God on My Desktop
BY KAUSALYA SAPTHARISHI Ever since I can remember, God always played an integral part in my traditional Tamil brahmin upbringing […]
BY KAUSALYA SAPTHARISHI Ever since I can remember, God always played an integral part in my traditional Tamil brahmin upbringing […]
BY KATHERINE NANDA In an ideal world, getting together to build an edifice for the worship of God would be
BY JANE SRIVASTAVA Although Eat, Taste, Heal: an Ayurvedic Cookbook for Modern Living, by Thomas Yarema, M.D., Daniel Rhoda and
The California superior court in Sacramento ordered on April 21 that an expedited hearing schedule be determined in the lawsuit
The Word, verily, is greater than name. The Word, in fact, makes known the Rig Veda, the Yajur Veda, the
BY MADHU KISHWAR When a man commits domestic violence, he is using brute force to condition the women of his
BY LAVINA MELWANI For Hindu children who grow up in India, their religion is all around them. It resounds from
Once a British author named Stuart wrote a book about Ramana Maharshi after living in his ashram. Some disciples of
The letter “In need of Hindu reform ” (Jan/Feb/Mar, 2006) truly depicts the sad situation of Hindus in Malaysia. Large
India's caste system can be seen as a codification of social classes found in any human society. Whether the late