All’s Fair
By Krishan Dutt As the sleek diesel-powered Shatabdi express train sped across the barren Rajasthan landscape, I was entranced by […]
Hand-Made Food
By Bri. Maya Tiwari Aruna was a twelve-year-old girl who developed an aversion to food. Her parents tried all kinds
How to Ease Karma
A few years ago, a devout hindu couple pulled up to the drive-in window of their local Taco Bell fast-food
The Many Joys Of Hinduism
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI Every two months here on our little island of Kauai we have the honor of sitting
Disarming the Doctors
The famed saint of South India, Sathya Sai Baba, is well known for his spiritual teachings and his vast projects
Family Relief At Last
By Amala Seyon Diane’s son, 13, sensed something had changed, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on it. Here
The Lessons of Five Millennia
By Nawal Prinja Irrespective of one’s religious faith, the start of the new millennium affects all of us, because our
Temple Trouble in Delhi
Point-Counterpoint By Madhu Kishwar and Rajiv Malik By Madhu Kishwar Last year while helping a friend to buy an apartment
Milk Miracle Does a Boy Good
It was September 21, 1995, when in a temple in New Delhi Lord Ganesha quietly asked devotees, “Got milk?” The
Europe’s Gandhian
Mansukh Patel, born of Indian parents in Kenya in 1955, was deeply affected by the murderous Mau Mau uprising and