All Religions are Not the Same
BY DHARMA PRAVARTAKA It is by no means an exaggeration to say that the ancient religion of Hinduism has been […]
Transplanting Karmas
BY MARK HAWTHORNE When she awoke from a heart and double-lung transplant operation at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut in
Honoring a Century of Excellence in Publishing
BY RAJIV MALIK In 1903, a man named Moti Lal Jain established a small religious bookshop in a portion of
The Auspicious Swastika
BY JANE SRIVASTAVA The swastika is as holy to the Hindus, Jains and Buddhists as it is evil to people
Investing
BY LOIS ELFMAN For Hindus raised in the warm glow of principled, Vedic living, the uncertainty of today’s fast changing
Taking Hatha Yoga to School
Yoga Ed.’s curriculum arrives as a three-inch-thick binder bulging with a ream of printed paper. It is a complete course
Tiruchiswami Attains Mahasamadhi
BY CHOODIE SHIVARAM The temple of Rajarajeshwari at Rajarajeshwarinagar in Bangalore is known for its spiritual prowess “When you pray
Raising Children as Good Hindus
BY SATGURU BODHINATHA VEYLANSWAMI Many Hindu families visiting our Hawaii monastery, particularly those with young children, ask if I have
Next Time, Ask a Hindu
BY DARSHAK JEYANANDARAJAN Many Hindus were outraged when they read Kenneth L. Woodward’s article entitled Countless Souls Cry Out to
Inside Ujjain, Siva’s City
Rajiv and Thomas spent ten days in Ujjain during their coverage of the Kumbha Mela, as recounted in the October,