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Kind words from world leaders
"I would like to appreciate once again Sri Chinmoy's noble mission of creating a harmonious and prosperous world for all the people on Earth." President Mikhail Gorbachev 1990 Nobel Peace Laureate
Kind words from religious and spiritual figures
“Your message and mine are the same. When we both leave this world, you and I, we will meet together.” Pope Paul VI 22 March 1972 More kind words "I am
Kind Words from U Thant
United Nations Secretary-General 1961-1971 Sri Chinmoy and U Thant, 29 February 1972, UN Headquarters, New York. From U Thant to Sri Chinmoy “I have been hearing about you from many, many
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When the power of loveReplaces the love of powerMan will have a new name:God. 1Sri Chinmoy is a spiritual teacher who dedicated his life in service to aspiring humanity. With all
Tributes given on Sri Chinmoy's passing
A selection of tributes to Sri Chinmoy, given shortly after Sri Chinmoy's mahasamadhi, October 11th, 2007. “With deep regret I have learned that my long-term close friend, the friend of my
Meetings with President Nelson Mandela
Sri Chinmoy met with President Nelson Mandela on several occasions, and the two became good friends. Sri Chinmoy frequently offered his appreciation and gratitude for the sacrifice and commitment of Nelson
The U Thant Peace Award
CommissionerThe U Thant Peace Award was established by Sri Chinmoy: The Peace Meditation at the United Nations in honour of the third Secretary-General of the United Nations, who was a deeply
Interfaith
Sri Chinmoy always stressed the underlying unity of the different world religions."If we live in our oneness-heart, we will feel the essence of all religions which is the love of God.
Success and Progress
/I was delighted that a rather eminent religious leader was going to be in the Midwest giving a series of lectures here. He seemed to be interested in coming down to
Siddhartha becomes the Buddha
In this play, originally published in 1973, Sri Chinmoy captures significant episodes in the life of Lord Buddha. It includes conversations with disciples and a moving depiction of the Buddha's physical