http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/inspiration-sounds/ Dramatised spiritual stories. Feeder 1.3.8.1 http://reinventedsoftware.com/feeder/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en-us © Radio Sri Chinmoy 2005-06 podcast@radiosrichinmoy.org podcast@radiosrichinmoy.org Wed, 01 Nov 2006 23:11:10 -0500 Wed, 01 Nov 2006 23:11:10 -0500 Radio Sri Chinmoy Stories from the Heart of the World Welcome to Inspiration-Sounds, a section of Radio Sri Chinmoy dedicated to recording the vast library of Sri Chinmoy's stories and selected writings. In each publication we will offer you a new episode, wonderfully simple and often on a topic common to us all, to make you laugh or even cry, but to ultimately offer through words and sounds new insights into the fabric of our everyday reality: at times striking moments of unparalled truth. It is in these moments, when the clouds gently part and sun shines down, that our vision is transformed, for these stories imbued with spiritual energy convey both the himalayan heights and darkest depths of the human spirit, to enrich our lives, so that we may find new meaning in the epic story of our own life. spiritual stories, spirituality, inspiration, sri chinmoy, vision, truth, God, Supreme, energy, human, storytelling no Radio Sri Chinmoy podcast@radiosrichinmoy.org no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/217

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.]]> Sun, 29 Oct 2006 18:49:42 -0400 episode-33-thiefhusband-and-thiefwife-and-th Radio Sri Chinmoy This week we feature stories from the life of Akbar. Born in 1556 he is considered the greatest of all the Moghul Emperors. He wanted unity amongst the Hindus and Muslims and was generous and just to the extreme. His lasting contributions were felt most powerfully in the arts and religion. He removed the tax imposed on non Muslims, preserved Hindu temples and began a series of religious debates between Muslim scholars, Sikhs, Hindus, atheists and Jesuits from the Vatican. Enjoy. The Old Lady And The Dagger A story that highlights the generous heart of Akbar. Walking incognito in the streets he comes across an old lady who has been waiting for years to see the Emperor. Akbar Prays For A Son Akbar sought the blessings and guidance of a Sufi saint in order to help him gain an heir to his throne. The saint replied “ Allah will definitely grant you your heart’s desire.” Who Carries The Worse Luck? Emperor Akbar encounters some bad luck one morning and blames it on a minister in his court. Condemned to be hung, the minister with the help of Birbal illumines the Emperor’s mind. Artists: Budhsamudra Knox Release year: 2006 Duration: 12:43 Acknowledgements: Sri Chinmoy Format: Advanced Audio Coding no 12:43 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/212

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.]]> Sun, 22 Oct 2006 18:49:42 -0400 episode-33 Radio Sri Chinmoy This week we have two stories written by Sri Chinmoy. In a very light-hearted manner they focus on a subjest that has been the source of many a good tale: the ups and downs of married life. I hope you enjoy them. Thief-Husband And Thief-Wife An entertaining story about a husband who discovers that his wife is also a thief. Not just any old thief but a village mastermind. However, luck lasts only so long. The Husband's New Clothes A miserly husband refuses to take the time to go and buy some new clothes. So his concerned wife, unable to stand the sight of his rags goes and buys him an outfit. The only thing is that it doesn’t fit. Artists: Budhsamudra Knox Release year: 2006 Duration: 12:18 Acknowledgements: Sri Chinmoy Format: Advanced Audio Coding Image: Salil Wilson no 12:18 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/207

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.]]> Sun, 15 Oct 2006 23:02:38 -0400 episode-32 Radio Sri Chinmoy Welcome once again to Inspiration Sounds and to more stories from the heart of the world. This week whilst I was going through some old story books of Sri Chinmoy’s in preparation for a weekend away, I came across these two stories for today. Both are quite funny and have a charm about them that endears them to the reader, or in your case, the listener. I hope you enjoy them. The Court Jester Says Something New A visiting King asks his host's court jester to say something which has never been said before. In return he offers a large sum of money, but what exactly will the jester say…? The Turtle That Bragged One day two fish met in a stream and started to argue about who was more beautiful. Unable to resolve their differences they seek the help of the local turtle. no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/206

