Does your home have a shrine room?
By Krishan Dutt In a quiet tree-lined street in the West London suburb of Hounslow, as heavy vehicular traffic thunders […]
Swami Nirliptananda
By Krishan Dutt No one walking past house 99A on Devonport Road in the “Shepherd’s Bush” area of London would
Peace within First
By Bawa Jain A followup report: Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders,August, 2000 On November 10, 2000,
Nondualism is Alive and Well at Sringeri
By Choodie Shivaram Cradled amidst the mesmerizing Shringa Giri hills of the Western Ghats, on the banks of River Tunga,
Curious Peers
By Praveen A. Jamunar As I board the bus to school I can hear the students making fun of me,
Visonary Violinist
Dr. L. Shankar, an acclaimed virtuoso violinist, singer, composer and producer who has sold over ten million albums, is a
Swami Agnivesh
Swami Agnivesh became a successful professor of business and law in his early twenties, despite being born into poverty. At
Pythagoras the Mystic
Pythagoras is generally accepted to be one of the most significant fountainheads of Western thought. Of particular interest to Hindus
Waves of Bliss
By Ashwinee Ragoonanan Kartik is one of the largest Hindu festivals celebrated in Trinidad and Tobago. There are many venues
The Durban Drummer
By Kalyani Giri From the deep recesses of my mind, I draw out my early memories of Sri Gopalan Govender.