Knitting Hats in a Peace of Prayer
BY VATSALA SPERLING Children are most susceptible to the darkness of Kali Yuga, O Siva. Please keep them safe and […]
Touching Untouchables With Compassion
BY TIRTHO BANERJEE During a visit to Varanasi in 1996, Stanford University professor Ronald Barrett discovered a large leprosy treatment
One God, Many Functions
Reconciling the co-reality of a single Supreme Being and of a multitude of worshipful Gods continues to be a challenge.
Inside Ujjain, Siva’s City
Rajiv and Thomas spent ten days in Ujjain during their coverage of the Kumbha Mela, as recounted in the October,
Waves of Distress
Over the last few weeks, I have been asked by numerous individuals to share some thoughts on the massive global
Claiming Hindu Dignity
BY MONA VIJAYKUMAR In 1994, the editors of Hinduism Today invited me to share some of the experiences that inspired
Honoring a Century of Excellence in Publishing
BY RAJIV MALIK In 1903, a man named Moti Lal Jain established a small religious bookshop in a portion of
Diaspora
INDIA-USA HINDUISM ENTERS US TV Aastha, the faith channel ” entered the US in December, 2004, taken on board by
The Auspicious Swastika
BY JANE SRIVASTAVA The swastika is as holy to the Hindus, Jains and Buddhists as it is evil to people
Digital Dharma
A prolific author, Swami Sivananda Saraswati, founder of the Divine Life Society, wrote hundreds of books carrying the message: "Serve,