Letters to the Editor
SPIRITUALITY & FAMILY Your March '96 issue on religion and the family is both timely and poignant. Throughout humankind's religious […]
A Cool, Calculating Computer-Educated Generation
I have an observation, and it is truly the human right of every soul on the planet, at this time
Hinduism Fares Feebly in CD-ROM’s Multimedia Fray
At Hindusm Today we have watched the explosion of the multimedia market over the last decade. The CD-ROM ("Compact Disc,
Editorial
NATIONS ARE DEFINED, IN PRACTICAL REALITY, NOT BY THEIR FINANCIAL CLOUT OR MILITARY STRENGTH, NOT BY CULTURAL HERITAGE OR NATURAL
The Best Medicine
A 120-year lifespan, the Ayurvedic norm, is gaining acceptance as a realistic goal. It is a realistic goal, and one
Why is the US Stockpiling India’s Literary Treasurers?
Want to keep up with the latest in books, periodicals and monographs published in India? You need look no further
Making it Fashionable to Walk Through Fire
She lives in seclusion in a tiny hut surrounded by elms and oaks in the forested outskirts of the small
Canadian Sannyasini Captures Audiences with Her Youthful, Down-to-Earth Message
By Rangana Lahiri, California, USA Siddheshvari Devi was staying as a guest in an upscale, elegant home in Danville, just
“Swamiye, Saranam Ayyappa” Exult Sixty Million Pilgrims
It was in the early hours of January 14th–Makar Sankranti day–when I arrived at Pampa. A river of people a
Antibiotic Insensitivity, Part 2
In the previous article [April 96] we noted that garlic has antibiotic and antioxidative properties. This month we will reveal