Sage of Sacred Art
With Rajiv Malik SITTING FOR HOURS CROSS-LEGGED on the floor of his Udaipur home, encircled by paints and brushes, B.G. […]
India’s Ecological Mess
By M. P. Mohanty India has a culture and tradition of holding every form of life in esteem. Indeed, even
Humane Society video exposes animal horrors
It’s a terrible truth, unknown to most Hindus. One million old cattle a year are sold at auction by poor
Educating India
By Choodie Shivaram The Education Minister’s conference in New Delhi began with the singing by a group of blind school
Global Astrologer
By Umananda Quong R. BANGALORE VENKATA RAMAN, one of the greatest astrologers of the modern era, passed from the earthly
Delhi’s Discontented Cows
The city of Delhi employs 100 “cow catchers” to deal with the approximately 40,000 cows which freely wander the city’s
India’s Holocaust
The great genocides of history are rarely taught in school. Only the Jews have succeeded in publicizing what happened to
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
It Takes a Village
By Choodie Shivaram It was afternoon when I visited the Iraivan temple carving site–the silence was so perfect and divine.