April, 1994

Kandahar in Afghanistan is a small town-a sleepy, four-bazaar town-but within its heart it holds a burden of griefs: ten-year-old […]

This month we set aside most of our longer reviews in order to share with readers an additional two dozen

Brown complexioned, Indian-born Benjamin Mahadev, now seven, is nestled happily in the U.S. home of his white adoptive family of

He who dwells in the fire, he who dwells in the heart, he who dwells in the sun, he is

Hinduism actually crossed the Great Wall of China in the Tang dynasty (618-971ce) when members of the Tang royalty practiced

War, among the harshest and most unforgiving of human experiences, is all too frequently fueled by religious rivalry. Yet all

Damming of the Narmada river has been halted, for now. The Save Narmada Campaign says work on the massive construction

It is wise for all travelers to carry a first aid kit for possible injuries or mishaps while away. The

If the spinal channel is likened to an elevator, the chakras are the various floors in the body-building. In any

Praise for Indonesia At WHF Meeting The Nepal-based World Hindu Federation met in January in the holy city of Banares,