Education: How Chinmaya Mission Trains Leaders
BY ACHARYA VIVEK Some great men try to improve the world by changing the outer settings of economic and societal […]
Educational Insight: Yoga
Today’s popular concept of yoga equates it with hatha yoga and the practice of the hatha yoga asanas, or postures.
Culture: How India Inspired a Dance Pioneer
In our January, 2009, issue, Dr. Joshi recounted Europe’s introduction to Indian dance, the 1838 debut of the bayaderes, a
Quotes and Quips
Hindu sages have told us that to live the spiritual life, no matter how hampered it might be, no matter
Letters to the Editor 1-2010
Gopal Sharan (“2009 Hindu of the Year,” Oct/Nov/Dec, 2009) makes me very happy, and he deserves it. I am blessed
From the Agamas: The Means to Oneness with God
O Shanmukha! I will explain the disciplines of yoga. These are appropriate for a duly qualified person who lives alone,
Special Feature: America, Here We Come
As of September, 2009, 17,000 of an expected 60,000 Bhutanese Hindus have arrived in the United States as refugees. Another
Publisher’s Desk: Giving’s Secret Gifts
Giving, known as dana in sanskrit, is built into all aspects of Hindu life–giving to the holy man, giving to
In My Opinion: Helping the Bhutanese Refugees
BY SREE N. SREENATH The Bhutanese immigrants are the first poor Hindus to have arrived in the United States as
Global Dharma
Rancorous fighting over who should be the priests of Nepal’s famed Pasupathinath temple continued through the fall of 2009. In