Letters to the Editor 7-2003
Sanskrit a Unifying Force I agree with the two points that Mrs. Vittal made about the priests’ decline in Hinduism […]
Singing the Songs of Saints
With Kesava Mallia I will be a temple oduvar until my death,” declares Sivagangai boldly. “I have dedicated my life
Teaching Children to Forge a Peaceful Future
By Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami Conditions in the world today are certainly troubling—wars between countries, wars within countries, plus a growing
‘Amma’
By Kesava Mallia Besides the unique way it’s construction was originally inspired, the famous Adhi Parasakthi Temple of Melmaruvathur, just
Elephant’s Price
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan Visitors to the famed Krishna temple at Guruvayoor in Kerala seldom skip visiting the nearby Punnathur
The Pleasures of Profundity
By Helen Fazio and Julie Rajan The long, slender limbs of Lord Nataraja arch gracefully through the air with purpose,
The Renaissance Man
Only 18 people attended Swami Chinmayananda’s first lecture, in Pune, India, on December 23, 1951. Though the organizers of the
Hinduism in Africa
By Sri Swami Ghanananda I am a disciple of Swami Krishnananda Saraswati, who propagated Hinduism in Africa and also set
Enchanting Sanskrit
By Choodie Shivaram Soothing tones of sanskrit waft through the air as you walk past the spacious two-storied school in
Secrets from the Kularnava Tantra
Everyone needs a hero, a model to look up to and follow, a master of his art, a champion in