Swamis Campaign In India Elections
Rajiv Gandhi's Death Stirs Sentiments as Hindu Holy Men Blaze the Election Trail It was a clear, blue-bright day in […]
Acid-Washed Jeans
I was meditating in a Himalayan cave when suddenly, a vision: swaths of indigo denim stretched across the ceiling of
When Religion Used to Be Lots of Fun
Growing up in India, I found that pleasure and pilgrimage, religious rituals and daily life were intricately intertwined. My earliest
BALI BY CALIFORNIA MOONLIGHT
It was a lovely moonlit evening. Even the five-lane freeway seemed peaceful. As we neared San Jose, just south of
Raising Children with Choices
An all-pervasive mental disease has come to the planet. It started in the West and is spreading worldwide. It is
Religion’s Law Of the Jungle
Our monastery in Hawaii lies near the foot of an extinct volcano on a river whose banks are so dense
Defending Ram and Dharma
The ostensible success of the Ram Mandir Movement is proof that the Nehruvian brand of secularism hitherto propagated in India
Dangers of Food Irradiation
Keeping food fresh is a major problem, and the food industry is always looking for new ways to prolong the
Underground Temple Gets A Tough ‘OK’ in Australia
Years of Bigoted Opposition Finally Overcome by Small Hindu Community Lord Siva was busy last February 12th – Maha Sivaratri,
Dance Guru
Adyar Lakshman Shares Early Life, Later Lessons Friday, 1944. Springtime was blooming into summer. The small lad excitedly wiggled together