We continue to move together, creating a database of dharma pracar initiatives

July arrives bringing our 8th edition of the Dharma for all Journal. Happy with the feedback from our dear readers, whose numbers are increasing every day! Our website has already reached the mark of...

Iasodara’s coconut Panna Cotta, from the pracaraka that grew up in Ananda Marga

Iasodara Ruiz-Tagle, better known as Iaso, was born in Bahia, the daughter of margii parents. When she was four years old, her family met Acarya Pavanananda Avadhuta and moved to Porto Alegre/RS, Brazil, where...

Special Series: Universalism – Part 2 – Does our universalist outlook include women?

"My experience as a woman within Ananda Marga is horrible. If you start to stand out a little more, you are boycotted. I'm telling you from 30 years of experience. If you do something,...
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Ananda Purnima: an extraordinary child 

Late one night, when the two-year-old Prabhat was sleeping by his mother’s side, he woke up to find the space around him filled with a sweet and soothing effulgence. A sense of rapture carried...

Special Series: Dharma Pracar Workers – Part 3 – LFTs

For those who want to get to know Ananda Marga better, becoming an LFT (local fulltimer, or full-time volunteer - free translation) can be a great opportunity. First, the candidate must attend an acarya-led...

Special Series: Dharma Pracar Workers – Part 5 – Wholetimers

The fourth part of the "dharma pracar workers" series deals with full-time acaryas (teachers): monks and nuns who dedicate themselves exclusively to Baba's mission, renouncing their personal, social and family lives. In order to become...

Pracaraka Samgha Study Group – getting closer every day!

* Dharma for all editorial In this issue we will talk about the Pracaraka Samgha Study Group, an initiative of Dharma for all that aims to encourage sadhakas (spiritual practitioners) to better understand the...

4th edition of the Journal brings the feminine courage and inspiration of the kiirtan

In the last edition of Dharma for all Journal, we opened a controversial subject in Ananda Marga: the practice of universalism. How many people feel subtly or explicitly excluded or inferior, within the community...

#pracar inspirations

Event: Dharma Chakra and Tantra Yoga in the Projeto Qualidade de Vida (Life Quality Project, free translation) Where: Conselho Comunitário do Rio Tavares, Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil When: April 2019 Picture by: selfie Pracarakas: Kaelashanatha Deva (Caio Kim)...

#pracar inspirations

Project: Yoga in the Museum https://museudoamanha.org.br/pt-br/content/yoga-no-museu-agosto  Where: Museu do Amanhã (Tomorrow Museum, free translation) Rio de Janeiro - RJ, Brasil  When: December 8th, 2018 Picture by: Guilherme Leoporase Pracaraka: Gunatiita Send us your picture from your dharma pracar event to...

About Dharma for All Journal

"Dharma for all Journal - Good News Connecting Us" is a newsletter produced by Dharma for all, a nonprofit organization. Its purpose is to share content that strengthens people who identify with the principles of Ananda Marga and make it easier for those principles to reach more people with breadth, impact and efficiency.

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