In June we celebrate the power of prayer as a way of opening the heart to infinite possibilities and higher dimensions. Prayer can be the most evolutionary and revolutionary tool, and it connects us to the source of universal wisdom. We discover visual prayer through the doodles of Sybil MacBeth, and we also hear from Donna Cameron and Dr Ichak Adizes on gratitude. Robert Chilton is interviewed on preserving the ancient literature of Buddhism and Daaji continues his series of Yogic Psychology by exploring the mental afflictions known as Kleshas and how to be free of them.

We need food to maintain life. In this edition we hear from Luke Coutinho on “we are what we eat”, and Daaji on the universal principal of food. We explore Ayurvedic principles of eating and the Airfield Estate in Ireland, and Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee tells us how to cook with love. Daaji concludes his Yogic Psychology series with practical solutions to regaining mental health.

Despite having Sustainable Development Goals and information at our fingertips on the Internet, something more is needed for us to survive. In this, edition, the authors have defined what that “something more” is. Alain Desvigne presents the 18th SDG needed to bring about the other 17, Anil Kumar showcases Samunnati, a sustainable reality for farming communities across India, Bob Boisture highlights the need for inner change, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee explores how to change and connect with the song of unity, and we learn of the silent revolution reawakening consciousness in the most remote tribal villagers in all corners of the globe. Daaji brings us more Yogic Psychology, we celebrate the secrets of trees, and discover a new brand of conscious heartful leadership.

In this edition, experts Dr. Damon Ashworth, Dr. Natwar Sharma and Jamie Nothstine explore the importance of sleep in our day to day life: What is the science of sleep? Why is it needed? When is the ideal time to sleep? What is its effect on our overall health? To celebrate International Day of peace, we have an exclusive interview with Bob Boisture, President and CEO of the Fetzer Institute, from the Spirit of Humanity Forum in Iceland, along with the concluding part of the interview with Dr. Saki Santorelli on insights from the heart. Daaji explains two more aspects of yogic psychology – sensuality and false perception. We also hear from the recent conference on “Elevating Consciousness Through Meditation for Global Harmony”.

What causes the hidden prejudices that stop us being together? How to cultivate the open mindedness to prevent the seed of prejudice growing into the three of injustice? In this edition we tackle these universal issues that continue to afflict humanity. Also, Saki Santorelli invites us to awaken the insight of the heart, Rosalind Pearmain observes the steady work of evolution, Peter Kater experiences the essence of true freedom on his paddle board, Michael Lewin offer tips on slowing down, and we explore a Himalayan Retreat. Daaji’s Yogic Psychology series continues to explore some of the more difficult mental obstacles and how to overcome them.

Building bridges between younger and old brings with it a sense of continuity from past, to present, to future: grandparents with grandchildren; community elders in youth; ancient knowledge and traditions with modern society. In this edition, various authors share their wisdom bridges: Daaji, Elaine K. Williams, Robert Chilton, Kathleen Scarboro, Vikram Sridhar, and more. There is an inspiring report about the recent “Spirit of Humanity Forum” of thought leaders in Reykjavik, Iceland, and we discover more about consciousness, beauty, silence and how our inner state determines what sort of leader we are. Daaji continues with Yogic Psychology by exploring some of the obstacles to physical and mental health.

Our love of simplicityapplies to many things, from beautiful architecture and interior design to the way we arrange our clothes, and to the elegance of a musical composition or mathematical equation. When we see pure simplicity of line or color in art itcan take our breath away. Why do we create complexity in the first place? What causes complexity? How to remove it? We explore these questions in this issue.This month, Daaji shows us how conscious awareness is directly related to simplicity in his series on Yogic Psychology. Joy Joyce explores farming as the art of the soul; Guy Finley looks at the process of change; Glennie Kindred connects with trees; Rahul Mehrotra encourages us to tune in to both outer and inner nature; and Ravi Venkatesan share some relationship tips for successful leadership.

This issue features the topic of consciousness. Neale Donald Walsch inspires us to awaken the consciousness of oneness, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee reminds us of the importance of our connection with Mother Earth, and Charles Eisenstein nudges us towards authenticity. Dr. Chris Germer continues on self-compassion, and Thierry Casasnovas on fasting. Alanda Greene shares her insights on consciousness from the garden, and Kathleen Scarboro presents the ‘Joliet style’ of mural painting. In his series on Yogic Psychology, Daaji explores the fascinating topic of memory - how to make the best use of memory without being shackled to the past and habits that tether us.

In the March edition, a panel of experts from the fields of medicine, neuroscience and psychology share current research, practices and experience about human emotions, especially the central role of heart/ Christopher Germer talks about the importance of self-compassion, Ramnath Narayanswamy shares his ideas on the role of spiritual and emotional intelligence in management and the popular dialogues between Theophile the Elder and Theophile the Young continue on the topic of anger. Yogic psychology is concerned with emotional genius, with mastery of our emotions. Daaji and Sister Nivedita delve deeper into the nuances of this fascination field and how to live life joyfully and embrace challenges with a higher perspective and expanded consciousness.

