Cracking the Indus Valley Code
I have worked with outstanding scientists at NASA, including Nobel laureates,” Dr. N.S. Rajaram told Hinduism Today. “Never have I […]
Book Barons of Delhi
INTERVIEWS AND REPORTING BY PRABHA BHARDWAJ, NEW DELHI Speaking of things transcendental and divine, an Indian sage once advised, “It’s
The Karma Of Buddhism
In 1997, Don Farber traveled to India and Nepal on a Fulbright scholarship to photograph the religious life of Tibetan
Tibet Yogi Wins at ’98 Winter Olympics!
By the Editor When I was first told that the Winter Olympics Committee had used its “host nation option” to
Joint Family Life Is the Natural Human Way
BY ROHINI RAMANATHAN Her normally high yet stable blood pressure soared a bit, and the symptoms were not good. Her
Holy Hollywood, Tibetman!
No one wants to talk about it, except for those who have taken to activism. For these, speaking out serves
Bribery Is Disruption Of Society and Culture
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI A young man is riding his motor scooter in busy Kuala Lumpur. His tail light is
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BORN-AGAIN BOOKS FIVE SCHOLARS EXPLORE THE SOUL’S REPEATED ENTRIES AND EXITS INTO AND FROM THE PHYSICAL FORM By Tara Katir,
How I Survived 27 Years in Prison
BY ADHE TAPONTSANG When Adhe Tapontsang left Tibet in 1987, she did so on the condition of never telling anyone
Tribal Tribulations
By DR. MIHIR MEGHANI I first met the Khasi people of Meghalaya in 1995. A delegation of 30 were touring