

A theme running through these articles is the vital importance of meditation. Whether we are dealing with ill health, challenging work situations, or loneliness and doubt, meditation gives us the means by which we can transform ourselves— and our lives. The potential to live unshaken by outer circumstances lies dormant within us all. Meditation is the key that awakens that potential.

We invite you to explore for yourself the rich array of offerings in this issue, including our expanded and updated Marketplace feature.

If there are subjects you would like us to explore in upcoming issues, please let us know. Whatever the reason, we love hearing from you!

Joy to you!

Nayaswami Naidhruva

7 Comments »

  • Bhakti said (on 22 November 2009 at 9:46 pm):

    I am so thrilled with Clarity Online that I hardly know which way to turn when I enter the home page. So many wonderful and inspiring stories and articles all in one place! Many thanks for such a wonderful resource, which keeps us all connected and inspired in Master, our Paramgurus and our spiritual family. Blessings, Bhakti.

  • Curt Dillion said (on 5 August 2009 at 7:49 am):

    I first met Swami Kriyananda in Seattle in 1993 when he was speaking at an event which featured five different authors. I went to the event specifically to hear him speak, as I had been a member of SRF since 1966, and was aware of who he was.

    The stage had a dark blue curtain for a background. When Swami Kriyananda came on stage he was wearing a white suit. Almost immediately I could see a large golden aura emanating from him. It was gorgeous. Above his head it came to a point. I described it as a crown to the friend who was with me.

    Of course, I had to meet him after that experience. I’ve been a member of the Ananda community since that time. I hosted a meditation group led by John Lente for awhile, but I’m mostly alone in my spiritual practices now. This digital magazine is a link I will appreciate very much.

    It was an interesting “coincidence” that the very next day, in a book I was reading about the Dali Lama, the aura of a saint was described as a beautiful golden flame. What I had seen the day before fit that description perfectly.

  • Ajay Sharma said (on 1 July 2009 at 11:55 am):

    This is a lovely place.
    May God bless all who were involved in making this possible.
    Thank you :-)
    Ajay

  • Dave B. said (on 27 June 2009 at 11:17 am):

    Great job on the new website Naidruva, Nakin and Jagrav! It’s beautiful, easy to navigate, and a fantastic treasure trove of inspiration!

  • Don Angold said (on 27 June 2009 at 11:00 am):

    Having easy access to all the articles of Clarity magazine since 2000, as well as many features of Ananda, is a wonderful resource. Keep up the good work.

  • Alfreda Weiss said (on 27 June 2009 at 10:35 am):

    I love that back issues are available. I have saved my Clarity Magazines for years, but having them in this easy-to-access format is wonderful. Thanks for all your good work!

  • Jack B said (on 26 June 2009 at 6:33 pm):

    The new Clarity Magazine online looks great–thank you!

    -Jack
    Grand Junction, CO

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