Terror and Grace

Even after the loss of their own in the Mumbai terrorist attacks, a Virginia spiritual community continues to believe in one consciousness.

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This Story Graphic: An evolving danger Terror in Mumbai: A flashback On the trail of Pakistani terror group's elusive mastermind behind the Mumbai siege An intricate plot unleashed in Mumbai, the West confronts a new threat Map: Sites of attacks India and Pakistan Respond to Mumbai Attacks U.S. agencies were forewarned about suspect in 2008 Mumbai bombings Backgrounder: Terror Groups in India Virginians Slain in Attacks Lived Out Peaceful Ideals Va. mother and wife of Mumbai victims seeks to help children in conflict areas Terror and Grace More: Previous coverage This Story Unshakable Faith Article \| The Mumbai terrorist attacks killed two pilgrims from a Virginia spiritual group known as the Synchronicty Foundation -- but not their companions' belief that everything, and everyone, is connected Transcript: Post Magazine: After the Mumbai Terror Attacks Full Coverage: 2008 Mumbai Attacks Terror and Grace		Network News X Profile View More Activity TOOLBOX E-Mail This Reprints		More on washingtonpost.com • More Photo News » washingtonpost.com
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