Source: www.hinduismtoday.com John F. Kennedy loved a little proverb he thought was Irish, but actually came from the Indian epic Ramayana: There are three things which are real–God, human folly and laughter. The first two are beyond our comprehension, so we must do what we can with the third.
Source: www.buddhach annel.tv [HPI note: This proposed anti-conversion bill in Sri Lanka is likely to affect Hindus, considering that relief work and proselytizing are often tied together.] SRI LANKA, April 26, 2009: Christian organizations in Sri Lanka have been almost unanimously critical of a proposed Anti-Conversion Bill. Twenty-four prominent Christians recently joined in signing a letter sent to all Parliamentarians.…
Source: www.nepalnews.com [HPI note: Hindus, representing over one sixth of Bhutan’s population, were forced into exile during the 1990s. It is estimated that 145,000 Bhutanese Hindus live in exile today, according to bhutanese refugees.com Also, you can read the story of 60,000 Bhutanese refugees in the US, one of the world’s largest resettlement efforts, http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/03/25/bhutan.refugees/index.html ] ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA, May 13,…
Source: www.hinduismtoday.com KAUAI, HI, USA, June 4, 2009: If you have have seen Hinduism Today’s new website, there’s plenty of reasons to do so — a wealth of archives with well-written pieces on all things Hindu; enhanced interactivity, video resources and more (click on the source link, above). But there is one more reason, if English is not your native…
Source: www.hinduismtoday.com KAUAI, HI, USA, June 4, 2009: The magazine editorial staff immensely thanks all involved in the laborious and successful launch of the new website. The new site was designed and developed by Tim Mize of Crafted Images & Design of Pennsylvania, USA, with assistance from Andre Garzia of Brazil, Dharmalingam Siddhan also of Pennsylvania, USA, as well as…
Source: www.hinduismtoday.com Whenever possible, it is always good to act in kindness. And it is always possible. The Dalai Lama
www.hinduismtoday.com KAUAI, HAWAII, June 3, 2009: Hindus have always embraced technology. We know that every ingenious work of man can be of spiritual service if it is infused with the light of the soul, be it the discovery of palm leaf writing, the God-inspired architecture breakthroughs that built our temples or the mystical, astrological insights of the sages. Hinduism Today…
HPI KAUAI, HAWAII, June 3, 2009: HIndus have always embraced technology. We know that every ingenious work of man can be of spiritual service if it is infused with the light of the soul, be it the discovery of palm leaf writing, the God-inspired architecture breakthroughs that built our temples or the mystical, astrological insights of the sages. Hinduism Today…
www.hinduismtoday.com KAUAI, HAWAII, June 3, 2009: HIndus have always embraced technology. We know that every ingenious work of man can be of spiritual service if it is infused with the light of the soul, be it the discovery of palm leaf writing, the God-inspired architecture breakthroughs that built our temples or the mystical, astrological insights of the sages. Hinduism Today…
www.hinduismtoday.com KAUAI, HAWAII, June 3, 2009: Hindus have always embraced technology. We know that every ingenious work of man can be of spiritual service if it is infused with the light of the soul, be it the discovery of palm leaf writing, the God-inspired architecture breakthroughs that built our temples or the mystical, astrological insights of the sages. Hinduism Today…