Dharma in Delhi
By Rajiv Malik I never expected to find six acres of manicured gardens five minutes from New Delhi Railway Station, […]
Monks With a Mission
A hundred years ago, sixteen impoverished boys gathered under the guidance of Swami Vivekananda to form the Belur monastery. “We
Ancient Wisdom for A Perfect Life Today
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI Many years ago when I was first in Sri Lanka–that was in 1949–I made a vow
God’s Favorite Flower
By Anil K. Goel Both in worship and in portrayals of the divine, hindus are infatuated with flowers. The very
Pagan Power in Modern Europe
In this special report for Hinduism Today, Belgian writer Hughes Henry profiles a leader of Europe’s Pagan renaissance Christopher Gérard
Vedanta in Latvia?
More than 30 years ago, Latvian-born Rudite Emir, 59, received a mystical poem by Rabindrinath Tagore translated into her native
Life, the Great Experience
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI At one time or another in life, each of us has had similar experiences of temptation.
Defender of Vedas
“As when a fire is lit with damp fuel, different clouds of smoke come forth. In the same way from
Conversion’s Sordid Past
By Vamadeva Shastri The Christian activities in India are not unique. In fact, they are in lock step with more
Baneful Conversions
BY CHRISTINA SHANKAR I recently became very concerned about what I perceived as Hinduism Today’s on-going negative depiction of Christianity.