1. Namarupa Magazine, Eddie Stern

    September 27, 2010
    Eddie Stern:

    The story is fascinating on many levels. Everyone here tonight is basically a spiritual seeker of some sort. And so you have all heard the familiar saying “when a student is ready the teacher will appear.” But what happens when a student is so ready that every person who appears in front of him is a teacher? And not just in the way of mundane teaching but really every meeting with every person that comes your way transmits to you a deep spiritual teaching. And further, what in the case of a student is so full of yearning and so ready—that great teachers are pulled into his pathway like a magnet.

  2. Pam Binder

    September 26, 2010
    Pam Binder, president of the Pacific Northwest Writers’ Association, speaks on Radhanath Swami’s memoir, The Journey Home. 

  3. Dr. Vasant Lad

    September 12, 2010
    I saw Shri Radhanath Swamiji in London at Bhaktivedanta Manor; a most loving, compassionate swami, guru and devotee. I was deeply touched by his divine presence. Recently, I came across his book, “The Journey Home”, an Autobiography of an American Swami. This book is a profound story of Radhanath Swami’s journey from the material world of temptation, attachment and several difficulties to the innermost innocent spiritual awakening.

  4. Norman Jewison

    July 3, 2010
    “From Malibu to Mumbai, Radhanath’s search for enlightenment is a quest that you will never forget.” - Norman Frederick Jewison Norman Frederick Jewison is a Canadian film director, producer, actor and founder of the Canadian Film Centre.

  5. Brigitte Sion

    July 3, 2010
    “Radhanath Swami’s spiritual memoir is a model of modesty and candidness. He tells his story with remarkable honesty—the temptations of the 1970s, his doubts, hopes, and disappointments, the cultural shock and the friendships found and lost. His path is that of an ordinary American from the suburbs of Chicago, born Richard Slavin in a secular Jewish family in the 1950s, who goes on a spiritual quest to give meaning to his life. Less ordinary is his journey—literally, through Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, and spiritually, trying out various religious...