The February edition focuses on the fascinating topic synchronicity. Daaji explores imagination in his series on Yogic Psychology, and Nipun Mehta continues his interview on the Gift Ecology. We also hear from Thierry Casasnovas on lifestyle changes, Dr Ichak Adizes on Yoga, and Ravi Venkatesan starts a new series on the Heartful Leader. The icing on the cake is an exclusive interview with Amish Tripathi, the popular author of the Shiva Trilogy and Ramayana Quintet, who tells us about the inspiration for his books.

Welcome to 2019! We start the year with Daaji’s groundbreaking new series of Yogic Psychology, filled with practices to help us regain mental and emotional health, balance and stillness. We also have an exclusive interview with Nipun Mehta and an article by Charles Einstein, both champions of the Gift Ecology, who share with us their experiences and wisdom. We also hear Thierry Casasnovas amazing story of recovering from deaths door to wellness at the age of 33, and the role fasting played in that transformation. And there is much more. We invite you to participate in our Heartfulness Magazine community this year!

A few thousand years back, the great sage Patanjali gave us the eight limbs of Ashtanga Yoga. In this Collectors’ Edition, Daaji explores these eight limbs in the light of modern-day yogic practices. He shows us how to integrate inner spiritual practices with living in the world and refining our personality, so as to create skill in action. He also explores the ancient classification of Karma, Jnana and Bhakti Yoga in modern times. We hope this significant compilation will bring to light the possibilities Yoga offers. See you again in the New Year!

In the November issue we explore the search for happiness. How does happiness become permanent? How do we expand it to others? Dr Richard Davidson shares his insights on well-being as a skill. Krish Shankar of Infosys talks about values in leadership. Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee and Hillary Hart share simplicity practices. Dr Ichak Adizes contemplates the role of pain in our lives. And we continue with part 2 of Daaji’s Karma, Jnana and Bhakti Yoga.

The science of spirituality is coming of age, and in this issue, we explore the research on meditation and neuroscience. We also feature Kenya, both the inspiring wildlife of the Masai Mara, as well as the inspiring youth who are working towards brighter future, despite so many hurdles. We have part 2 of Daaji’s interview with Philip Goldberg and Dennis Raimondi, and his article on Karma, Jnana and Bhakti yoga. And also we hear from Dr Joe Dispenza on heart-brain coherence and moving from thinking to knowing through the instrument of perception we know as the heart.

In this issue, our writers explore questions about human evolution and consciousness, including the final article in the Ashtanga Yoga series on the eighth limb, Samadhi, the topic of ‘Who Am I?’ and synchronicity. We bring you Daaji’s interview by the hosts of Spirit Matters Podcast, Dennis Raimondi and Philip Goldberg, and also the concluding part of the interview with French artist Fabienne Verdier. There are articles on fear and grief, the benefits of reading, and another inspiring lesson from the garden.

In this issue, we explore creativity in all its facets. We bring to you an exclusive interview with the French painter, Fabienne Verdier, and also artwork and the articles by other young artists. We continue with Dr Gary Huber’s interview on the benefits of meditation for health and well-being, along with articles on work, relationships and much more. In Daaji’s series on Ashtanga Yoga, he has reached the heart of yogic practice, as he guides us how to dive deep in Dhyana, meditation, towards that inner center that is the source of our being, as well as the source of our creativity.

In this issue, we focus on the sacred feminine and masculine energies, and how in Yin Yang plays out in our inner lives, our relationships with near and dear ones and in society at large. As well, we have part 2 of Devinder Singh Bhusari’s interview on mental and emotional health in sport, a series of wonderful articles on nurturing healthy relationships, Karthleen Scarboro’s art portraying the innate elegance of humanity, relaxation programs in Jamaica, an overview of the global Brighter Minds program for children, and the next chapter of Daaji’s Ashtanga Yoga, focusing on the essential practice of Dhyana or Meditation.

In this issue we hear from a number of our readers on the focus topic of being present. We also hear from Daaji on Pratyahara, in his series on Ashtanga Yoga, Vasco Gaspar is interviewed about Human Flourishing, and Theophile I'Ancien explores near death experiences. Ravi Venkatesan guides us through the emotional aspects of heartful negotiation in the business world, and Filiz Emma Soyak inspires us to meditate through her exquisite "one breath" art series and there is much more. Please enjoy!

In this issue we hear from a number of our readers on the focus topic of bein present. We also hear from Daaji on Pratyahara, in his series on Ashtanga Yoga, Vasco Gaspar is interviewed about Human Flourishing, and Theophile IÁncien explores near death experiences. Ravi Venkatesan guides us through the emotional aspects of heartful negotiation in the business world, and Filiz Emma Soyak inspires us to meditate through her exquisite One Breath"art series and there is ,uch more. Please enjoy!

