Hinduism

A Baffling Mind

BY IRAJA SIVADAS In the spring of 1994 I found myself in erode, Tamil Nadu, India, boarding a train with

The Little Goddess

By Bashudeb Dhar Kumari puja is a popular but frequently misunderstood devotional ceremony performed and attended by Hindus of the

Balaji worship inaugurated in Kenya

A grand week of good food, fun, festival and fireworks culminated with the kumbhabishekam (inauguration ceremony) of the Sri Kalyana

Trouble In Bali Paradise

By Daniel McGuire The Muslims have jihad, but we Balinese have puputan.” The person speaking is Rai, a young Balinese

Thailand Hinduism

By Rajiv Malik Hundreds of thousands of devotees participate every year in the nine-day Navaratri festival in honor of the

Walking on Fire

By Gilles Flament It is late afternoon in a small village on Reunion, a mountainous island nation about the size

Elephant’s Price

By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan Visitors to the famed Krishna temple at Guruvayoor in Kerala seldom skip visiting the nearby Punnathur

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