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.]]> Sun, 08 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0400 episode-31- Radio Sri Chinmoy 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.’ The main story revolves around a giant rivalry between two parties of cousins, the Pandavas and the Kauravas, which ends in the battle of Kurukshetra. Today’s stories are Sri Chinmoy's interpretations of scenes well known to many people. I hope you enjoy them. The Source The Mahabharata was composed by the great sage Vyasa, however he found that he needed help in writing it down. So Shiva's son Ganapati came and agreed to write for him, but only on one condition... Ashwatthwama Surrenders His Crown The son of Dronacharya is forced by the Pandavas to surrender his crown after he disobeyed the rules of war. However his crown can not provide any comfort to the grieving Draupadi. A Great Hero And The Result Of His One Single Lie A story that tells of the history of the great Karna, from humble beginnings he became as powerful as Arjuna. They finally came face to face in one of the most epic duels in the battle of Kurukshetra. Ashwasen Tries To Avenge His Father Sri Krishna and Arjuna at the request of Agni totally destroyed the forest of Khandava. Ashwasen lost both his parents. Years later he returned for vengence in the form of a snake on the battle field of Kurukshetra, in the duel between Arjuna and Karna. no 19:36 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/205

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.]]> Tue, 03 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0400 episode-30 Radio Sri Chinmoy This week we chosen birds as our theme and present to you two stories that in one way or another involve them. For Sri Chinmoy birds hold a very special significance. For they represent the freedom of the human soul and its endless flight towards the golden beyond. Unbound from the bodily cage and freed from the meshes of ignorance, the soul flies like a divine bird on the heavenly currents of delight, love, harmony and joy. The beautiful dream of tomorrow lies in the soaring reality of the soul today. I hope you enjoy these stories from the heart of the world. Brahma Tries To Illumine Vishwamitra and Vashishta Two great sages of the past start a seemingly never ending quarrel. They both cursed each other to turn into birds and in there feathery state they destroy almost everything in sight. Brahma seeing the desperate situation tries his best to illumine them. One Smart Dog For Sale A funny story about two friends, one wealthy and the other poor who start a chain of events involving a dog, an uncle and two beautiful parrots. no 14:08 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/198

This week we feature four short stories taken from the remarkable life of the Hindu Raja Shivaji, dramatised by Budhsamudra Knox.]]> Sun, 24 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0400 episode-29 Radio Sri Chinmoy This week we feature four short stories taken from the remarkable life of the Hindu Raja Shivaji. He was born around 1630 in Shivneri Fort about 100 kilometers east of Mumbai and was named after the local Goddess Shiva Bai, to whom his mother had prayed for a son. Eventually he founded the Maratha Empire in 1674; building his kingdom from scratch it grew so large that it seriously threatened the established rulers of the time. To this day he is still considered a hero in the state of Maharashtra. Stories of his exploits have grown into legends and entered into folklore. Shivaji and Aurangzeb A short incident that begins a larger story, where Shivaji is taken prisoner by the Moghul Emperor Aurangzeb. Along with his son he is held captive for several months before plotting his daring escape. Kindness Repaid Whilst returning to their kingdom Shivaji and his son Shambhuji take rest at an outlying farm. Unaware that their guest is the great king himself, the farmer’s wife speaks her mind about her current situation, and the cause of all their troubles. Shivaji Obeys His Own Command When finally Shivaji returns to his lands he reaches one of his many forts. It was his express order that the fort remain closed from sunset to dawn, no matter who showed at the gate. Upon his own arrival, night had already fallen. Mother and Son Reunited Shivaji’s mother Jija Bai was filled with worry. She knew that her son was free, yet four months had passed and still there was no sign of him. One day a religious mendicant arrives at the palace gates wishing to see her. no 8:09 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/194/

