Temples & Pilgrimage

Malaysia’s Everest Quest

Interviews by RAMESH SIVANATHAN and RAJAKUMAR M ANICKAM, Malaysia Thank God! Thank God!’ was the first thing I said when […]

Murugan’s New Home

With reports from Eddin Khoo and K Anuradha of The Star, from the Tamil language Malaysia Nanban and Ramesh Sivanathan,

Home Sanctuary

What is the center of your home? The kitchen, the workshop, the living room or den? The ancients designated a

Kerala Siva Temples

By VRINDAVANAM S. GOPALAKRISHNAN Two thousand and more timber temples dot Kerala’s verdant landscape. Devotee’s devotion have created them in

Against All Odds

By ANIL MAHABIR, TRINIDAD Sewdass Sadhu was born to poverty-stricken parents in India on January 1, 1903. Yet he was

Nepal’s Virgin Goddesses

The ancient practice of Kumari worship is vigorously alive today, deep in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley. A young virgin girl, Kumari,

By Cosmic Design

By DEVA RAJAN From January 25 to 29 more than 300 delegates and observers participated in the World Meet on

Sacred Pilgrimage

Five duties, called pancha kriya, form the traditional minimal practices expected of every Hindu: upasana (worship); utsava (holy days); dharma

Court OK’s Takeover

A January decision by India’s Supreme Court validated the 1988 government takeover of the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine in

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