Journey to India And to Myself
BY AMBER SUKUMARAN I do not think that my husband and I see each other as the world does. Sometimes […]
BY AMBER SUKUMARAN I do not think that my husband and I see each other as the world does. Sometimes […]
BY UDAYABHANU L. P. PANICKAR Religious conversion has become a serious subject among Indians all over the world. My home
At 83, Swami Chidananda, president of the Divine Life Society, is one of India’s spiritual treasures, a sage, a beacon
By Bhavani Param What most of the world knows as Indian music is generally confined to the classical Hindustani and
By Rajiv Malik “Do Good, Be Good.” These four words are written in bold letters all over the inside and
By Rajiv Malik While most of the nation still gropes for some thread of national identity, the majority of middle
Best-selling Indian authoress Arundhati Roy is leading new protests against daming the Narmada River. In a recent six-day “Rally for
By Archana Dongre I will trade you all my sadhus for that one,” proclaimed a prominent sadhu visiting the Divine
Beginning two centuries ago, there arose throughout India a retinue of talented, high-souled and dedicated men and women who were
By Mark Hawthorne An elderly monk, dressed in the traditional blue robe and jade-studded black cap of his Taoist sect,