In this issue, we explore digital technology: what effect does constant exposure to electromagnetic radiation have on our health and well-being? More to the point, what are we doing about it? In addition we have Michael Singer on the potential of the human heart, Pierre Rabhi on agro-ecology and social consciousness, Daaji on Pranayama, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee and Hilary Hart on spiritual ecology, a new section on Yogasanas, and much much more.

In this issue, we explore the nature of potential. To help us on our way, Daaji celebrates the purpose and benefits of Asana, Michael A. Singer the nature of our inner and outer worlds, and Pierre Rabhi his roots in Algeria, Socrates' philosophy and his love of nature, which have made him a global pioneer in agro-ecology. Dr Crystal Jones talks about the importance of inner guidance in healing, Felicie Tocze explains how to best utilize the five elements in the food we eat, Adam Yasmin captures the beauty and calming nature of the tea ceremony, and much more .

In this issue, we focus on visionaries. Daaji gives us a new perspective on how the age-old yogic principles of Niyama can change our lives, and Chokyi Nyima Rinchope inspires us with far -reaching effects that kindfulness can have on humanity. Megha Bajaj and Nidhi Gupta share their vision for holistic education in India, and Negin Motamed celebrates aging with grace. Victor Kannan explores where we are headed as a species, and Charles Einstein the nuances of interbeing. Here’s to those who envision a bright future.

In this issue, Daaji sheds a new light on the relevance of Ashtanga Yoga in today’s world, including how these eight practices changes our world for the better and Charles Eisentein shares is reasons for hope, especially with the younger generations. In an exclusive interview, Dr Monicka Singh presents her visionary holistic approach to conception, pregnancy, childbirth and parenting, and Prashanth Vasu share some tips to transform organizations in the corporate world. There is plenty of scope in the issue for hope, change and celebrating human potential in the New Year.

The December 2017 Collector's Edition is a landmark for publication in the field of science of spirituality, featuring Daaji's article on 'The Evolution of Consciousness". The articles cover the topic of consciousness from various perspectives, including its central role in human development, the spectrum of the space-time continuum. and a detailed map of the inner journey of expansion of consciousness. It is a must-have for all who wish to understand the workings of the human mind and heart from both the scientific and spiritual perspectives.

In this issue, we explore future thinking. In an exclusive interview, Dr Vandana Shiva shares her vision for a sustainable planet , Daaji addresses some basic existential questions about destiny and choices, Dr James Doty shares a medical perspective  on the power of heart , Rosalind Pearman explores what gives meaning to life, and Suzi lula  imagines a world in which motherhood is valued and sacred. We hope this issue will stimulate you to participate in our interconnected world in ways that bring forward a new human era.

The technological boom over the past few decades has been mind-blowing, but there is a sure emergence of the underlying drawbacks. In this issue, we explore the resulting need for caution, bring to you the amazing art of making beeswax candles and some tips on how to work effectively as a team. Daaji concludes his series on the march to freedom, a young author explores the liberating nature of hope, and we learn some fascinating history of human race. We feature the mysterious Baobab tree, while the children's activity gives everyone a reason to smile.

In this issue, Daaji takes us on the next stage of the journey to the center of his series, The March to Freedom. There are also articles on developing excellence, nurturing love, compassion, fatigue, nutrigenomics and natural medicine. We feature the beautiful lavender and bring you a creation myth from China. For children, we have a wonderful story and an activity to inspire them to become ambassadors of peace as we celebrate the International Day of Peace on 21st September.

In this issue, as well as our regular articles we focus on the evolving new paradigm for education in the 21st century- where are we headed? In an exclusive interview, Swami Shantatmananda shares as empowering vision for all children. Victor Kannan shares an insight into the role of teachers in the new paradigm, and Daaji continues his march to freedom, hinting at the real purpose of education.

This issue explores the principle of freedom from many angles. Swami Vivekananda speaks about the one universal cry for freedom and Daaji takes us on a first leg of journey of ultimate freedom. The lotus symbolises a life free from the burdens of its surroundings, one young writer explores the way reactions and expectations have hampered his happiness and how acceptance in family life has helped her to be carefree. Our regular sections on self, work, relationships, vitality and nature are all of great reading, and the children's section is a source of wonderful holiday fun.

During the Heartfulness Month of April, we celebrated the magnificence of the human heart. This month we have more inspiration for you: Daaji explores the infinite layers of consciousness, Patrick Fleury shares the basics of good health, and many of the articles naturally resonate with the theme of perception – how we see ourselves and the world around us. We hope you enjoy this issue, and hope that you will send us your articles, photos, art, jokes, cartoons and letters to contributions@heartfulnessmagazine.com.

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Heartfulness eMagazine - June 2019

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