Parvati Magazine spoke with numerous organizations planning to be present at COP21 in Paris about whether the attacks of November 13 influenced their plans in any way. Read More
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Full Issues – 2015
Training doesn’t always have to be structured and goal-oriented to yield results. We tend to get caught up in “getting... Read More
As the days shorten in the Northern Hemisphere, the lack of strong daylight can affect mood for many people. While we don’t depend on sunshine in the same way that plants do for survival, we seem to do best as humans when we receive light each day. When we don’t get it, some of us seem to shrug it off, but some of us can find brain chemistry so altered that we experience seasonal depression. Read More
Ella Isakov, Yoga Editor: Elena Brower, based in New York, has been teaching yoga and meditation for 15 years. People... Read More
Enlightenment is a part of everyone’s destiny. We each are called to this state at some point through our many incarnations. The process of our soul’s evolution involves a purification of our distorted perceptions that sees ourselves as separate, suffering entities. As we come to fully experience that our essence and everything within and around us is one with unlimited consciousness, we realize our true, divine nature. Read More
Image credit: Unterstrich Each luminous, colourful butterfly was once a caterpillar. Not born with wings that could take it to... Read More
Image credit: Neil Piddock The divine means many things to different people. For some, it is formless, expansive light. Others... Read More
Comfort food can be a challenge for people trying to reduce their carb intake for health reasons. Many standbys pack... Read More
This month in Parvati Magazine, we share two films that play with light and visuals. Pan is a prequel... Read More
The Course in Miracles owes much of its current fame to bestselling novelist Marianne Williamson, who popularized it in... Read More