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Individual Spinach Triangles

There is another fabulous receipe with filo , which is also Greek. The green filling is wrapped in layers of filo pastry with the butter-olive oil, then folded into individual triangular servings. It is really tasty snack!

Meditation in Vermont

Meditation in Vermont

Good News from Vermont

In the first half of 2009, the Vermont Unit shared numerous delightful celebrations. These included New Year’s and Baba’s Birthday festivities, goodbye or welcome parties for unit members on either side of a move, a wedding, a graduation and lots of birthdays. Our unit has a tradition that at the Dharma Cakra closest to a person’s birthday, she or he receives a gentle massage from the collective family as Baba Nam Kevalam is lovingly sung. Special birthday desserts top off these sweet times.

Bay Area pracar heats up

Dharmapracar in the San Francisco Bay Area is heating up. There are several new people's dharmachakras underway in
San Francisco, Los Altos and Berkeley each on different nights. Attendance varies from one new person to 10 depending on the location and the day.

DADA VIMALESHANANDA’S ANANDA NAGAR DIARY

MY INDIA
Is it a coincidence? Boarding the Satabdi train in Dhanbad I tell the conductor the wrong coach name but I am guided to the right seat by two dadas in orange. Of course I am glad to be near them but how could it have possibly happened? We booked the train at two different times and we were going in two different directions. They decided to change their travel route for some reason. Still puzzled I look at the person who brought me to my seat. He is now serving tea and biscuits to all the passengers - a very heartfelt form of hospitality in the Indian express trains. I tell him that I don't want any refreshment and he looks at me as if he was really displeased I was not accepting a token of his personal welcome.

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