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How Much Good is Good Enough?

Posted by Susan Rena Rajkumar on Thursday, June 2, 2011,

I was asked to write about unconscious evil. But why such a subject if we are all interested in Love and Light? Because we unknowingly use it unconsciously. I only speak from my own personal spiritual experience. If you test it out for yourself, you may notice some of the same things that I'm writing about. This is a blog about spiritual healing from my insights. How much Good is good enough?

Merriam-Webster on-line dictionary has a lot to define as evil. a : morally reprehen...


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Part II Our Spritual Toolboxes

Posted by Susan Rena Rajkumar on Thursday, May 19, 2011,

Being here on this earth, and living in these bodies is such a privilege, because they aren't really ours. They are on loan—like a library book, or bowling shoes, or roller skates. We must take care of them. We've been allowed to be here to learn lessons during our time on this lovely earth. And part of our task is to keep track of what we learn. And this is why we carry a tool box, because if a page gets ripped, a wheel falls off, or a shoelace breaks, we have the right tools to fix it. ...


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Sweeping

Posted by Susan Flint Rajkumar copyright 2009. All rights reserverd. on Sunday, October 4, 2009,

Today I swept the yard early. It had just rained the night before. More bright yellow leaves from the star fruit tree behind our house have fallen with the water, and the wet sandy path around the house is sprinkled with purple jacaranda flowers and neem leaves. The familiar tropical scent when it rains fills me up with joy.

The sound of sweeping is the first thing that you hear early in the mornings in India. It is like a sacred movement of energy, putting one's life into order, an...


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Onam, God's Gifts, and Payasam

Posted by Susan Flint Rajkumar copyright 2009. All rights reserverd. on Thursday, September 10, 2009,

Tomorrow is Onam, a holiday celebrated worldwide exclusively by the people of Kerala. Onam includes all religions, and is a state holiday. This is my favorite holiday, because it reminds me of Christmas and Thanksgiving at the same time. Onam is a harvest festival that celebrates the abundance that God has given us. We give clothing or money to our family members and employees, or to people who perform services for us—such as our fisher woman, our trash collectors, and our coconut harvester...


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A few images from our hiking trip in Himachal Pradesh, India. 
It was magnificent. 

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Susan Rena Rajkumar Susan likes to write about food, God and India. From California, she is a card carrying Person of Indian Origin and lives with her husband in his native country.
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