Dada J. P. Vaswani
By Lavina Melwani If anyone has a blueprint for a better world, it is Dada J.P. Vaswani, the gentle and […]
Hindus Make a Home In the United Kingdom
By Lavina Melwani Scores of British school children in maroon uniforms, their blonde and brunet hair shining in the sunshine,
Leading Priest Initiates American Scholar into Saivism
Amba Caldwell began the study of yoga in 1978, under the guidance of Swami Muktananda, and has considered herself a
Starting Vedic Studies
Ten young brahmin girls received their upanayana, or thread ceremony, commencing the study of the Vedas, on April 2, 2000.
A Soulful Songster
With Kesav Mallia Murugadas is already on stage getting ready as we arrive. The spotlight brightens his yellow bandanna and
A Dynamic Trio
By Geeta Maraj Prakash Chand Gossai is the youngest of three brothers, and the most prominent in the Hindu community.
The Mahilara Miracle
By Sabyasachi Ghosh Dastidar Mahilara village is ever so dear to my family. It is located in a remote, picturesque
Karma Management
The concept of karma has spread beyond the confines of the Asian religions that conceived it to become a core
Hindu Megatrends
By Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami Megatrends is a term coined by futurist John Naisbitt in 1982 to name the major underlying
Sarasvati in Japan
By Richard Thornhill The substantial sums of Hinduism that Buddhism carried along on its historic spread across Asia is not