A Hindu–Sort of…
Why some people just can’t bring themselves to say they’re Hindus By Fred Stella In the west, it is entirely […]
New Temple Signals a Peaceful Turn for Kashmir
Decades after the violent expulsion of the Kashmir Pandits from the Kashmir Valley, peace has largely been restored and the
Worship in the Home
Puja in the home connects the family with the Divinities, bringing protection, right living and shared spirituality By Satguru Bodhinatha
America’s Largest Hindu Temple Opens in New Jersey
By Lavina Melwani, New York City All photos from BAPS You can now travel to india without boarding a plane
INDeco Hotels: Luxury Lodging Meets Spirituality & Ecology
Sample a fusion of rich accommodations, sustainability and sacredness, while exploring South India’s heritage and culture deep in rural Tamil
Using Mind to Transcend Mind
Why do the Upanishads warn seekers that following the path to God is akin to walking on a razor’s edge—narrow
Lord Siva Dances into Delhi
World’s tallest Nataraja graces new Bharat Mandapam exhibition center Nataraja kept inspiring us to complete 30 months’ work in just
Tamil Nadu’s Remarkable Copper Plate Discovery
Long-lost hymns from revered 7th-century Saivite saints may be among the treasure By S. Krishnan, Tamil Nadu, India The discovery
What Is Dirt Really Worth?
The regenerative agriculture of ancient India focused for good reason on the health of the soil By Dr. Appachanda Thimmaiah
The Hallowed Halls of Hampi
The austere, grand site of Hampi in Karnataka, India, was the prosperous capital of the Vijayanagara Empire. For over 200