Saving a Vedic Heritage
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan The ancient Jaiminiya Sama Vedic tradition, a Sanskrit chanting system practiced in the South Indian state […]
Iraivan Rises
When seven stone craftsmen left Bangalore, India, for Kauai, Hawaii, in May of 2001, they brought hammers, charcoal and lots
The Bridge that Never Broke
By Nirmala Baker Fred and I met in a most unusual way. One evening in India as I was returning
The Redding Siva Nataraja
The people of the peaceful town of Redding in Northern California have always been conservative, and proud of it. Many
Initiating a New Priesthood
By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan For the first time in the history of Kerala, 57 nonbrahmin men and boys were ordained
Slovakia’s Christians Scuttle School Yoga
Catholic clergy say it is not just physical exercise; it’s Hindu religion in disguise Things were going well for Swami
Hindu Camp Changes Lives
By Priyank Jaiswal For five days starting July 24, 2001, 120 youth ages 8-19, 17 counselors and many volunteers participated
Kashmir’s Saga
By Ishani Chowdhury Ancient stories and modern science agree that the Kashmir Valley, lying 5,000 feet above sea level in
Pointed Healing
Pointed Healing By Neesha Alahan Acupuncture, the use of needles inserted into critical points of the body to stimulate healing,
Lord Murugan’s Seaside Shrine
With Sivakamisundari Shanmugasundaram Kumar and his wife Sitara have just finished Tamil Nadu’s famous “Six Murugan Temple Pilgrimage.” They are