G.S. Sachdev
Lester, Meera "I feel that sound is God Nadabrahma," says world renowned flutist Gurbachan Singh Sachdev, speaking of the music […]
Young Hindu Bard Vitalizes Storytelling Art
Garud, Nandini "Do you want more?" he asked. The rapt audience roared, "Yes!" and 32-year-old Rameshbhai Oza drew in a
The Kingdom of God Is No Longer Within You
If you were a Catholic drawn into the Eastern traditions, perhaps practicing yoga or Zazen meditations, your mystical introspection and
Neelamegam
The stalagmite-thin man standing on his verandah talks to us in Tamil. He is one of those old-world artisans who
Hong Kong Hindu Temples ‘Wait and See’ for 1997
Like the rest of Hong Kong's 12,000 Hindus, the priests of the tiny British colony's eight Hindu temples are concerned
Wisdom of the Himalayas Gains Western Popularity
"Try your best," Swami Rama's master told him. "But whenever you feed your ego or try to do anything selfish,
Ren[?] Gu[?]non
Mathur, Rakesh In 1987, Robin Waterfield wrote Ren[?] Gu[?]non and the Future of the West, an authoritative biography of the
Patanjali Management Association Brings Hindu Philosophy to Business
K. Ravindran, retired police commissioner for Tamil Nadu, has taken on a new mission in life, the creation of a
You Say You’re Ready To Meet the Holy Ones?
Every Hindu and most seekers after things mystical and Real will eventually come upon a holy man or woman and
Swami Sundarananda
Over the past thirty years Swami Sundarananda, now 63, has been photographing the central Himalayan environment with his old, beat-up