Yehudi’s Yoga
With Rajiv Mehta While sitting in the waiting room of an osteopath’s office in 1948, Yehudi Menuhin came across a […]
The 7 Lives of the Somnath Temple
By Priyank Jaiswal I first learned about Somnath through my study of history in school. That’s also about when I
The Little Goddess
By Bashudeb Dhar Kumari puja is a popular but frequently misunderstood devotional ceremony performed and attended by Hindus of the
Balaji worship inaugurated in Kenya
A grand week of good food, fun, festival and fireworks culminated with the kumbhabishekam (inauguration ceremony) of the Sri Kalyana
Trouble In Bali Paradise
By Daniel McGuire The Muslims have jihad, but we Balinese have puputan.” The person speaking is Rai, a young Balinese
Thailand Hinduism
By Rajiv Malik Hundreds of thousands of devotees participate every year in the nine-day Navaratri festival in honor of the
Jagannatha and the Fading Forests of Orissa
By Mangala Prasad Mohanty Only the hardest of hearts could lack compassion for an environmental conservation program like the Sri
Walking on Fire
By Gilles Flament It is late afternoon in a small village on Reunion, a mountainous island nation about the size
OPINION FORUM
A Pluralisim Solution Hinduisms view of religious coexistance holds the answer to the delima of religious conflict BY JAY PRAKASH