Temples & Pilgrimage

Milk Miracle Does a Boy Good

It was September 21, 1995, when in a temple in New Delhi Lord Ganesha quietly asked devotees, “Got milk?” The […]

Mother Loves a Maverick!

By Corinne Dempsey Nestled in a nondescript renovated barn in rural western New York State, the Hindu Goddess Rajarajeshwari is

Thai Ganesha!

Lord Ganesha has always awarded assisitance to anyone who worships him, even in the most mundane affairs. So when Mahadevan

These Are Priests, Have No Drought

The Washington Post, one of America’s most prestigious newspapers, was unhesitating in giving credit where credit was due. In a

The Thousand Year Temple

While the world scrambles to prevent our high-tech computers from bringing civilization as we know it to a screeching halt

Puja’s Passion

Stephen P. Huyler began as an outsider. “I prided myself on my objectivity,” he says in his preface to Meeting

All Her Children

By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan It is a Hindu Temple, but each week one in four devotees seeking blessings at the

The All-American Murugan!

By V. G. Julie Rajan LANHAM, MARYLAND, A QUIET SUBURB of Washington, D.C., was deluged by passionate Hindus, May 29-31,

What Miracles Are Made of

BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI Aum Ganesha! We just returned from Anchorage, Alaska, where we inaugurated the opening of the first

Is Pilgrimage Too Dangerous?

IN THE WAKE OF DISASTERS DURING SEVERAL MAJOR PILGRIMAGES, TWO HINDU COMMENTATORS DEBATE WHETHER WE MIGHT BETTER MANAGE THE HAZARDS

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