Editorial
These are heady times for Hinduism. Our staff sees copious signs of a broad resurgence-a welling up of pride and […]
At 94 , Indra Devi is Still Teaching Yoga
By Maria Canepa, Argentina "We women must listen to our internal voice," says 94-year-old Indra Devi. "It is easier for
Book Review
The Golden Quest, Volume Two: Skanda, by Hilda Charlton, pb, 118 pages, US$7.95, Golden Quest Publishing, P.O. Box 190, Lake
Publisher’s Desk: Passively Aggressive
Hindus are passive and apathetic, they say. I say different. In India, to await right timing is judged wiser and
Yoga Therapy Recognized For Treating Heart Disease
By Lavina Melwani, New York Practicing Hindus and many other devotees of yoga know of the marvelous health benefits of
Weaver
The Tirukural, "holy couplets," is a treasury of Hindu ethical insight and a literary masterpiece of the Tamil language, written
Stunning Statue Coming to Cape Comorin
In two years India will have a monument to rival the Statue of Liberty in New York: a 133-foot stone
Conference Explores India’s Diaspora
On August 21st Sir Anerood Jugnauth, Prime Minister of Mauritius, opened the International Conference on the Indian Diaspora. The 3-day
Devadasis
Parts One and Two of our 4-part series introduced India's legendary ritual temple artists, the Devadasis. Part Three-drawn extensively from
1993 Year in Review
It was a year of Orwellian drama-the simmering Ayodhya affair with promises by hyper-Hindus to reclaim more Hindu temples under