November 1993

By Archana Dongre, Los Angeles August 20, 21 and 22 marked an unprecedented event in the history of Hindu spirituality […]

In 1893, when Swami Vivekananda wandered the wide streets of Chicago, the raw frontier prairie town proudly called itself the

By Ravi Peruman "Intense, life-changing, fun!" That only begins to describe the Fifth Annual Bharata Natyam Summer Camp held in

It's not like they were wearing skin-tight spandex and form-fitting T-shirts common in US and European schools. But some girls

Sri Lankan priests officiating at several temples in Durban, South Africa, are under fire for maintaining a tradition of their

By Doctor Tandavan In our first two articles on AIDS, we discussed the various ways that HIV may be transmitted

Where Part I probed the lives of the philosopher/sage and his spiritual collaborateur, the Mother, and part II presented the

Swami Chinmayananda used the Bhagavad Gita just to uplift man; he didn't expect you to go and pray to Krishna.

An uncharacteristically large amount of editorial real estate in this month's issue has been bequeathed to the September Parliament of

Happy birthday to you both-Hinduism Today's India Edition and Dr. S. R. Kulkarni. On October 15, 1993, Hinduism Today is