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 […]
My Journey to a Hindu Chaplaincy
The concept of a chaplain evolved in the West into a service within the military and then into an institution
Vanamali Mataji: All Women Are Sacred
By Erica Bassani, Rishikesh It was my great good fortune to interview this 84-year-old saint at her Rishikesh ashram March
Digital Tools for a Spiritual Life
How the Internet’s spiritual resources offer me support in my religious life and practices By Kumudha Venkatesan I was in
Ram Janmabhoomi
Let the Pilgrimages Begin! In the sacred land where flows the Sarayu River, Ram Lala has made His divine return
I Learned Yoga from a Living Master
Among all the yoga teachers that have come to the West, Swami Bua was one of the most authentic exponents
Seven Dimensions of the Mind
A Mystical Map of Existence & Consciousness Satguru sivaya subramuniyaswami’s framework of seven dimensions of the mind divides consciousness into
A Step Beyond SBNR
A “Spiritual But Not Religious” life is not thefinal remedy for our inner aspirations By Chetana Wilson I had always thought
Spiritual, But Not Religious
Nineteen million young Americans, designated as SBNR, unknowingly hold core beliefs and practices that resemble Hinduism By Lauren Valentino, North
The Spiritual Ideals of Hinduism’s Two Noble Paths
In Hinduism there has always been a choice of paths to follow–grihastha or sannyasa, family or monk. Unfortunately, in modern