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Five transgender musicians from India's Jogappa community will perform their devotional music at a major Pune festival for the first time, sharing centuries-old traditions that blend spirituality with powerful storytelling. The February 28 concert marks a growing recognition of their art and identity.
When an Indian monk arrived in California with no possessions, money, or contacts, his joyful explanation left one American stranger forever changed. His timeless lesson about seeing all humanity as family resonates stronger than ever today.
Four contemporary artists are transforming discarded materials and ancient myths into stunning works that celebrate sustainability, spirituality, and renewal. Their exhibition in Bengaluru proves that environmental responsibility and breathtaking art can walk hand in hand.
A 500-year-old poet who fought caste discrimination is experiencing a modern revival, drawing global pilgrims and inspiring social change. India's Prime Minister recently visited sacred sites honoring this champion of equality.
A young Mumbai artist transforms brass and metal into sculptures that capture human emotion, spirituality, and movement. His works blend traditional Indian iconography with modern artistry, bringing peace and joy to collectors across India.
Fifty-six years ago, George Harrison's spiritual anthem "My Sweet Lord" topped charts worldwide, becoming the first solo #1 hit by an ex-Beatle. The song blended religious traditions and changed what popular music could express.
Father José Zanardini arrived in Paraguay in 1978 and spent nearly five decades listening to and learning from Indigenous communities, particularly the Ayoreo people of the Gran Chaco. His work as both priest and anthropologist helped create schools, document disappearing languages, and push the Catholic Church toward respecting Indigenous spirituality instead of erasing it.
A phone thief in India experienced a sudden change of heart when he unlocked his stolen device and saw a spiritual leader's image. He tracked down the owner, returned the phone, and apologized.
Young Indians are packing nightclub-style venues to dance to traditional bhajans and Sufi songs, creating a viral movement that blends ancient devotion with modern community. No alcohol, just upbeat spiritual music bringing strangers together on the dance floor.