Forge Young Leaders, Delegate with Trust
BY PANDIT RAJENDRA SHARMA Temple trustees are often disappointed in the lack of youth participation. I think our experience here […]
Safer Cyber Surfing
Imagine your child sitting in front of the family computer, researching how kids can get involved in politics. Opening an
Yoga’s New Posture
By Lavina Melwani There are the yogis of Vrindaban and Kashi–and those of Manhattan. The past few years has spawned
Mountains of Mystery
Viewed through the eyes of a Buddhist or Hindu, mountains are mystical realms of Gods, heavens, spirits and spiritual masters.
Rediscovering Ayurveda
By VRINDAVANAM S. GOPALAKRISHNAN K. Nair had a gut feeling, and it wasn’t caused by his painful peptic ulcer. Drugs
Mantras Massacred?
By Yasoda Eranky An estimated 1.2 million Indian immigrants currently live in the United States. Their children, although they look
Understanding the World Of Sleep and Dreams
By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami Dreams and the state of sleep have been a mystery and a puzzle to people of
Dharma’s Gathering
By Richard Vara Western Hindus, seeking to maintain religious and cultural identities, are founding a council of senior leaders to
Foresake Frustrating Western Materialism
By Sri-la-Sri Sadhvi Meera Puri Indians have an inferiority complex about themselves. In fact, we should not feel inferior at
Breathe Your Stress Away
By Devananda Tandavan Stress is a natural and necessary consequence of living. But there’s no need for us to be