An Innersearch Diary
For eleven full days and 12 nights in August of 2001, Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami (publisher of Hinduism Today), six assisting […]
How Ganesha Became Our Life’s Pilot
By Dr. J. J. Gordon In December of 1997 I found my-self in Mihintale, seven miles from Anuradhapura, a site
Surveying Hindu Youth
Getting the stats: Dr. Chandersen Choenni prepared the survey and analyzed the results Hundreds of thousands of Hindu children are
Carving a Stone Chain
Master silpis, or stone carvers, show off their artistry by creating three-foot chains out of one piece of black granite.
How He Chose God Over Money
In the Kaviri delta of South India is Azhagaputhoor, a peaceful village with a small temple over 1,000 years old.
The Redding Siva Nataraja
The people of the peaceful town of Redding in Northern California have always been conservative, and proud of it. Many
No More NIMBY!
Trustees of Hindu temples in America learn quickly that for all the talk about religious freedom as a foundation of
Slovakia’s Christians Scuttle School Yoga
Catholic clergy say it is not just physical exercise; it’s Hindu religion in disguise Things were going well for Swami
Priestly Patriarch
The priestly profession has been greatly reduced in stature in the last two hundred years by the forces of secularization
A Yogi Worth Watching
When the famous Sri Sri Sri Shivabalayogi passed away in 1994, meditators around the world wondered who would take his