October/November/December, 2004

October/November/December, 2004

The Hazards of Synthetic Sindoor

BY TIRTHO BANERJEE The recent New Jersey case in which a couple and their 13-year-old child were diagnosed with serious […]

The Story of the Mela

Deep in india’s ancient past, knowledge was often conveyed in allegory. One such meaningful chronicle of yore provides a dramatic

Digital Dharma

Somewhere you just know you saw a fabulous article on saris in Hinduism Today, but in what issue and when?

Discussions on Dharma

BY RAJIV MALIK As with previous melas, we brought with us a prepared list of questions regarding current issues facing

THE SECRET LIFE OF ANIMALS

BY MARK HAWTHORNE Like any bestselling author with more than 20 books to his credit, Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson has attracted

Our Man at the Melas

BY RAJIV MALIK When my friends and relatives–and even strangers – learn that I bathed at the Maha Kumbha Melas

Java’s Hinduism Revival

Islam came late to Indonesia, and its dominance was never complete. Hinduism survived in full form quite well in Bali

River Revelry

BY RAJIV MALIK Ujjain is one of the great cities of the Hindu religion. In ancient times, Lord Krishna went

Siva in the South

Surrounded by pine trees and sitting atop a hillock creatively landscaped in Vaishnava symbols, situated next to a state highway

Stay True! Study and Preach!

Advice to graduates to carry Vedic values into their new life in the world is given in the Taittiriya Upanishad.

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