God and Love: the Hindu View
From loving God (as separate) to the unitive experience of one’s self with God, is well-mapped in Indian theology By […]
From the Tirumantiram–The End of Sound
The meditative experience of flowing from inner sound to perfect silence The following is a selection of verses from Rishi
Ellora Caves & the Siva Temple Carved Out of Solid Rock
The caves of Ellora, culminating in the famed free-standing Kailasanatha Temple, were hand-carved from a mountain during a period of
World Hindu Congress Bangkok
This three-day meeting of over two thousand delegates from 61 countries in Thailand reflected a remarkable awakening of Hindus worldwide
Hindu Deities for All Generations
A brother and sister’s creative journey from India to America and back again, resulting in a toy company to inspire
India’s Fabulous Fabrics
Can the handwoven warp and weft survive technological modernity? By Anne Petry, India Is there any other country in the
Celebrating the Circle of Life
The Punya Dham Ashram provides retirement homes for cows and aging humans as well as mass weddings for the young
Cinnamon for Your Well-Being
This pungent ingredient brings a full and savory flavor to a wide variety of Indian curries, condiments, teas and pickles
Quotes & Quips
“God waits to win back his own flowers as gifts from man’s hands” Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), Bengali poet and philosopher All
A Hindu–Sort of…
Why some people just can’t bring themselves to say they’re Hindus By Fred Stella In the west, it is entirely