I found your magazine in graduate school in Wisconsin many years ago. I had been reading a lot of magazines. What I saw different about this one is that it has its own sampradaya outlook, there is no question about that, but it is a universally Hindu magazine. It caters for Hinduism, so any Hindu can identify with it. Why? Because you see yourself represented in this magazine at different levels, whatever organization you come from. I've discovered in these pages some of the most remote, unknown kinds of things. For example, the Java Hindus: not many of us would know about that, right? I see Hinduism in Mauritius. I see about Hinduism in Trinidad. On occasion a feature about East Africa, South Africa and my own country of Guyana. It is a truly universal Hindu magazine, something that was needed in this world, in the Hindu world, for a long time. As a teacher of teachers, I also regard it as an important resource, even for high school students, to acquire authentic Hindu knowledge. In preparing our students in Guyana for the important Caribbean Examinations Council Exam in London, we have found the What Is Hinduism? text and the sixth grade History of Hindu India book, both from the editors of Hinduism Today, plus the magazine itself, of enormous help.
Swami Aksharananda, founder and principal of Saraswati Vidya Niketan, Guyana

Hinduism Today magazine is a wonderful, amazing work, a divine work on this Earth. You are doing God's work. It is the only work promoting, emphasizing and preserving all our Hindu values, ethics, principles, paramparas, sampradayas, all our traditions and customs. I appreciate and admire all of you. Hinduism Today is not only a magazine, it is the face of Hindu culture, tradition and values.
H.H. Swami Avdheshanand Giri, head of Juna Akhara, Haridwar

We are very proud of Hinduism Today, whose world-renowned founder is His Holiness Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, a true Saivite. For more than three decades, Subramuniyaswami, a highly enlightened Soul of the West (a Hanuman of Today, a reincarnation of Siva himself) has watered the roots of Hinduism with great zeal, faith, enthusiasm and whole-heartedness. He definitely deserves an All India Special Hindu Award, the first of its kind. My whole-hearted prayers, blessings and congratulations. One can hear the clapping beats of the Hindu hearts for his great commendable services rendered for the upliftment of true values of a race known to the world as Hindus of today.
Ma Yoga Shakti Saraswati, Yogashakti Mission, New York and India

Hinduism Today is a beautiful magazine. It is a mirror for Sanatana Dharma. You are doing such a great job. We love and respect Hinduism Today so much because through it you introduce so many holy souls to people. It is not just a printed magazine; it gives a sense of all the holy people, holy sages, great souls and their lives, their teachings, to all who love the Sanatana Dharma, which is the Hindu Dharma. Everyone loves Hinduism Today so much, they feel it belongs to their soul. I have been to Hawaii and seen the offices, the beautiful gardens. It is a very sacred place.
Amma Sri Karunamayi Vijayeswari Devi, Penusila Ashram, Andhra Pradesh

I have nothing but superlatives on Hinduism Today. Extraordinary! Distinctive! no, unique! Beautiful! Soulful! Inspiring! Encouraging! Heartening! Hard-hitting! Entertaining! Educational! Up to the minute! Supernatural! Socio-political! Mystical! Global! One feels in each issue that one is actually entering the Hindu world. It has an unmistakable flavor, a combination of freshness and enthusiasm with unbeatable in-the-know-ness!
Kusumita Pedersen, Ph.D., Professor in Buddhist and Hindu Studies, St. Francis College, New York

Because India had this scientific approach in the world of religion, it could practice tolerance and understanding and see the harmony between various paths to the divine. The world today needs this harmonious approach in man's struggle to realize the divine. Hinduism Today is conveying this message to its readers.
Swami Ranganathananda, President, Ramkrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission