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Simplifying your life does not mean cutting back
Simplifying your life does not mean cutting back
The Soul and the Mind

By Swastika Jajoo in the KidSpirit Discovery and Progress issue.

Interfaith Connections is a column for teens to dialogue about how their faith or wisdom tradition influences their view of life’s big questions. In each issue, three teens from different backgrounds respond to a question posed by the Editorial Board, based on the theme. This quarter the Ed Board asks:

How does your faith or wisdom tradition view the idea of human progress?

John F. Kennedy famously said, “The best road to progress is freedom’s road.”

The idea of human progress has long been a topic for discussion and introspection. From scientists to philosophers, technicians to housewives, human progress has been an area studied and contemplated. Human progress can be classified into two categories: individual and social. The social notion of progress is a culmination of individual viewpoints, which vary across countries, cultures, and traditions. Both individual and social progress are beautifully intertwined.

Humility and unshakable self-assurance
Humility and unshakable self-assurance
Mahatma Gandhi in Encountering God: A Spiritual Journey from Bozeman to Banaras
I do not want my house to be walled in
May We All Be in Peace
Praying for peace in nature.
Still Here
A very inspiring and wise book about healing by a spiritual teacher whose close brush with death has become for him an opportunity for transformation.
Living Kindness
Donald Altman with a teaching story on vows.
Encountering God
The author's encounters with people of other religions that have challenged and enriched her Christian faith.
Beyond the Darkness
Sheds light on this middle-class, Oxford-educated Englishman who wound up as a leader of an ashram in India.
The Other Half of My Soul
Pays tribute to this monk who pioneered interreligious dialogue and an earth-centered mysticism.