by Mirra Price On the heels of the Me#Too! and Time’s Up! Movements, is the beginning of a transformation in the power structure between men and women. I wholeheartedly support the myriad women who have stood up an... Read more
You can download it as a PDF here: https://www.proutwomen.org/wp-content/uploads/Rising-Sun-Summer-2018.pdf The individual articles are available as posts at this site. Read more
By Miirabaii Price and Dada Maheshvarananda We all would like to think that we’re in control of all of our perceptions and our decisions. The suggestion that we may have been manipulated into buying something, whether it... Read more
By Nirmala Nydia Barone That’s a funny question for anyone who is a progressive thinker. It’s like asking, why should all people have equal rights? It’s happening everywhere. The workplace, social settings, clubs, on the... Read more
by Sara Giita Flores Can we create a world of true equality? How do we maintain our motivation when injustice and inequality reign around the globe? In addition to spiritual nourishment, I look to success stories for ins... Read more
Effective Leadership: A Regular Column by Satya Tanner Leadership development can be thought of in two ways: competency vs. behavior. The competency-based approach might mean ‘fixing up’ the boss who does not have... Read more
by Alanna Hartzok The Global Context Cities today occupy approximately only 2% of the total land, however: 70% Economy (GDP) Over 60% Global Energy Consumption 70% Greenhouse Gas Emissions 70% Global Waste The Global Con... Read more
by Didi Ananda Ruchira The German philosopher Theodor Adorno coined the term ‘pseudo-culture’ in a 1959 essay “Theory of Pseudo Culture”. He explains that the existent “crisis in culture” cannot be solved by more educati... Read more
by Dr. Diane Moan Achoo Yet Again! The grass and trees are lushly green and the bushes and trees are budding and flowering. Spring is a lovely season, but it can be miserable for people with environmental allergies. The... Read more
This article is a follow-up to “Community Driven Maternal Health Programs in Nigeria” – Rising Sun, 01/2014 By Dada Daneshananda AMURT started the maternal health program in Nigeria’s Ebonyi State in 2010. When the first... Read more
“You must have a flaming moral purpose so that greed, oppression and exploitation shrivel before the fire in you.” (Sarkar, P. R., The Jamalpur Years, p. 7). Does deepening into the Divine necessarily call us to the sho... Read more
This issue’s Guest Author is Mirra Price Hugelkultur Hugelkultur are no-dig raised beds. They hold moisture, build soil richness, and are great spaces for growing fruit, vegetables and herbs. These beds are stuffed with... Read more
Vegan Potato Salad Potato salad is a great dish to bring to a picnic, both healthy and hearty. Here’s my variation: Boil potatoes until they can be pierced easily. Rinse in cool water or let cool down. Peel off skins, an... Read more
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