A boy outwits a king to free his father, held captive in a river. Entertainment and illumination from from Sri Chinmoy's collection Great Indian Meals, dramatised by Budhsamudra Knox.]]> Sun, 17 Sep 2006 15:44:46 -0400 episode-27 Radio Sri Chinmoy Welcome to this week’s episode and to more stories from the heart of the world. We have two stories for you from volume 7 of Sri Chinmoy's collection entitled Great Indian Meals, featuring both heroes and villains, and main characters whose names begin with the letter ‘A’. These stories were written in the 1970s and flow with the central themes of love and trust, honor and valour, compassion and forgiveness. Enjoy. Akampan The Hero The first story is an intriguing account taken from the Sanskrit epic the ‘Ramayana’ about Ravana's commander in chief Akampan, and their early attempts in the battle against Rama. Ashtabakra Frees His Father The second piece is about Ashtabakra, who against all the advice of his mother bravely attempts to free his imprisoned father from King Janaka. To do so he must out wit the great court scholar Bandi in a duel of Vedic knowledge. no 11:34 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/189/

Budhsamudra Knox single-handedly takes on the guises of this week's characters from two of Sri Chinmoy's stories - an episode with an astrological theme. ]]> Sun, 10 Sep 2006 15:41:33 -0400 episode-26 Radio Sri Chinmoy “Inside each of us is a beautiful flower garden. This is the garden of the soul.” Hello and welcome to this week’s episode, where we have two more stories from Sri Chinmoy’s book ‘Garden Of The Soul’. I personally love this book for the sheer variety of the stories. As Sri Chinmoy says in his introduction, “The lessons presented in this book are simple, yet they speak eternal truths.” Whether the story is funny or sad I always manage to find something in it, some little gem of wisdom that I can carry into the day. The Astrologer Fulfills His Prophecies An amusing tale about a wealthy lad who tries his hand at astrology. Even though he has no training and no apparent skills for the job, through his generous and well meaning heart he manages to make his predictions come true. The Scholar’s Four Questions There was once a great and very proud scholar. One day he challenged the citizens of a neighboring kingdom to defeat his wisdom. All the kingdom’s scholars were afraid that they would lose, so it came down to the local court jester to test the revered scholar. no 14:24 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/179/

Budhsamudra Knox brings us five stories from the life of spiritual master Lahiri Mahashoy. Dramatised stories from Sri Chinmoy’s book A Revelation of the Beyond.]]> Sun, 20 Aug 2006 20:06:39 -0400 episode-25- Radio Sri Chinmoy no 15:35 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/178/

Budhsamudra Knox takes us on a journey to three illumining destinations, with some laughs (and a certain amount of deception) along the way. Dramatised stories from Sri Chinmoy's book The Garden of the Soul. ]]> Sun, 13 Aug 2006 21:01:48 -0400 episode-24- Radio Sri Chinmoy no 16:01 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/173/

Prince Siddhartha was born into the Sakhyas in 560 BC and grew to become a perfectly enlightened soul. These stories about the Buddha and his teachings have been passed down many generations, never losing their illumining brilliance.]]> Sun, 06 Aug 2006 19:59:54 -0400 episode-23- Radio Sri Chinmoy no 13:33 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/169/

An entirely equine episode this week. Budhsamudra Knox and Daniel Rubin bring us stories full of fools and vanity, but all with an illumining message, and all starring horses]]> Sun, 30 Jul 2006 06:47:57 -0400 episode-22- Radio Sri Chinmoy Hello everyone and welcome to Episode 22, this week featuring stories from Sri Chinmoy that include horses in one way or another. And who doesn’t like horses? Or at least enjoy a good old horse tale. Down through the ages they have played significant roles in our lives and their sacrifice to our cause has been huge. Majestic, beautiful and intelligent these animals live amongst us full of dynamism, power and prana. I hope you enjoy the stories for which I am joined this week by Daniel Rubin. no 13:21 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/164/

Budhsamudra Knox is joined by Mark Royden of Canada for this week's episode, taken from Sri Chinmoy's intriguing book The Mushroom and the Umbrella - illumining stories concealed within a garb of humour.]]> Tue, 25 Jul 2006 14:07:45 +0400 episode-21-the-mushroom-and-the-umbrella-the Radio Sri Chinmoy Welcome to episode XXI of Inspiration Sounds, and the stories of Sri Chinmoy. This week I have chosen a few gems from ‘The Mushroom And The Umbrella,’ all written with a wonderfully light touch, revealing the lighter side of life. These humorous insights are not only to be laughed at but also mulled over, for deep down they all carry a special meaning. My special guest this week is Mark Royden all the way from Canada. Enjoy! no 13:48 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/159/

