Feasting in the Land of Gods
BY LAVINA MELWANI For Hindus, food and religious devotion are intricately entwined. I grew up in New Delhi and remember […]
BY LAVINA MELWANI For Hindus, food and religious devotion are intricately entwined. I grew up in New Delhi and remember […]
The great Lord Ganesha has been prayed to, worshiped and adored in one form or another since time began; and
A few years ago a non-Hindu professor who teaches world religions at a Texas University visited our monastery to learn
A few years ago a non-hindu professor who teaches world religions at a Texas University visited our monastery to learn
BY ARCHANA DONGRE Seven hundred devotees jumped to their feet and applauded enthusiastically as Swami Tejomayananda was honored as “Hindu
BY RAMYA GOPAL “Shuklam baradharam vishnum” echoes the Saturday morning chanting through the body of the temple where the priest
BY JAY DILIP LAKHANI Over the last ten years the Vivekananda Centre London, of which I am the director, has
“Shake hands and come out fighting.” It’s the referee’s final counsel to two pugilists about to beat each other’s brains
BY VRINDAVANAM S. GOPALAKRISHNAN Not long ago, I received the blessings of a truly good man. His name was Sudhir
BY AMRIT PAL BINDRA It is unfortunate that, not realizing the significance of the name, many Hindu parents thrust Western