Vol. 22 Nbr. 1, January 2006

Index

• Letters to the Editor.
• Towards a global philosophy: key to peace.
• Babblefish: promoting world peace through global communication.
• Universities branch out: from their student bodies to their research practices, universities are becoming more global.
• Academic boycotts-no!
• Nearly twenty one days to peace: on retreat with Thich Nhat Hanh.
• About wisdom and our inner being.
• Anonymous article.
• A poem by Jacqueline Holiday, Ph.D.
• Interview with Takeshi Utsumi, founder and V.P. for technology and coordination of Global University System (GUS).
• Reflections on wealth and poverty in Mexico poverty and wealth are relative concept.
• Wealth and poverty in Mexico: poverty and extreme poverty are very harsh conditions.
• Shibui: A messenger of peace in nature, humanity and diplomacy.
• Transforming academic globalization into globalization for all.
• Getting a charge out of backpacking.
• Peace education: viewpoints of primary school students about peace.
• The all at once.
• The elusive quest for peace in the horn of Africa: the regional attributes of Civil War in Somalia.
• The continuing process of cultural adjustment.
• Plato writes on the dangers of writing.
• The promise of technology versus the pastoral ideal: Ralph Waldow Emerson's conflict over the role of mankind in nature.
• Chandalika, Dr. Rabindranath Tagore.
• Making cranes with Kelley.
• Modern thought, ancient wisdom.
• Reflections on fear and unity and discovering the way to eternal peace.
• Concentrated guidance: attention training gives kids a cognitive push.
• Astrology and spirituality.
• Meditation on the self and super consciousness.
• Love your parents; Shyam Sunder, Sri Aurobindo's action, pondicherry.
• Indian on top at UN.
• U.S. congress okays highest civilian honor for Dalai Lama.
• McDonald's fries: not done yet $10 million settlement including $250,000 for Hinduism today--appealed.
• Iran, international law and nuclear disarmament.
• The human right to a nuclear free world.
• Recent developments in the nuclear fuel cycle.
• Deployed husbands, waiting wives; ACA member proposes existential group therapy model for military spouses.
• Living Dreams.
• Nuclear power's sick legacy.
• No baby is born with the urge to hurt someone; Hetty van Gurp: Brave Choices: Founder of Peaceful Schools International.
• About arthritis.
• Tea Time (Tea and Cancer).
• Lymphedema awareness.
• Nutrition: water, carbohydrates, glycogen, et.al.
• "Santa Fe Epiphany.".
• By the way, doctor.
• Physical therapists say tottering on high heels puts women at risk for foot and back problems.
• C-head wellness corner: Compassion fatigue.
• Compression stockings: How hosiery can help circulation and leg swelling.
• Balancing painful swelling with a desire to exercise.
• What is bone?
• Chronic vulvar pain: It can be helped.
• How clean is your pool?
• Study stirs debate about low-fat diet and reduction in disease risk.
• Embedded: A no-holds-barred report from inside a nursing home.
• On the Mother Divine.
• The Indian Spirit and the World's Future.
• Prophet-the Hatmaker's Son, the Life of Robert Muller.
• Nuclear Power is Not the Answer.
• Sanskrit and Evolution of Human Speech, Based on Sri Aurobindo's Linguistic Theory.
• We Will Not Cease.
• Today is not a Good Day for War.
• Peace.
• Braiding Anamnesia: Imaginal Interpretations of the Gendered Body in Deepa Mehta's Earth and Urvashi Butalia's; The Other Side of Silence: Voices from the Partition of India.
• Kujaku Myo Maha-Mayuri (Backcover Symbology).
• Taima Mandala * (Front Cover Symbology).
• Peace is a Blossom.
• The Infinite Creator: "Muruga is Lord Siva in action"--Gurudeva, Dancing with Siva.