Vol. 19 Nbr. 1, January 2003

Index

• Letters to the editor.
• Siva-Nataraja: the lord of the dance, drama and music Siva--the cosmic dancer, transformer, liberator.
• Inaugral address--symposium 'science and beyond: cosmology, consciousness and technology in the Indic traditions.
• Nobel Peace 2003 winner, Shirin Ebadi.
• Letter to the Nobel Foundation.
• Jimmy Carter-Nobel Lecture: Nobel Lecture, Oslo, December 10, 2002.
• His Holiness the Dalai Lama's message on the commemoration of the 1st anniversary of September 11, 2001.
• Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, on human rights.
• Women can perform Sewa (service) inside Sikh Temple.
• National leadership, education and understanding among nations.
• The humanities-based classroom: an oasis in a standardized desert.
• Education, telecommunications and the arts.
• Today Is Not A Good Day For War.
• Linking universities and bioshpere reserves: creating a global bio-medical & society living laboratory.
• What can we do for our earth?
• Promotion of peace and sustainability by community based heritage eco-cultural tourism in India.
• Bangladesh slums demand access to clean water.
• An ecological view of ancient India.
• Bhimbetka on UNESCO list.
• Salt produced from vegetable.
• Depression among students: a challenge for educational leadership.
• Knowledge, sustainability and peace.
• Eagle Poem.
• Hopi shooting stars: mindfulness in education.
• Peace and equality themes in popular music.
• Rural aging, women, faith in action, and fertilizer of the vertical kind.
• Embodying heaven and earth: a radiant model of transformation.
• Beauty and evolution.
• What victory?
• Jupiter--the divine Guru.
• Yoga and its part in the divine plan.
• Bharata Natyam: classical Indian dance: a Hindu fractal.
• Bharat Natyam at the Olympics.
• Lawyers doing good deeds? It happens more than you would guess.
• Unspeakable conversations or how I spent one day as a token cripple at Princeton University.
• Legal aid group still has much work to do.
• New Mexico artist brings "Peace and Loyalty to Olympics--Julie Ann Stephens (AP).
• Americans with Disabilities Act and accommodating employees with hidden disabilities.
• An Ayurvedic perspective on anger management.
• Interview: sitting down with Dr. Robert Svoboda.
• Astronomy technology to improve vision and eye disease diagnoses.
• Meditation-based program unveiled for tennis players.
• Technologies of the sacred, part three.
• Taking Sustainable Cities Seriously: Economic Development, the Environment, and Quality of Life in American Cities (American and Comparative Environmental Policy).
• The Mission of the Scholar: a Tribute to Nelson Haggerson.
• Narrative Based Evaluation: Wording Toward the Light.
• Unexpected Harvest: A Journey In Four Seasons.
• Aging Graciously.
• Health and Nutrition Secrets That Can Save Your Life.
• The Ozawkie Book of the Dead: Alzheimer's isn't what you think it is!(Book Review)
• Giving and Living.
• Boyarin, Jonathan (ed.). 1994. Remapping Memory: the Politics of TimeSpace.
• Schechner, Richard, and Willa Appel (eds.). 1990. By Means of Performance: Intercultural Studies of Theatre and Ritual.
• Michael J. Benton. 2003. When Life Nearly Died: the Greatest Mass Extinction of All Time.
• Sri Aurobindo and Sanskrit.
• Yoga fest attracts 1,500 in France.
• Integral yoga relaxation.
• My Heart Like a Peacock on a Rainy Day.