The Magazine

January/February/March, 2005

22 articles in this issue

Goddess Moves In

Goddess Moves In

The construction of the grand Omkarananda Kamakshi Devi Mandir of Rishikesh, India–which is actually a complex of …

January 1, 2005
Life in the land of color and sand

Life in the land of color and sand

Pauline van lynden is an irrepressible artist of the wild and visual type. Look inside her massive 11-by-14 inch, 320-pa…

January 1, 2005

Digital Dharma

Normally we do not review institutional sites intended for devotees, but the sheer depth, beauty and life of the Bochasa…

January 1, 2005
To Save a Soulful Art Form

To Save a Soulful Art Form

BY RAJIV MALIK The rudra vina is considered the father-mother of all stringed instruments. Believed to have been used by…

January 1, 2005
Solidarity in Diversity
Publisher's Editorials

Solidarity in Diversity

As the world rapidly becomes a global village, Hindu leaders are collectively discovering that Hindu unity is more impor…

January 1, 2005
Diaspora

Diaspora

FRANCE GANESH RULES PARIS FOR A DAY The Manicka Vinayakar Alayam, Paris, France, held its 9th annual chariot festival on…

January 1, 2005

Growing Up Mixed Up

BY JENNIFER VERWAY Growing up in an ethnically mixed family isn’t easy. My mother is Indian and Hindu. My father […

January 1, 2005

Love and Be One with God

Though 20th century Western scholarship has focused on the impersonal monism of the Upanishads, the Vedas are filled wit…

January 1, 2005
Quotes & Quips

Quotes & Quips

"The Blind Men and the Elephant, by the American poet John Godfrey Saxe (1816-1887) is based on a famous Indian [&h…

January 1, 2005
“Solidarity in Diversity “

“Solidarity in Diversity “

As the world rapidly becomes a global village, Hindu leaders are collectively discovering that Hindu unity is more impor…

January 1, 2005
Letters to the Editor 1-2005

Letters to the Editor 1-2005

Most secularists have attempted to tarnish the image of Lord Ram by the way he “handled ” Sita (Oct/Nov/Dec,…

January 1, 2005
Houston Welcomes Lord Swaminarayan

Houston Welcomes Lord Swaminarayan

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, publisher of Hinduism Today, was invited to attend the inauguration of the Bochasanwasi …

January 1, 2005
A Hindu Primer

A Hindu Primer

Loving Hindu parents worldwide, of various lineages, have called for a common religious code to teach their sons and dau…

January 1, 2005
Made for the Gods

Made for the Gods

BY LAVINA MELWANI Gold is almost a language in India. It speaks of birth and marriage, of rituals and devotion. [&hellip…

January 1, 2005
The Globe Trotting Lord of Dance

The Globe Trotting Lord of Dance

BY MEERA VAYAPOOREE His powerful & dynamic dance performances have made him one of Bharata Natyam’s most impor…

January 1, 2005
Babeena’s Debut

Babeena’s Debut

Babeena Sharma is a talented and highly trained North Indian vocalist who started performing on stage with her parents w…

January 1, 2005
A Ritual for Ladies Only

A Ritual for Ladies Only

BY HARI BANSH AND JAYANTI JHA Once upon a time, long, long ago, in a region of land that now […]

January 1, 2005
Preventing Diabetes

Preventing Diabetes

BY VIRENDER SODHI Prevention is decidedly the best medicine when it comes to the dreaded disease of diabetes. The four […

January 1, 2005
Siva’s Magic Bell Tree

Siva’s Magic Bell Tree

BY PRIYANK JAISWAL Traveling through assam close to Digboy, the oldest oil field of India, I came across a most [&hellip…

January 1, 2005
Be a Child Like Lily

Be a Child Like Lily

BY TARA MENON In a 34-page children’s picture book just released by Gingham Dog Press, sacred fruits, flowers and …

January 1, 2005