For this episode I have chosen two stories from Sri Chinmoy’s book “Gopal’s Eternal Brother and Other Stories For Children.” All of the stories illustrate and highlight important spiritual truths and everyday common sense for the growing child. Parables and stories play such a significant role in the development of the young and old alike. Life’s teachings are often more easily understood and accepted when cloaked, as it were, in an entertaining and inspiring story. All children love a good story and in this book there is no shortage of them: sad, funny, touching and sweet. These rich and striking stories are most definitely from the heart of the world. I am joined this week by musician Karl Harris who improvises on double bass and drums.]]> Mon, 17 Jul 2006 20:39:35 +0400 episode-20-blessing-or-curse-and-a-childs-god Radio Sri Chinmoy no 13:57 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/inspiration-sounds/radio/152/

We continue this week’s episode with two more stories from Sri Chinmoy’s collection Great Indian Meals written in January of 1979. These stories are mostly taken from the rich tradition of Indian storytelling that has been passed on from generation to generation. Here Sri Chinmoy gives his own account of some well-known tales, many of which he heard growing up in a small Indian village in south Bengal. Two guests join me this week; Dinesha Richardson returns again, and for the first time Muslim Badami.]]> Sun, 09 Jul 2006 07:44:07 +0400 episode-19-a-sons-devotion-the-goddess-ganga Radio Sri Chinmoy no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/inspiration-sounds/radio/147

In the 1970s Sri Chinmoy compiled a series of books called ‘Great Indian Meals’ - tales from ancient India. The subtitle is ‘Divinely delicious and supremely nourishing,’ and each story can be taken as portion of the smorgasbord of life. Most of these tales are not original but are a part of a lineage handed down from one to the next. They feature cosmic Gods and Goddesses, Kings and Queens and heroes from a vibrant and deeply spiritual culture. Sri Chinmoy gives his simple, eloquent and profound version of these classic stories from India’s history, enriching us with the truth and knowledge of the sacred past.

A Son’s Devotion On a simple level a son shows his constant devotion to his old father by massaging his feet at the end of a long day in the rice fields. Suddenly Lord Krishna, King of the cowherds, appears full of admiration for the boy and on a deeper level it becomes clear who the real object of his devotion is.

The Goddess Ganga Descends To Earth A story with all the right ingredients involving a King who begins by performing a sacrificial rite. Throw in the cosmic God Indra, a sage or two, plus six thousand men and generations of prayer and penance. Finally add the hair from Lord Shiva and the powerful waters of the Goddess Ganga and we have a great story!]]> Sun, 02 Jul 2006 15:13:33 -0400 a-sons-devotion-the-goddess-ganga-descends-to-ea Radio Sri Chinmoy In the 1970s Sri Chinmoy compiled a series of books called ‘Great Indian Meals’ - tales from ancient India. The subtitle is ‘Divinely delicious and supremely nourishing,’ and each story can be taken as portion of the smorgasbord of life. <img src="http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/pictures/radio/147-1.jpg/" alt="Inspiration-Sounds 18" title="Inspiration-Sounds 18" height="95" width="128" /> <br /> <br /> In the 1970s Sri Chinmoy compiled a series of books called ‘Great Indian Meals’ - tales from ancient India. The subtitle is ‘Divinely delicious and supremely nourishing,’ and each story can be taken as portion of the smorgasbord of life. Most of these tales are not original but are a part of a lineage handed down from one to the next. They feature cosmic Gods and Goddesses, Kings and Queens and heroes from a vibrant and deeply spiritual culture. Sri Chinmoy gives his simple, eloquent and profound version of these classic stories from India’s history, enriching us with the truth and knowledge of the sacred past. <br /> <br /> <b>A Son’s Devotion</b> On a simple level a son shows his constant devotion to his old father by massaging his feet at the end of a long day in the rice fields. Suddenly Lord Krishna, King of the cowherds, appears full of admiration for the boy and on a deeper level it becomes clear who the real object of his devotion is. <br /> <br /> <b>The Goddess Ganga Descends To Earth</b> A story with all the right ingredients involving a King who begins by performing a sacrificial rite. Throw in the cosmic God Indra, a sage or two, plus six thousand men and generations of prayer and penance. Finally add the hair from Lord Shiva and the powerful waters of the Goddess Ganga and we have a great story! no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/137/

