A Telling Tale for Kids
The Bicycle Thieves Story by Anuradha Murali Illustrations by Rajeev N.T. Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami: The collection of stories in books […]
Is There Still a Need for Hinduism?
An answer to the academic world’s notion that religion has been superceded by rational thought and the ascendance of science
Disciplines of Yoga
A path to self-mastery through solitude and dedicated practice The following are excerpts from Dr. S. P. Sabharathnam’s translation of
Embodying the Goddess
Vibrant traditional dress brings the Mayana Kollai’s fierce traditions to life Story By: Padma KrishnanAll Photos By: Anne Petry Shakti
The Ganga Water Pilgrimage
Yearly in mid-summer, millions of Hindus walk to Haridwar in the Kanvar Yatra to collect and carry back Gangajal for
Colonization and the Hindu Image
Explore the origins of what American schools continue to teach about Hinduism By Koenraad Elst Kundan singh’s and krishna maheshwari’s
Dharma Defenders in America
The Hindu American Foundation’s Dharma Ambassador Certification Program helps graduates explain the religion convincingly and accurately By Claire Burkert, Nepal
Our Duty to Make Offerings
Minister’s Message The various forms of yajna teach us to see beyond our individuality By Sri Jayendra Puri Swamiji The
A Journey of Devotion
Ram Rath Yatra Traverses 27,000 Miles to Unite Hindus Across the US By Reena Rathore, US In a monumental effort
Invoking the Divine Feminine
Interview With Maa Gyaan Suveera By Erica Bassani, Rishikesh During my research on female masters to interview for the Women