Tag Archives: religion

“Happy Holidays” and Christmas boycotts: Here We Go Again

Posted on 25.12.2012 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Joyeux Noël![en]It’s the time of the year again. Christmas. I like Christmas. I’m not Christian. And like each year, the stuff that annoys me is the “let’s boycott Christmas” movement and the American “Happy Holidays” stuff. Here’s a post I … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Personal | Tagged christmas, consumerism, diwali, eid, gifts, happy holidays, holiday, presents, religion, thanksgiving | 1 Comment

Eat, Pray, Love: Damn You, Elizabeth Gilbert

Posted on 23.04.2011 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]J’ai aimé Eat, Pray, Love plus que ce à quoi je m’attendais. Le trip “spiritualité indienne sauce occidentale”, je m’en passerais, mais il y a plein de bonnes choses — outre l’écriture, que j’aime beaucoup. Pour plus de détails… lire … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, India, Personal, Understanding life and the world | Tagged atheism, belief, eat pray love, elizabeth gilbert, god, india, love, psychology, religion, siddha yoga, spirituality | 2 Comments

Steph+Suw Podcast: First!

Posted on 23.01.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Suw et moi avons enfin enregistré le fameux podcast-conversation dont nous parlons depuis notre première rencontre, en mai 2004. C’est en anglais et c’est assez long, mais on s’en est pas trop mal sorties pour une première![en]Each time Suw and … Continue reading →

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Inde spirituelle ou matérialiste?

Posted on 20.11.2006 by Stephanie Booth

[en]India’s materialism is not anything new. If you dig into vedic religion, it’s centred on sacrifices and actions more than interior spirituality. That side of Indian religious expression came about later. As for Gandhi, I think it’s important to keep … Continue reading →

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