The Meat-Free Life
There are more that a few Hindus today who guiltily abandoned the vegetarian ways of their own parents and grandparents […]
The Satguru Lineage Continues
Over-qualified” was Gurudeva’s one-word description of his chosen successor, Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, as he placed the gold rudraksha pendant on
RSS Chief Speaks Out
By Kalyani Giri Shri Kuppahalli Seetharamiah Sudarshan gave up a career in engineering to dedicate his life to the Hindu
Maha Samadhi at 74
Beloved Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami passes away on November 12, 2001, leaving a half-century of work that sparked a Hindu renaissance,
How Ganesha Became Our Life’s Pilot
By Dr. J. J. Gordon In December of 1997 I found my-self in Mihintale, seven miles from Anuradhapura, a site
Searching for Answers
By Aparna Balakrishnan I was sure that this vacation was going to be like any other. For weeks after my
Carving a Stone Chain
Master silpis, or stone carvers, show off their artistry by creating three-foot chains out of one piece of black granite.
Saving a Vedic Heritage
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan The ancient Jaiminiya Sama Vedic tradition, a Sanskrit chanting system practiced in the South Indian state
Letters to the Editor 11-2001
Macaulay’s “Minute” Your sub-title for the above article says, “[Macaulay’s] 1835 document did more damage to the Hindu legacy than
DIASPORA
USA Iowa’s First Hindu Temple The ground breaking ceremony for the construction of Iowa’s first Hindu temple was a smashing