July/August/September, 2008

July/August/September, 2008

“The Indians are Coming”

Ever since the first center was founded by Swami Vivekananda in 1894 in New York, the country’s Vedanta Societies have […]

Thoreau A Sage in Early America

The 19th-century writer drank deeply from the Vedas, lived incommunion with nature and advocated a life of mystical simplicity  The

Quotes and Quips

I am proud to belong to a religion which has taught the world both tolerance and acceptance. I am proud

Need We Drug America’s Children?

BY TRISHUL SIDDHARTHAN I first encountered attention def-icit Hyperactivity Disorder in the fourth grade in one of my classmates. Due

Crossing the Ocean

By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan, Karnataka, India The express train carrying us chugged into the Udupi station in the January dawn

Who Is the Greatest God?

Have you ever heard a discussion between two or more Hindus as to who is greater, Vishnu or Siva? As

“Difference is Real!”

The Life and Teachings of Sri Madhva, One of India’s Greatest Spiritual Masters By Jeffrey Armstrong Picture a man of

Social Change Through Education

BY KEYA KEITA Each day, in the gentle light of morning, women of Tamil Nadu, South India, use coarse, colored

Letters to the Editor 7-2008

I love the attitude that your magazine has that Hinduism spans the world and is not only Indian. When I

Seeking Their Spiritual Roots

The asian odyssey was the 2008 edition of Himalayan Academy’s biannual pilgrimage program during which Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami led 97

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