The Breath of God Is Our Breath of Life
By PARAMAHAMSA HARIHARANANDA God is all-pervading, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent. Where is He not? He is present in every human being, […]
Blessed Blisters
By RAJIV MALIK, NEW DELHI In Delhi I am used to a very comfortable lifestyle,” said Delhi businessman Navin Yadav,
Not for Women Only
By POORNIMA NARAYANAN, DELHI On a mild winter evening i walked into the home of Madhu Kishwar–social activist, international lecturer
The Weaver
The Tirukural, “holy couplets,” is a treasury of Hindu ethical insight and a literary masterpiece of the Tamil language, written
Call for Military Ministers
Armies since ancient times have required the services of religious guides. Consider, for example, Lord Krishna on the battlefield at
Reclaiming Sadhana: Nourisher of Health
BY BRAHMACHARINI MAYA TIWARI My early life was fostered by wholesome practices that preserved the good Earth–the practices of sadhana.
Show Your Understanding
A fifth grade girl is very anxious about a math test she is taking the next day and approaches her
Guadeloupe Lights Up
By SHARAD SAHAI Journey to Guadeloupe, the twin- island outpost of France in the paradisiacal French West Indies, and you
Smitten by Sanskrit
With LINDA FORMAN in Sparks, Nevada Two hours before sunrise, when most houses lie slumbering, lights turn on in the
Can You Have Religion Without God?
BY THE EDITOR We first met the Dalai Lama in 1972 in Northern India. On that precious December afternoon Hinduism