Letters to the Editor 5-2001
New High School In Nepal I came to know about the ideals and objectives of your prestigious magazine, HINDUISM TODAY. […]
The One… Tad Ekam
In a period where information has reached its saturation point, when it is practically impossible to know and understand all
Kumbha Mela 2001
Seventy million Hindus from around the world–the largest human gathering in history–worshiped at the confluence of the rivers Ganga and
Self-Transformation Through a Daily Vigil
BY SATGURU SIVAYA SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI When we study and practice our religion, we are not necessarily performing deep sadhana. We are
Nepal’s Meateaters
By Deepa Bhat Last summer for two-and-a-half months I had an eye-opening experience in Nepal, the birthplace of Lord Buddha,
Tesla: Electricity’s Mastermind
By Mark Hawthorne Nikola Tesla is not as famous as his contemporary, Thomas Edison, but his inventions brought the world
DIASPORA
USA Chinmaya’s New England Estate Andover, Massachusetts, will soon be the site of the Chinmaya Mission Boston. Objections to the
Value of Samskaras
By Swami Veda Bharati Excerpts from an interview conducted by Hinduism Today correspondent Rajiv Malik at the 2001 Maha Kumbha
Hindu Girl’s Retreat
By Neesha Alahan In late December, 2000, 13 young devotees of Satguru Sivaya Subramuniya, publisher of Hinduism Today, gathered at
Blessed Rice
Deep down beneath the granite mountains of Colorado, where you might expect to find a secret US Defense Department stockpile