Opinion

A Generation on the Mend

Indians who grew up after independence have not processed colonialism’s trauma By Murali Balaji In 2004 i was dispatched to […]

Foundations for a Good Life

How my religion shaped me since I was young, and how it brings peace of mind to others By Ishwar

My Path to Hinduism

I didn’t wake up one morning and decide; it was a conscious, but time-consuming process By Sean Bradrick  My spiritual

Awake with Carnatic Music

Learning classical tunes with soulful gurus in person taught me what bhakti really means By Surya Ambatipudi  The first time

The World is One Family

An excerpt from a recent address to the Parliament of World Religions By Dr. Karan Singh I turned 90 in

Mauritius Youth Reflect on Hinduism

Meet the new generations charged with maintaining and enriching their religious identity in a multicultural island nation By Savita Tiwari,

Instilling Hindu Values

Hindu parents should teach their children to be both knowledgeable and proud of their religion By Mansa Devaki I was fortunate

Confronting Gender Stereotypes

Are they driven by religious beliefs, custom or societal forces? By Shaina Grover, California Throughout history, the role of women

The Day Robertson Vilified Hinduism

Our 1995 story on the recently retired evangelist recounts how he labeled Hinduism as “demonic” and advocated keeping Hindus out

Let Us Be Hindus, Again

Let’s define our religion by the personal experiences we cull from our spiritual pursuits By Amar Shah In December 1951, in

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