Just Like You
“This is your resting place, your watering hole. Find what supports you, what includes you, and drink it in. Be nourished. Be enlivened. And when you feel thirsty again, drink some more.” —Gangaji
Community Magazine & News
Letters from Inside
Each week we receive many letters from prisoners who are part of Gangaji’s Freedom Inside C…
In Memoriam
We lost a dear and treasured friend in June. Michael Byers shared his love, wisdom, and laughter…
How, Then, to Live from Here?
We are honored to share 7 poems selected from Living from Here by Bruce McConnell. His new book…
The School of Living Awareness
Barbara Shepard has been running a K-12 School in her home for 30 years. Her life is dedicated to…
Why Am I Here? From Russia with Love
An extraordinary story from Sukhita Derova. From being a worker in a Soviet military factory, to…
Support is Everywhere
Last week Barbara Denempont, Hillary Larson, and I had the extraordinary opportunity to sit down…
Life is Juicy
I was a successful business owner, married and living in a beautiful home. Life looked amazing. W…
For the Love of Peace
When Gangaji was asked, “What was your life like before meeting Papaji?” she answered, “Bef…
Seeing with the Heart of Love
When you first meet Jasmin Lace she seems shy, briefly meeting your eye with an intelligent gaze,…
From Gangaji’s Mail Bag
Here’s are some recent letters to Gangaji
You Know
Seeing the worlds through the eyes of my heart has shown me what I could never know and in this q…
Give Yourself to Love – The Coyote Sings
Coyote: “She is my favorite comedian, my teacher, my heart.”
Ramana Is Always Here
By Judith Smith I am seventy now. In my early twenties in the 1970s, I was already a sincere and…
Our Responsibility for Peace
By Lorraine Wilson. For our community of monthly donors
Just Like You – An Invitation to Participate
When we share our experience of this awakened life — in poetry, in art, in music, or in simply reporting on our lives — it transmits the possibility of that same grace opening within the heart of another. Your submissions are welcome and appreciated! Email us if you have something you would like to share.