Music
A small boy awkwardly molds his hands into new shapes and strikes the drum nestled on his crossed legs. Desperately […]
The Man Who Traded 4,000 Siva Lingams
Born of a German aristocratic family dating back to the ninth century, Ernst-Egon Von Lixfeld finds his religious roots in
Hi-Tech Release for Malaysia Edition of Hinduism Today
HINDUISM TODAY'S Malaysia edition was inaugurated with a flair on June 18 in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia now joins Mauritius and
Coffee and Tea As Cultural Metaphors
They may be 99% water, but coffee and tea have compelled men to sail uncharted seas, conquer unwilling nations and
New Encyclopedia Unscrews The Inscrutable – Asian History
The world is globalizing: TV shots of Armenian earthquake victims wrench hearts in Bombay; deforestation in Asia and Africa reduces
At The Movies
Sectarian Hinduism: Lord Shiva and His Worship Written and Produced by David M. Knipe. 30 Minutes. University of Wisconsin, Dept.
Sikh Singer Joins Montreal Ram Navami Celebrations
Mukhopadhyaya, P.B.; Sharma, Arvind India's recently developed Sikh/Hindu animosity often divides even their immigrant communities in North America. Whereas once
Hindus on the Silk Road, Part II
For thirteen hundred years the Silk Road threaded together the empires of China, India, Greece, Rome and Persia, spectacular civilizations
‘Dotbuster’ Trial Ends in Conviction
New Jersey Hindus were displeased with the verdict in the Navroze Mody murder trial just concluded in April. Three of
Kerala’s Ramakrishna Mission Granted ‘Non-Hindu’ Status
Over three years ago, the Ramakrishna Mission in India's Bengal state sought for and received minority religious status, a move