2nd International Seminar Announced in Kuala Lumpur
Saiva Siddhanta is stirring to life. After centuries of relative slumber, this noble South Indian spiritual tradition is getting moderate […]
Catholic Ashrams
The Shantivanam ashram looks like a rishi's home transported from Vedic times to the banks of the sacred Cauvery River
Veerashaivism Threatened, But Surviving In North America
"If you didn't want us to belong to another culture, then why did you bring us to the West?" That
Meditation Retreat Signals Fruition of Hindu Church Pattern in Mauritius
As the powerful Indian Ocean quietly pounded the white sandy shores with 4 and 5-foot waves, 45 souls sat raptly
The Science of Ayurveda Looks at Menstruation
Seeking deeper Eastern insights on menstrual therapies, Hinduism Today interviewed two of America's foremost Ayurvedic experts. Ayurveda is the major
Where’s the Beef? It’s in the Fries Under The Golden Arches
"One order of fries and a coke, please." A good safe order for a vegetarian to make as he steps
A Mid-Term Report Card
Summer is over and school begins again this month, with the mandatory annual rites of new clothes, new teachers, new
Murder Quickens Wider Crisis in Krishna Sect
Sulochan Das had warned the police that his life was in danger. But they didn't believe him. His story seemed
Lotus Temple of Light – Consummation of a Spiritual Life
Beard, snowy white; black, shoulder-length hair, streaked with grey; calm eyes in a line-etched face. Swami Satchidananda (71) is the
Celebrating Auspiciousness
Vendantham, T.R. Seclusion of women during menses has been the case in most of the Hindu families in India. There