Hindu Scriptures
The Word, verily, is greater than name. The Word, in fact, makes known the Rig Veda, the Yajur Veda, the […]
The Word, verily, is greater than name. The Word, in fact, makes known the Rig Veda, the Yajur Veda, the […]
By Mark Hawthorne In the scientific community, the name Rupert Sheldrake raises eyebrows. After all, this is the biologist whose
By Rajen Manick Millions of hindus around the world regularly worship Lord Murugan, also called Skanda or Karttikeya. He is
By the Editors What would seem to be, at first glance, a relatively simple question with a quick answer: Hindus
By Koenraad Elst The late Ram Swarup liked to point out that other cultures had traditions similar to Hinduism before
Gandhi was a brilliant, complex and selfless man, understood in different ways by different people. No one will ever deny
By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami Hindu wisdom, which inspires humans to live the ideals of compassion andnonviolence, is captured in one
The best rendering of samskara in English is made by the word “sacrament,” which means “religious ceremony or act regarded
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI When we study and practice our religion, we are not necessarily performing deep sadhana. We are
By Swami Brahmeshananda Etymologically, the word brahmacharya means to dwell in, to be attuned with and to realize one’s identity