Lindsay’s Luminous Lens
A stunning book of photographs focuses on India’s diversity and bares its soul By Tara Katir, Kauai, Hawaii Today’s India […]
The Hindus of Mauritius
By Rajiv Malik I have always heard it said that India is the ancestral home of Hinduism. This seems almost
A Turning Point – The Third Generation
By Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami A few months ago we were honored to participate in a symposium on Hinduism at the
Amma on the Power of Motherhood and Love
After presenting the Gandhi-King Award for Nonviolence to Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi on October 7, 2002, Mrs. Jane Goodall said,
India’s Crafts Honored
By Rajiv Malik Ten of India’s top craftsmen were honored November 16, 2002, by the President of India as Shilp
Pilgrims Throng Deoghar Siva Temple
By Gitanjali Chak On every Monday in the Hindu month of Shravan (July/August), Deoghar turns into a saffron city, with
Mystical and Magical Priest’s Ring
By C.V. Manoj From time immemorial it has been a tradition in India to make the pavithra ring out of
Dramatic Rescue in Kerala
An Englishman, goes the story, is walking his dog in a Kerala village when he encounters a Kutiyattam actor. The
How I, a Russian-Jewish woman, moved to America, met and married an Indian-American and integrated three worlds into my experience
By Jane Srivastava I was born in the former Soviet Union, Republic of Lithuania, in a Jewish family and immigrated
Saivite Creed: Twelve Potent Verses Expounding the Essence of Saivism
Every religion has a creed of one form or another, an authoritative formulation of its beliefs. Historically, creeds have developed