The Satguru Lineage Continues
Over-qualified” was Gurudeva’s one-word description of his chosen successor, Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, as he placed the gold rudraksha pendant on […]
Maha Samadhi at 74
Beloved Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami passes away on November 12, 2001, leaving a half-century of work that sparked a Hindu renaissance,
Searching for Answers
By Aparna Balakrishnan I was sure that this vacation was going to be like any other. For weeks after my
Saving a Vedic Heritage
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan The ancient Jaiminiya Sama Vedic tradition, a Sanskrit chanting system practiced in the South Indian state
The Bridge that Never Broke
By Nirmala Baker Fred and I met in a most unusual way. One evening in India as I was returning
Mom Was Always There
By Rama Devagupta It was the spring of 1974. one sunny afternoon at 4:00 after school was over, my brother
Initiating a New Priesthood
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan For the first time in the history of Kerala, 57 nonbrahmin men and boys were ordained
The Meat-Free Life
There are more that a few Hindus today who guiltily abandoned the vegetarian ways of their own parents and grandparents
Hindu Camp Changes Lives
By Priyank Jaiswal For five days starting July 24, 2001, 120 youth ages 8-19, 17 counselors and many volunteers participated
RSS Chief Speaks Out
By Kalyani Giri Shri Kuppahalli Seetharamiah Sudarshan gave up a career in engineering to dedicate his life to the Hindu