Is Your House a Home Or a Hotel Room?
By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami What is it that makes a house a home? A home is a place of companionship […]
Divine Life Society’s Rising Star
By Archana Dongre I will trade you all my sadhus for that one,” proclaimed a prominent sadhu visiting the Divine
Hail Hindu Heroes!
Beginning two centuries ago, there arose throughout India a retinue of talented, high-souled and dedicated men and women who were
Reviving Taoism
By Mark Hawthorne An elderly monk, dressed in the traditional blue robe and jade-studded black cap of his Taoist sect,
Puja’s Passion
Stephen P. Huyler began as an outsider. “I prided myself on my objectivity,” he says in his preface to Meeting
Karma: Life’s Logical Rationale
BY SADHU VIVEKJIVANDAS The recent Glenn Hoddle controversy, that cost him his us$575,600-a-year job as England’s soccer coach, seems to
Worship in Wood
PHOTOGRAPHS BY THOMAS L. KELLY By Dr. Hari Bansh Jha, Kathmandu, Nepal In the Hindu Kingdom of Nepal, one need
Meet Yogi Hari
“The most effective way to teach children anything is to live it yourself,” says Leela Mata. She is wife of
Spouse Abuse
By Lavina Melwani Just four words can too often sum up the life of an Indian woman. “Kallaanalum kanavan pullaanalum
The Donkey And the Carrot
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI All my life, since the time I was seven years old, I have made a great