May, 1993

Two miles above sea level in the Brahmagiri hill ranges of Coorg, India, thousands of jostling devotees are waiting anxiously. […]

The rishis have categorized the food we eat into six different tastes: sweet, salty, sour, pungent, bitter and astringent. These

After returning from three weeks in India, the following Associated Press report was brought to my attention. Please tell me

A modest but fast-growing number of enthusiasts in India and elsewhere believe that Sanskrit could well become humanity's universal language

Many wonderful encounters took place in March, but none so touching, so telling, so utterly spiritual as our meetings with,

The entire world is in turmoil today. Brother kills brother, and the strange fact is that no one can stop

Republished Tome Took 20 Years, $1.4 Million India's tangled and protracted history is virtually impossible to grasp. The best scholars

For three cool but sunny days late in January in the small, cosmopolitan, coastal city of Pondicherry, on the glittering

Year-long Program Will Honor Head of Kanchi Peetham and Promote Vedic Scholarship On May 7th 1993, His Holiness, Sri Chandrasekharendra