2015 Brings New Articles, New Books, Improved Website, and Introduces Podcasts
In this new year we will bring you much that is new at OCOY.org, and we have already begun the process. New articles The first of several new articles which we have posted on spiritual life is an extensive interview with Swami Chidananda, the late … Continue reading
99 Cent Sale of “The Dhammapada for Awakening” Kindle Ebook
Do you love reading great ebooks on your Kindle or Ipad? Then for a limited time you can add Abbot George Burke’s highly reviewed The Dhammapada for Awakening: A Commentary on Buddha’s Practical Wisdom to your digital Kindle ebook reader at a bargain price. Normally available … Continue reading
See Our New Book on Reincarnation at Amazon.com
In our ongoing effort to provide the content of OCOY.org in printed form, this week we launched Abbot George Burke’s May a Christian Believe in Reincarnation? in paperback and Kindle format at Amazon.com. A quick synopsis of the book is found on the back cover: “May … Continue reading
A Brief Sanskrit Glossary Now Available in Print at Amazon.com
A Brief Sanskrit Glossary now available in print at Amazon.com We are happy to announce that we have another book available in print through Light of the Spirit Press: A Brief Sanskrit Glossary—A Spiritual Student’s Guide to Essential Sanskrit Terms, compiled by Abbot George Burke. … Continue reading
Succession from Saint Gregorios of Parumala
A Photo of Saint Gregorios of Parumala, The Wonder-Worker Q: Is your Apostolic Succession from the Saint Thomas Christian Church in India? Yes, we do have Apostolic Succession from the Saint Thomas Christian Church in India. Our succession comes from Saint Gregorios of Parumala who … Continue reading
When Did Shankaracharya Live?
Q: Jesus lived around 2 BC to 33 AD. Adi Shankaracharya (who founded the Govardhan Math) lived between 788 AD and 820 AD. In your website it is mentioned that Jesus lived in Govardhan Math. How can it be? Quite simple. Shankaracharya lived sometime between … Continue reading