The Middle Path: Breaking Boundaries

Long before modern declarations of human rights, a revolutionary voice in ancient India challenged the core of social inequality. Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, looked at a deeply divided caste system and proposed a radical truth: human equality is not a political...

Learn from Nature

In this article, we look to the early indicators of mental distress, and how you can respond. Sometimes we find ourselves amongst friends or family, struggling with anxiety, great pain, and worry. These affect man by making him feel hopeless or anxious, and sometimes...

What is hope?

“It is within us that the roots of wickedness are to be found” (Flahault; Verso, 2003.)  However, the lesson of continuing, persistent trust and conviction through a time of testing and pain can be resolved through wisdom and alertness, that a situation that seems to...

What is love?

Love can be understood in many ways. In the teachings of the Brahma Kumaris, love is considered one of the soul’s original qualities, alongside peace, power, purity, and contentment. It is a natural state of appreciation, kindness, and care for all living beings. Love...

Peace is ahead of you

In those quiet moments when life feels really heavy, when everything just sits on your chest and makes it hard to breathe, there’s a kind of comfort in turning back to the heart of our faith. Islam reminds us that even in the hardest times, there is mercy, wisdom, and...

Unite in …

Charles as Prince of Wales launched a major interfaith initiative for a call for all religions to unite “in faith in the integrity of life itself”. Bishop McDonald of the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales Committee for other faiths agreed...