Feature Archive October 2006
In this imaginative performance we bring you "Transfiguration" - a play written by Suresh Chandra Chakravarti, translated by Sri Chinmoy, directed by Udar Robinson of Canada. Listen Now! |
In our series of weekly inspirational broadcasts from Sanjaya Martin Spettigue of England, this week's theme is Christmas. Tune in every Monday and start your week with a fresh new perspective! Listen Now! |
Budhsamudra Knox introduces Akbar, known since his reign at the end of the 16th Century as the greatest Moghul Emperor. His generosity, compassion and his love of all the world's religions have become legend. Listen Now! |
Jazz fusion improvisations and interpretations of Sri Chinmoy's music. Virendra Gauthier joins Kodanda Nathan and Sanjay Rawal for this completely new departure. Listen Now! |
Sri Chinmoy joins Satyajit Saha's Group as they present a devotional poem written by his brother Hriday. A soulful recording from 18 October 2006. Listen Now! |
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In our latest new feature we bring you a series of weekly inspirational broadcasts from Sanjaya Martin Spettigue of England. Tune in every Monday and start your week with a fresh new perspective! This week Sanjaya's theme is the art of selflessness. Listen Now! |
In this week's podcast Budhsamudra Knox brings us two humorous stories by Sri Chinmoy, about two married couples and the different ways they go about getting new clothes. Listen Now! |
Having travelled extensively in India, two brothers - Ranjit and Unmesh Swanson - bring us two songs in traditional Indian baoul style: one from Sri Chinmoy and one from Sri Ramakrishna. Listen Now! |
Satyajit Saha's Group offer soulful recitations and music from Sri Chinmoy's works, starting with "Beauty came to me,
Like the morning rose". Listen Now! |
Kamalakanta Nieves brings us a soothing instrumental blend of Sri Chinmoy's songs, all on the theme of human mistakes versus Divine Compassion. Listen Now! |
What do a court jester, a turtle, and two fish concerned about their appearance all have in common? They all star in this week's stories from the heart of the world, written by Sri Chinmoy.
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Focusing on the valuable quality of gratitude might enrich your day! Take 20 minutes to meditate with Sri Chinmoy's vocal improvisation from a painting session in 1986. Listen Now! |
For today’s episode we delve into the Indian epic the Mahabharata. Mahabharata means ‘Great India’, and the text is unparalleled for its sheer size and depth, and is best summarized by a line from its first section: ‘What is found here, may be found elsewhere. What is not found here, will not be found elsewhere.’ Dramatised by Budhsamudra Knox.
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This week we have chosen birds as our theme, and present to you two stories that in one way or another involve them, dramatised by Budhsamudra Knox.
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