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Sri Chinmoy TV—Life Voices 15: Passion for God and Triathlons — by John-Paul Gillespie — last modified 2008-06-19 04:18 AM
“This Order is that you take responsibility for yourself. You're not told what to do, you get close to your spirit and realise what is it you can do and then go forth and do it.” So begins an interview with Catholic nun Sister Madonna of Spokane Washington, who at the age of 78 still goes forth and does triathlons.
Sri Chinmoy performs on the piano in Malta — by John-Paul Gillespie — last modified 2008-04-11 10:24 AM
Recorded in 1991, filmmaker Kedar Misani presents Sri Chinmoy performing the piano during a public concert in Malta.
Radio Sri Chinmoy—Inspiration-Sounds 41 — by John-Paul Gillespie — last modified 2008-03-25 03:12 AM
Radio Sri Chinmoy presents Inspiration-Sounds 41: Stories from the Heart of the World—two ancient tales re-told by Sri Chinmoy and dramatised by Budhsamudra Knox. This week: The Prince’s Prison Term and The Roaring Tiger.
Boris Purushottama Grebenshikov dedicates radio show to Sri Chinmoy — by John-Paul Gillespie — last modified 2008-02-28 03:57 AM
Boris Purushottama Grebenshikov, an iconic musician called by some the Russian Bob Dylan, and in Russia known simply as “BG” dedicated his nationally broadcast radio programme recently to the music and philosophy of Sri Chinmoy. In fact, so famous and beloved is Grebenshikov in Russia that Bob Dylan could just as accurately be called the American “BG.”
Inspiration-Letters 13: Travels with Sri Chinmoy — by John-Paul Gillespie — last modified 2008-02-09 12:53 AM
Inspiration-Letters, a forum for inspired writers with a multitude of backgrounds and interests, has published a new edition—Inspiration-Letters 13: Travels with Sri Chinmoy. From Japan to the imaginary climes of Fujilau, Manhattan to Buffalo, and including sheep, cows and a Wurlitzer organ, members of the Sri Chinmoy Centre write about their travels with meditation teacher Sri Chinmoy.
Sri Chinmoy Composes 13,000th Bengali Song — by Shardul Dillicar — last modified 2006-08-03 04:55 PM
Sri Chinmoy composed his 13,000th song in his native Bengali language during a week-long visit to Japan - the most songs ever composed by any human being!
Sri Chinmoy Books - International — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2007-10-08 02:23 AM
Sri Chinmoy Books now includes translations in seven languauges.
Sri Chinmoy's Heart-Garden to Health Clinics — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2006-08-29 01:44 PM
A wonderful story of distributing Sri Chinmoy's writings from the Adelaide Sri Chinmoy Centre, Australia
Sri Chinmoy's Heart-Garden, soars — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2006-08-29 01:43 PM
Sri Chinmoy's inspirational writings titled "Sri Chinmoy's Heart-Garden" generates new international sales...
Australian flautist honored for Sri Chinmoy's 30th Flute Anniversary — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2008-03-11 03:16 PM
Sri Chinmoy's Flute anniversary has a very special place in the heart and soul of his Australian students, since it was in Australia that Sri Chinmoy first played the flute...
Australian Sri Chinmoy Centre Website Undergoes Radical Transformation — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2006-09-09 11:39 PM
Check out the new look of the Australian Sri Chinmoy Centre Website...
Sri Chinmoy's 740 pound Feat of Strength — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2006-11-17 03:50 AM
At 74 years of age Sri Chinmoy has achieved an incredible feat of strength, which he is dedicating to the senior citizens of the world. Sri Chinmoy states, “If I can inspire anybody in this world, then I feel that my life is meaningful. With my weightlifting, I am offering my physical strength to inspire people.”
Book Launch of "Sri Chinmoy's Heart-Garden" — by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2006-08-29 01:43 PM
"Sri Chinmoy's Heart-Garden," a hand-picked selection of poems for joy and inspiration, is the first book of Sri Chinmoy's aphorisms to be published by an Australian publisher.
Meditation Nights in the Sri Chinmoy Centre — by John Gillespie — last modified 2008-02-08 11:05 PM
"Centre meditation nights are a highlight in my week, when I always have my best meditations and my aspiration seems to multiply. My spiritual family – seventy other members of the Sri Chinmoy centre in Auckland also join me in our meditation room, which is abundantly decorated with flowers, spiritual books, photos and Sri Chinmoy’s beautiful bird paintings. The incense is wafting through and the room is pin-drop silent. A few of us are reading on cushions while we wait for more to arrive." New Zealander Alesha Thorpe writes about meditation nights at the Sri Chinmoy Centre.
Sri Chinmoy Inspiration Group — by Shardul Dillicar — last modified 2008-02-08 11:10 PM
The Sri Chinmoy Inspiration group provides an opportunity for students and friends of Sri Chinmoy to share news, opinions and experiences. In recent messages, Prachar Stegemann visits an observatory above Canberra, Jogyata Dallas writes about the secrets of meditation, Adhiratha Keefe refers to a Sports Illustrated article of yesteryear and Sumangali Morhall posts a wonderful rhyming play. Plus much more...
Sri Chinmoy Inspiration Group — by Richard Pettinger — last modified 2008-02-08 11:10 PM
The Sri Chinmoy Inspiration group provides an opportunity for students and friends of Sri Chinmoy to share news and opinions about their experiences. In recent messages Arpan DeAngelo describes a recent function with Sri Chinmoy in New York. Other recent postings include writings from a participant of the 3100 mile race and early stories from the SCMT channel swimming team.
“My Heart-Garden-Songs”—Sri Chinmoy Sings In English — by John Gillespie — last modified 2008-02-08 11:10 PM
Presenting a most special collection of 26 English songs by Sri Chinmoy. Accompanying himself with the harmonium, Sri Chinmoy sings his own soul-stirring melodies, including such classics as "My Own Gratitude-Heart."
Hiya Basha perform Sri Chinmoy's Music — by Shardul Dillicar — last modified 2008-02-08 11:10 PM
Hiya Basha, which in sanskrit means 'language of the heart', is a group of 14 women singers and musicians from different cities in Germany - Berlin, Hannover, Heidelberg, Koln, Hamburg, Freiburg, Osnabruck and Augsburg. The group was inspired by Sri Chinmoy's poetry and songs, and started singing and playing together in 1988. Since then Hiya Basha has performed concerts all over Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Switzerland. Using a blend of Eastern and Western instruments, and vocal harmonies, Hiya Basha arrange and perform Sri Chinmoy's meditative compositions.
Radio Sri Chinmoy - This Week — by Richard Pettinger — last modified 2008-02-08 11:10 PM
Recent audio files uploaded to Radio Sri Chinmoy include: A beautiful bhajan of Mirabai sung by Ranjit and Unmesh Swanson. The latest edition of Inspiration Sounds. And the latest Thought of the Day by Sanjaya Spettigue on the theme of "Religious Unity"
Interview with Carl Lewis on Sri Chinmoy TV — by Shane Magee — last modified 2009-01-19 09:55 AM
SriChinmoy.tv presents a very special interview as part of its ‘Life-Voices - The Extraordinary in Everyday Life’ series—an interview with nine-time Olympic gold medal winner Carl Lewis.
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