Find articles and practical suggestions for teaching the Yamas and Niyamas, along with related concepts, and practices of Neohumanism.
In Tapaḥ Practice the aspirant accepts a vow of selflessness. After all, the SelfFish is the biggest fish in the sea. Through the practice of remembering others, we reaffirm our connection to all living beings and ultimately the Supreme Creator by actively seeking opportunities to alleviate the suffering of others without expectation of anything in return.
At the earliest age, children are habituated toward feeling compassion, empathy, and sympathy, towards giving. Everyone is born with empathy but the ‘helping’ sizes vary. Caregivers vigilantly watch for and create activities to engage children with helping others so that this joy of serving flourishes and grows.
Let us dedicate ourselves to build a world
Which is free from violence and exploitation of all kinds
A Season for Ahimsa A Time for Kindness Ahimsa is often defined as to not inflict pain or harm toward any person or living being in thought, word, or action. In this quest for non-violence, there exists a feeling of compassion for all. Although there are some differences in the application of Ahimsa between Anandamurti and Gandhi, on this definition they seem fairly consistent. During… Read More » A Season for NonViolence /Benevolence
