The DNA of Dharma
Though Hindus are doggedly nondogmatic, they do hold common beliefs which, like a mental molecular structure, determine who they are […]
UK, Meet South India
Brits indulge in dance, art, song and hot curries By Vetcha Rajesh, London When any londoner talks about India,” says
Ganesha Graces Disneyland
Is the Elephant God getting due respect? By Archana Dongre, Los Angeles Spun out of the supremely creative imagination of
The Yoga of Endurance
Sri Chinmoy beats 65 Age is in the mind and not in the heart. With determination we can con-quer the
Life on Mars?
“Worm” found in meteorite in Antarctica sets Earth’s theologists pondering the implications It wasn’t quite what we had all been
Puja in Washington
Hindu art shakes off its archaic image at the Sackler Gallery of Art’s sensitive display By V.G. Julie Rajan, Philadelphia
Letters
-letters Indications what interests me about hinduism Today is the vast enthusiasm shown by young Hindus settled in the West.
Diaspora
discontent Rising Suicides India, known for strong traditions of joint family and community support of individuals, is experiencing a rising
We Need the Vedas More Than Ever
By Dr. B.V. raman We have to recognize that all intelligible reality—space, time and matter—is an aspect of intelligent consciousness.
Critical Collection
Enemies of hinduism don’t get much space in our journal, though we do report when Pat Robertson trashes our religion