The Sanskrit root ‘sat’ means highest truth or wisdom and ‘sang’ is associated with ‘sangha’, signifying company or association. Satsang therefore translates as ‘being in the company or presence of ‘truth’. It could also be thought of as being…
Sabji is a satisfying Indian dish using mixed seasonal vegetables, cooked with aromatic spices and enriched with the subtle flavours of ginger and garlic. We use it here at Anahata for a hearty lunch or dinner, served with lentils…
Here is a classic recipe for a moist, delicious banana bread. It is wonderful toasted and loaded with other toppings. This is a great way to use up overly-ripe bananas. This loaf can also be frozen. Ingredients: 1 1/4 cups…
While we may think rituals in the Western world have faded as perceptions of religion and culture change, we still get up every morning and go through a sequence of activities such as making a cup of tea or…