Sri Ramakrishna taught that the world is the field of action and that through action one acquires knowledge. As we seek to contact and abide in the goodness of our soul, we find our dharma, what our soul would like to do through us. Discover how doing one’s dharma leads to a life of wisdom, goodness and ever-new joy.

How to improve relationships and increase prosperity and happiness. The Golden Rule is the principle of treating others as you would like to be treated. Discover the harmony and prosperity that comes as we enjoy and apply the Golden Rule in our lives.

Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant which traditionally is sung as a goodbye song. Click to listen.

Work often fools us. We think we are the workers, but in reality we are spiritual beings who are working. When we become enlightened, we see that we’re instruments through whom Spirit is working. Discover hints about how to work that will make you a better and more joyful worker.

This marvelous chant is written by Ramakrishna Ananda and sung by Ramprasad.

Ramakrishna Ananda sings this stirring chant which was written by Paramahansa Yogananda. Click to listen.

We are spiritual beings born to express the beautiful attributes of our souls. Often, however, we are unaware of our true nature and thus suffer endlessly. Explore two practices which help you discover your true self. Learn how to stop suffering and live a happy, fulfilled life.

The Bhagavad Gita advises even-mindedness in pain and pleasure as an ideal. Chidbhavananda writes in his commentary that one whose mind does not waver becomes fixed in the atman, the soul, which is unaffected by circumstances. Discover how, through patience and forbearance, we reap the rewards that come from attuning with the atman.

We are spiritual beings. The project of life is to know and express the attributes of the true self. At our core we are divine souls, each with unique attributes and talents. Discover how to know your soul and learn how to be free to express that inner beauty, love and light.

Research has shown how healthy teams accomplish tasks while at the same time protecting the individuality of their members. Charles Duhigg (The Power of Habit and Smarter, Faster, Better) has found two general principles and five key norms of the best functioning teams. Understanding these norms and principles can help teams grow stronger and allows teamwork to be productive and enjoyable.