A revolution against racism and social injustice is upon us.

This may be the most important period of our life. We are under pressure from multiple sources: a worldwide pandemic, a troubled economy, and now, a global call for sweeping social change.

As a nation we carry the burden of many people still being shackled by racial hatred and prejudice. A violent storm is upon us, caused not by wind and waves, but by the arousing of our American conscience and passion for justice.

How do you work with your challenges? See which of these categories most closely describe you.

In the midst of these dark clouds of uncertainty, Swamiji’s life can provide us with a light to guide us forward.

“I think you and I have been brothers in a past life,” Swami Kriyananda once remarked to me.

“That’s not what I look like!” our friend objected during a self-help session she was attending. This friend (let’s call her Tara) related to us how each member of the group had been asked to look in a full-length mirror and describe how they saw themselves.

How can we turn ‘Leave it to God’ from this negative emotion to a positive one?”

Times of adversity push people toward the extreme ends of the spectrum, into wisdom or ignorance.

“How are you coping with the lockdown restrictions?” This is a common question these days.