July/August, 2000

July/August, 2000

You Call This Food?

In the fall of 1997 a california high school biology class started their week just like any other week, or […]

Hand-Made Food

By Bri. Maya Tiwari Aruna was a twelve-year-old girl who developed an aversion to food. Her parents tried all kinds

Digital Dharma

TRAVELOGUE INDIA BY MOTORBIKE All travelers follow two paths, a physical path and a spiritual path," offers San Francisco-based travel

Legends from the Living Mountain

Book Excerpt: Himalayan mountain lore is a mix of ancient myth and modern drama. Sometimes, the two overlap, as findings

Love That Baby

By Tara Katir Have you searched for that perfect book initiating you into the mysteries of parenthood? Katie Allison Granju,

Thinking Different

Dr. T. S. Rukmani took a master’s degree in Sanskrit in 1954 at the request of her father, a politician

How to Ease Karma

A few years ago, a devout hindu couple pulled up to the drive-in window of their local Taco Bell fast-food

India Doesn’t Need More Tobacco

BY SADHU MUKUNDCHARANDAS Imagine a country releasing a biological weapon on another country. Firstly, using a biological weapon would be

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