Dogs are well-known as being our best friends. Incredibly faithful and obedient they often display knowledge that goes beyond our way of thinking. In the eyes of a dog we can see an uncomplicated life that lies in instinct and intuition. Cute and cuddly they can offer companionship through our lives and a heart of unparalleled devotion to their master. Sri Chinmoy has related these stories about dogs with a light touch and I hope you find these tales to be not only amusing but also illumining. I'm pleased to be joined by two guests this week: Dinesha Richardson and Daniel Rubin]]> Sun, 02 Jul 2006 14:54:00 -0400 episode-17-the-depth-of-gratitude-and-the-height Radio Sri Chinmoy no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/134/

We all have so many experiences in life and go through many changes as we develop. This week’s collection of stories represents the myriad of life’s possibilities. Sri Chinmoy depicts a wonderful selection of characters all with their unique habits and quirks. Their outer lives and the roles that they play are not as significant as their binding inner qualities. It is possible to learn that on the surface we are very different, but inside we all yearn for the same things and aspire towards the same goal. Enjoy.]]> Sun, 18 Jun 2006 09:15:43 -0400 episode-16the-philosopher-is-illumined-by-the-taxi-driver-the-favourite-son-inherits-a-crucifix-and-the-clever-poet-and-the-wise-poet Radio Sri Chinmoy no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/inspiration-sounds/radio/128/

Alexander the third of Macedon, born 356 BC, single-handedly changed the entire nature of the ancient world in little more than ten years. The young King of Macedonia, leader of the Greeks, overlord of Asia Minor and the Pharaoh of Egypt, also became the Great King of Persia at the age of 25, creating an empire that stretched across three continents. Educated by Aristotle, he united his territories by a common Greek language and culture, himself adopting foreign customs in order to rule his millions of ethnically diverse subjects. These tales from Sri Chinmoy focus on his great and gentle side showing not only compassion but also understanding and forgiveness.]]> Thu, 15 Jun 2006 19:33:20 -0400 episode-15-the-old-lady-who-acted-in-selfdefence-alexander-the-great-and-alexander-the-lazy-alexander-the-great-and-the-pirate-and-the-turning-point Radio Sri Chinmoy no 13:57 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/inspiration-sounds/radio/122/

Welcome to Inspiration Sounds. This week's episode is a wonderful mixture of stories. I am a firm believer that in life nothing happens by accident; that everything happens for a reason. Take for instance this week when I was wondering what stories to use, I noticed a book of Sri Chinmoy's lying at the foot of my overburdened bookshelf. It must have fallen there by itself. Inside were some great tales. So sit back and enjoy these 'meant to be' stories from the heart of the world.]]> Tue, 06 Jun 2006 14:32:48 -0400 episode-14-the-diamond-ring-the-family-heirloom-and-the-merchants-daughter Radio Sri Chinmoy no 18:01 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/inspiration-sounds/radio/118/

This week we are featuring stories on the Indian cosmic goddess, Kali. Kali is one of the four aspects of the Supreme Mother. She is the mother of power, the mother of compassion and the mother of speed. Although Sri Chinmoy’s teachings embrace all religions, he himself was raised in India in the Hindu tradition. His connection to Mother Kali is very profound, deep and loving, as Mother Kali happens to be his family deity.]]> Sun, 28 May 2006 14:29:26 -0400 episode-13-the-woodcutter-and-the-golden-wristband-and-the-grace-of-mother-kali Radio Sri Chinmoy no 20:06 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/98/

