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
Is Pilgrimage Too Dangerous?
IN THE WAKE OF DISASTERS DURING SEVERAL MAJOR PILGRIMAGES, TWO HINDU COMMENTATORS DEBATE WHETHER WE MIGHT BETTER MANAGE THE HAZARDS
Vedanta’s Western Poet
By Mark Hawthorne For many Westerners, their introduction to Hinduism came not from yoga or a respected guru, but from
All Her Children
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan It is a Hindu Temple, but each week one in four devotees seeking blessings at the
Life After Death
Death is the most fateful experience of each of our lives. But no Hindu really fears death, nor does he
The All-American Murugan!
By V. G. Julie Rajan LANHAM, MARYLAND, A QUIET SUBURB of Washington, D.C., was deluged by passionate Hindus, May 29-31,
Better Off Dead?
By V. G. Julie Rajan Even for a Sunday night news show, this was not your normal fare. Earlier this