Rishikesh’s Action Ashram
By RAJIV MALIK, NEW DELHI Think like a genius. Work like a giant. Live like a saint.” This cogent affirmation […]
Kids with Class
By RAJEN MANICK, MAURITIUS Can you imagine yourself for a moment comfortably seated in the lotus posture on a marble
Hindu of the Year
Upon learning he had received the 1997 Hindu Renaissance Award at his 66th birthday celebration in New York, Sri Chinmoy
In God’s Name
By Hari Bansh Jha IN THE 17TH CENTURY, THE REIGN of King Nagi Malla of Doti, western Nepal, was in
Legal Inequity
By ANIL MAHABIR, TRINIDAD WITH A HINDU PRIME Minister and a Hindu majority cabinet and government, Trinidad & Tobago is
Seeking What’s Real
SRI ADI SHANKARA IS IRREFUTABLY ONE OF THE MOST significant historical figures of India. His life story, writings and sayings
Guarding Lives, Dharma
By GOWRI SHANKER, CHENNAI Thirty kilometers South of Chennnai, Narayanan, a 28-year-old lifeguard at the five-star Fishermen’s Cove beach resort
Pious Portrayals
Rajasthan-born Sri Indra Sharma, age 74, has been depicting Gods, Goddesses, saints and epic heroes in oil and watercolor as
Spanking Hurts Forever
Corporal punishment of children does not improve behavior, concludes a newly published study by Professor Murray A. Straus of New
To Goddess, with Love
By RADHIKA SRINIVASAN, NEW JERSEY For Ghanshyam Singh Birla, there is nothing more powerfully healing than mantra, music and meditation.