I have come to learn that while we live in the outer world - the outer story - there is also an inner story that is taking place inside me. Sri Chinmoy's stories embody both these two parellel worlds. On the surface the story may be funny, sweet and innocent, or sad. Yet underneath all this there is a wave full of significant truths and natural wisdom that can gently lead us away for a time from the ordinary everyday, to a higher world - to the sublime. Enjoy the stories.]]> Sun, 30 Apr 2006 14:00:13 -0400 episode-12 Radio Sri Chinmoy no 18:31 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/92/

More ancient tales from India, re-told by Sri Chinmoy. Join Budhsamudra Knox for "The Wish Fulfilling Tree" and other stories. ]]> Sun, 23 Apr 2006 09:08:58 -0400 episode-11 Radio Sri Chinmoy For the nations of the east, for the people of Asia and of India, the love of the beautiful has developed in a different direction to that of the west; they look within and not without. That is why I love stories from this part of the world. These are a people who are born dreamers of a more fulfilling life and whose lineage can be traced back to a time when they say the Gods walked the earth. no http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/89

This week we feature the life of Humayun, the second Mogul Emperor of India. Born in 1508 to King Babar, his life was predominantly that of a warrior. Either defending his territory, reclaiming lost lands, or expanding his empire, Emperor Humayun was respected as a man of his word. He also possessed a magnanimous heart of forgiveness and a deep connection to the Almighty Allah - a connection with the infinite that lasted to the very end of his life and undoubtedly beyond. Inspiration Sounds is pleased to present four stories on his life written by Sri Chinmoy.]]> Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:22:04 -0400 episode-10-babars-sacrifice-the-water-carrier`s-bravery-akbar`s-birth-and-humayun`s-death Radio Sri Chinmoy no 15:21 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/87/

I was thinking this week about the importance of silence and the role it plays in our lives. I guess it is a funny topic for Inspiration Sounds, given that this is a radio show, but consider this: we began our lives in silence. In our daily activities silence flows under our steps and once we have journeyed full circle we shall return into silence. Silence is the central theme of this week's episode. Once again I have two guests to help me with the stories.]]> Sun, 02 Apr 2006 22:17:15 -0400 episode-9 Radio Sri Chinmoy no 14:26 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/85/

Stories from the heart of the world. This week Devashishu Torpy, Tejaswi Van Der Walt, and Sahadeva Torpy join Budhsamudra Knox in Malaysia.]]> Sun, 26 Mar 2006 10:15:55 -0500 episode-8 Radio Sri Chinmoy no 16:26 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/77/

This episode is coming to you from the sandy shores of Malayasia. Many a morning has been spent under the rising rays of the sun, with the vast expanse of ocean before me and a cool drink at my side. And of course a book of Sri Chinmoy's to gently ease me into the rest of a day full of inspiration. For this episode I am joined by two friends and collegues as my special guests. I hope you enjoy the show.]]> Sun, 19 Mar 2006 10:37:47 -0500 episode-7 Radio Sri Chinmoy no 16:26 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/70/ Sun, 12 Mar 2006 19:25:45 -0500 episode-6 Budhsamudra Knox (Editor) no 13:18 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/25/ Wed, 08 Feb 2006 20:33:36 -0500 episode-5 Budhsamudra Knox (Editor) Budhsamudra Knox presents a collection of Sri Chinmoy's stories. A distinctly Indian episode, accompanied by sitar music. no 17:26 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/24/ Fri, 30 Dec 2005 20:29:01 -0500 episode-4 Budhsamudra Knox (Editor) From the cold winter of Vienna, Budhsamudra Knox brings us more of Sri Chinmoy's heart-warming stories. no 13:05 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/23/ Sat, 17 Dec 2005 20:19:53 -0500 episode-3 Budhsamudra Knox (Editor) Budhsamudra Knox dramatises a collection of 6 of Sri Chinmoy's stories from "The Mind Jungles and the Heart Gardens of Life." no 13:36 http://www.radiosrichinmoy.org/radio/22/ Sat, 03 Dec 2005 17:38:39 -0500 episode-1 Budhsamudra Knox (Editor) Part II in our new series of "Stories from the Heart of the World." Budhsamudra Knox dramatises a collection of Sri Chinmoy's writings. no 14:00