“What the Bleep Do We Know?”
BY MARK HAWTHORNE When three filmmakers started out to make a small documentary four years ago, they could hardly imagine […]
Easing Sneezing
BY VIRENDER SODHI Flowers are blooming, birds are chirping and trees are turning green with new life. It’s spring. Unfortunately
Parents Are the Key
Under the able leadership of Sri Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) organization has successfully
The Best Keeps Getting Better
BY ANANTHA KRISHNAN It’s the middle of December and the festival of music and dance that I have come to
Odyssey of an Odissi Dancer
BY ANANTHA KRISHNAN Not many could walk into an entirely new land, learn all the facets of its culture, adopt
All Religions are Not the Same
BY DHARMA PRAVARTAKA It is by no means an exaggeration to say that the ancient religion of Hinduism has been
Transplanting Karmas
BY MARK HAWTHORNE When she awoke from a heart and double-lung transplant operation at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut in
Religion in India’s Army
BY N.C. GUHA It is well known that our troops mostly come from rural backgrounds and are religious by nature.
Quotes & Quips
SATGURU SIVA YOGASWAMI (1872-1964), SRI LANKA'S MOST RENOWNED CONTEMPORARY SPIRITUAL MASTER There was once a time when all human beings
Letters to the Editor 7-2005
Oh, my god! what a wonderful story on Motilal Banarsidass’s family tradition ( “Honoring a Century of Excellence in Publishing,