Mark Twain’s Little-Known Travels in India
When we left Mark Twain last, he was wandering about Benares and not having a very good time. Despite the […]
Reunion Tamils Return To Their Saivite Roots
Nine Tamil devotees from Reunion assembled on the raised platform of India's famed Siva Temple, Chidambaram, for their Nama Diksha
Malaysia Celebrates Thai Pusam
Thai Pusam celebrates the giving of the Shakti Vel, the lance-like symbol of spiritual knowledge and incisive discrimination, to Lord
Victories and Setbacks
On December 12, 1986, Yogarishi Swami Gitananda Bhavanani and his wife Meenakshi Devi regained possession of their yoga center and
Swami in Folsom Prison; Devotees Struggle to Prove His Innocence
If at the conclusion of a court trial, it is felt that justice was thwarted by clouded facts, prejudice, poor
AMA Changes Rules of Death
Death and dying. They're subjects man has pondered and argued about for millennia. Most recently the American Medical Association has
Update
When the Ramakrishna Mission opted for non-Hindu minority status to avoid government interference in Bengal in 1985, many Hindus were
Publisher’s Desk: Raising Educated Criminals
Subramuniyaswami, Sivaya A few years ago we traveled through Trinidad and Tobago and had the opportunity to visit a secular
Two Swamis Carve a Niche in the Western Turf
In the beginning when swamis in the West were few, they were unique and their followings were large. They were
PART FOUR
Charles A. Ryerson can hardly believe that Princeton Theological Seminary actually pays him to do what he most loves in