Spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar sees a better society if we are at peace with ourselves and good to others. A key tool is breathing techniques.

Ravi Shankar discovered that many people have so much stress and so many nagging, swirling thoughts that they can’t get into a meditative state. What they needed, he decided, was a class in yogic breathing, pared down to a few, simple exercises.

[World News]: Kathmandu, Nov 4 : An Indian spiritual leader who has followers worldwide plans to reform Nepal's Maoist insurgents with love and a breathing technique.

A spiritual guru is to try to calm rowdy Indian politicians whose outbursts have led to brawls in parliament.

A yoga-based technique that targets healing and stress is gaining favor.

MONTREAL, August 6, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Curious calls are pouring in to the Saint Joseph's Oratory information line as the Oratory gears up for the August 14 visit of eastern spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, authority on Vedic literature and master of therapeutic breathing techniques. When LifeSiteNews.com called the Oratory today, the Oratory staff was barely able to attend to the call due to the volume of callers asking about the Sri Sri event.

Kolkata, July 17. (PTI): Renowned spiritual guru and founder of the Art of Living Foundation 'Sri Sri' Ravi Shankar, would undertake a four-day peace mission to Pakistan from July 19 during which he is likely to meet President Gen. Pervez Musharraf, and Prime Minister Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain.

NEW DELHI - The first breath of life eventually leads to the last exhale at death, but for whatever span that lies between, breathing is an unassuming, if essential, part of living.

"What's the main essence of life? Love!" Indian yogi Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, also known as Guruji, recently told a packed hotel ballroom in Jakarta as he twirled his microphone and almost skipped across the stage.

Scots cons are to get a lesson in love and kindness from one of the world's leading spiritual gurus.

If there was peace to be found on the Peninsula Tuesday night, it was in the lilting voice of a tiny man in a creamy, flowing gown.

Alameda Times-Star, May 6, 2003