The Siddha Yoga Meditation Center, in Watertown Square, follows a guru linked to a bestselling book, ''Eat, Pray, Love.''
(Travis Dove for The Boston Globe)
Matters of Faith
Trail of inspiration leads to Watertown ashram
The Siddha Yoga Meditation Center, in Watertown Square, follows a guru linked to a bestselling book, ''Eat, Pray, Love.''
(Travis Dove for The Boston Globe)
WATERTOWN - In her smash 2006 autobiography, "Eat, Pray, Love," which has spent the past two years on bestseller lists and is in production as a movie starring Julia Roberts, author Elizabeth Gilbert went to great pains to cloak the identity of the Indian ashram that was so central to her spiritual journey. (Full article: 1024 words)
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