Twitter Updates for 2012-06-25
- http://t.co/vS6meZ4j Tirumular & Tiruvalluvar survey the jungle, the cameraman standing in Peacock Court, the monks' dining hall. #
- http://t.co/hjivWsBN A Staghorn fern wraps itself around a palm near Iraivan temple, capturing nutrients in its "nest." #
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Twitter Updates for 2012-06-23
- http://t.co/lYkVywSH Rare vew of the river from the Peacock Court where monks share lunch each day. The vine (right) is betel. #
- http://t.co/tFb08w5D A few of the world-class Anthuriums along the side of the entrance path. #
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Public Tour Day for June 22, 2012
"When are we going to see a monk?" is a common question on Public Tour Day. During phase days, when we hold the tour, the monks are all at their work stations in the various offices, behind the tour area, in the gardens or in cloistered only areas but not in plain sight. When Bodhinatha is present and not traveling we invite them to the Mini Mela after the tour to meet Him for a book signing, which is met with great anticipation. When Bodhinatha is traveling - there are no guarantees unless they happen to see Sivanathaswami walk out of the sanctum on duty in Kadavul or they happen to spot a monk walking by out on the grounds. On occasion when He is not too committed to the Hinduism Today schedule or demands Sadasivanathaswami will come and sign books. These direct encounters are very special times for our guests after hearing so much about their dedicated lives.
Twitter Updates for 2012-06-22
- http://t.co/cidt5WY4 Can you find the Wailua River waterfall and the temple amid all of this lush foliage? #
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Seminar with Bodhinatha
Chela Seminar Attendees
Sambandan & Thanaletchumy Umamaheswara, Sivanesvaran & Vennila Sockanathan, Ramesh & Saraswathi Sivanathan, Bala & Kunawathy Sivaceyon, Silvarajoo & Amutha Muniandy, Balu & Parimala Devado, Barathy Sockanathan, Sarkunavathy Sockanathan, Valliammah Murugesu, Guhan & Roobavathy Sivalingam, Dhasan & Lalitha Sivananda, Dohadeva & Nagavathy Samugam, Puvana Sivanathan, Nandini Sivanathan, Gowri Nadason, Sivajnani Nagappan, Selvavathy Chelliah, Selvanayagi Thuraisingam & Gunasegaran Chitravelloo.
Fake Meat Hits the Market Place/
Some years back biologists discoverd stem cells in muscle tissue. These cells have the capacity to live virtually forever and and be teased to produce different kinds of tissue. With the ethical issue of using stem cells from human embryos out of the way, scientists are steaming ahead with research on culturing meat from single muscle cells taken from animals. Read about it on page eight of the July Issue of Hinduism Today.
From Our Gurus' Teachings
Archives are now available through 2001. Light colored days have no posts. 1998-2001 coming later.
