Finding Self Identity
In a March edition of Hindu Press International, our daily e-mail news service, we invited essays from Hindu teens and […]
Coming of Age
BY RAMYA GOPAL When i reached puberty, my mother gave me a necklace to honor the occasion. Being young and
Ganesha Comes to Vermont
BY VATSALA SPERLING With three feet of freshly fallen snow on the ground and the morning sun shining brightly in
Java’s Hinduism Revival
Islam came late to Indonesia, and its dominance was never complete. Hinduism survived in full form quite well in Bali
Siva in the South
Surrounded by pine trees and sitting atop a hillock creatively landscaped in Vaishnava symbols, situated next to a state highway
Visiting a Hindu Temple
The Hindu temple is a sacred space where man and God commune. It is the home of God and the
Our Hindu of the Year
You may not know who Dr. K. Pichai Sivacharya is, but if you’re a temple-going Hindu, you may have well
Teaching with Zest and Zeal
BY KESAVA MALLIA Chanting mantras brings peace and prosperity, power and great fortune. May the whole world become prosperous, ”
God’s Slave
BY KESAVA MALLIA March 20, 1968: it was a dark day indeed for the priest at the Ratnagiri Hill Temple,
The Sagely Activist
Sita Ram Goel will be remembered by Hindus in India and around the world for a long time. For most