Meet God’s Arbitrator
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan At least 30 people men, women and children sit waiting in the lobby for an audience […]
Baba of the Lepers
By Rita Frenchman Baba Amte loved the lepers of India and wanted to help them. Inspired by the Hindu principle
To the Source of Ganga
By Prabha Prabhakar Bhardwaj Many magical tales are told about Gangotri, the mythical wellspring of the Ganges, India’s most famous
India’s New Abuse Laws Still Miss the Mark
The following article by Madhu Kishwar is excerpted from Manushi, a Journal About Women and Society, a non-profit magazine published
Rethinking Science
By Mark Hawthorne In the scientific community, the name Rupert Sheldrake raises eyebrows. After all, this is the biologist whose
Promoting the Saivite Religion
By Kesav One of South India’s oldest ashrams is gearing up for something new. Under the leadership of two pontiffs
Chidananda Reminisces
Swami Chidananda Saraswati, president of the Divine Life Society, was honored byHINDUISMTODAY with the “Hindu Renaissance Award” as Hindu of
Two to Tangle; Three to Win
By Scilla Wahrhaftig The following article from the Conflict Resolution Center International, established by Christian Quakers, is an insightful and
The Peace of Gandhi
Gandhi was a brilliant, complex and selfless man, understood in different ways by different people. No one will ever deny
God’s Voice
By Nancy Levine Access to Humla, the farthest northwestern district in Nepal, depends on very elemental factors. The flight path