Call for Military Ministers
Armies since ancient times have required the services of religious guides. Consider, for example, Lord Krishna on the battlefield at […]
Let’s Go Beyond Tolerance
By LAVINA MELWANI, NEW YORK Imagine being covered in colors from head to toe and having to walk several blocks
Stirring Up the Melting Pot
By LAVINA MELWANI, NEW YORK You are about to go on a pilgrimage. Not to India’s Kashi or Vrindavan, but
One Day My Religion Will Rule the World
By the Editor Harvard University’s groundbreaking project on religious pluralism in America [see “Stirring Up the Melting Pot” in this
Blessed Blisters
By RAJIV MALIK, NEW DELHI In Delhi I am used to a very comfortable lifestyle,” said Delhi businessman Navin Yadav,
Smitten by Sanskrit
With LINDA FORMAN in Sparks, Nevada Two hours before sunrise, when most houses lie slumbering, lights turn on in the
Can You Have Religion Without God?
BY THE EDITOR We first met the Dalai Lama in 1972 in Northern India. On that precious December afternoon Hinduism
Middle Class, Middle Path
“I am of the opinion that religious people have the courage to face the world positively,” said Shri Kishore Tripathy
Getting Even Is Such An Odd Thing to Do
By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami Everyone has willpower. It is inherent to the makeup of the physical-astral-mental-emotional body. The center of
The Total Solar Eclipse
Every hotel in Guadeloupe has been booked for months by people eager to witness the coming total solar eclipse which