www.hinduismtoday.com TAMIL NADU, INDIA, March 4, 2008: New books. Used books. All books are welcomed by two institutions in the deep south of India. When Hinduism Today editorial staff was traveling in Tamil Nadu in February, we were taken to several stellar schools and libraries. One school, the Chinmaya Vidalaya in Rajapalayam, India, has over 700 students on the campus…
www.hinduismtoday.com A poor devotee points to the sky and says, God is up there. An average devotee says, God dwells in the heart as the Inner Master. The best devotee says, God alone is and everything I perceive is a form of God. Ramakrishna
www.rediff.com U.S.A., February 28, 2008: (HPI Note: this is an opinion piece written by Dhruv Goel, 15, who moved from India to Texas.) Americans are frightened of India, or of what they think India is. For them, India is poor. India has no electricity. All Indians are Hindu. These are just some of the things I have heard in America.…
www.hinduismtoday.com When looking for tax deductions stops, then true giving begins. Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami (1927-2001)
www.hindu.com PUDUCHERRY, INDIA, March 3, 2008: Aiming for a true state of unity in diversity, speakers at the 40th anniversary celebrations of Auroville have stressed the need to come together and stay united, while overcoming differences and working towards building the township. As part of the landmark celebrations here on Thursday, a symposium on “Auroville… and the Ideal of Human…
www.sewausa.org U.S.A., March 3, 2008: Yuva for Sewa (Youth for Service) is a fellowship program that provides young adults with opportunities to use their time and talent to volunteer for the less fortunate across the globe. This year, Yuva for Sewa will be connecting youth with service projects in India, the Caribbean and the U.S. Anyone between the ages of…
news.bbc.co.uk LONDON, UK, March 03, 2008: A young girl worshipped in Nepal as a living goddess has retired early from this ritual status. Eleven-year-old Sajani Shakya is one of the three most revered living goddesses or Kumaris. She was in the news last when she was almost sacked from her position for travelling to the United States. Sajani has been…
news.bbc.co.uk KERALA, INDIA, February 27, 2008: Cloth infused with the herbs of traditional Indian medicine is becoming increasingly popular as the county’s stressed urban workers seek cures for conditions such as insomnia and eczema. Wearing a special shirt is claimed to cure itchy or sore skin, while sleepless nights can be taken care of by putting a herb-infused sheet over…
www.telegraph.co.uk LONDON, UK, February 20, 2008: An American team has found that being unable to control anger can make you four times more likely to have a slow recovery, according to a study published in the journal Brain Behavior and Immunity. To see if anger would hold back wound healing, the team conducted a study with 98 participants who had…
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