Youths Need to Grasp The Value of Religion
BY VARSHA RAMOUTAR Religion can be defined as a belief in, reverence for, or worship of a deity or deities […]
Buddhist and Hindu Dharmas Do Differ
BY THE HONORABLE YIHUA What are the differences and similarities between Buddhism and Hinduism? Both originated from the same motherland,
Ayurveda: Choicest Health-Care Choice
BY DR. VASANT LAD Beginning in 1979, I traveled from the East to the West coast of the United States,
Rescuing Our Vedic Pundits
BY DR. S . YEGNASUBRAMANIAN Now that the Ati Rudra Maha Yajna at the Sringeri Sadhana Center in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania,
Reincarnation’s Western Embodiment
By Rev. Kumari De Sachy From time immemorial and across the world’s continents and cultures, human beings have expressed the
Let Us Call Ourselves “Hindu Americans”
BY YASH PAL LAKRA According to the latest census estimates, there are about one million people of Indian origin living
Dispense with that Awful Word
BY DR ANANTANAND RAMBACHAN Among the many problems faced by Hindus is finding appropriate English terminology for Sanskrit terms. This
Let Joint Families Forge a Better Future
BY BHARAT J. GAJJAR Right after the independence of India, in 1947, my father put four names outside our house.
Elders: Our Blessing, Not our Burden
By Prabha Prabhakar Bhardwaj Nearly two decades ago I left India to live and work in Kenya, Africa. On my
Saving Our Culture in Turbulent Times
By Thiru Satkunendran Born in beautiful Sri Lanka to Hindu parents, I was fortunate to live very close to the