The Magazine

January/February/March, 2002

31 articles in this issue

No More NIMBY!

No More NIMBY!

Trustees of Hindu temples in America learn quickly that for all the talk about religious freedom as a foundation of [&he…

January 1, 2002
How He Chose God Over Money

How He Chose God Over Money

In the Kaviri delta of South India is Azhagaputhoor, a peaceful village with a small temple over 1,000 years old. [&hell…

January 1, 2002
Surveying Hindu Youth

Surveying Hindu Youth

Getting the stats: Dr. Chandersen Choenni prepared the survey and analyzed the results Hundreds of thousands of Hindu ch…

January 1, 2002
An Innersearch Diary

An Innersearch Diary

For eleven full days and 12 nights in August of 2001, Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami (publisher of Hinduism Today), six…

January 1, 2002

Digital Dharma

ART Dance Classical indian dance has never been more clearly presented than atwww.kanakasabha.com. It's a great int…

January 1, 2002
Pointed Healing

Pointed Healing

Pointed Healing By Neesha Alahan Acupuncture, the use of needles inserted into critical points of the body to stimulate …

January 1, 2002
Hindu Camp Changes Lives

Hindu Camp Changes Lives

By Priyank Jaiswal For five days starting July 24, 2001, 120 youth ages 8-19, 17 counselors and many volunteers particip…

January 1, 2002
Initiating a New Priesthood

Initiating a New Priesthood

By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan For the first time in the history of Kerala, 57 nonbrahmin men and boys were ordained […

January 1, 2002
The Bridge that Never Broke
Culture & Society

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 […]

January 1, 2002
Saving a Vedic Heritage

Saving a Vedic Heritage

By Vrindavanam S. Gopalakrishnan The ancient Jaiminiya Sama Vedic tradition, a Sanskrit chanting system practiced in the…

January 1, 2002
Searching for Answers

Searching for Answers

By Aparna Balakrishnan I was sure that this vacation was going to be like any other. For weeks after my […]

January 1, 2002
Maha Samadhi at 74

Maha Samadhi at 74

Beloved Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami passes away on November 12, 2001, leaving a half-century of work that sparked a …

January 1, 2002
The Satguru Lineage Continues

The Satguru Lineage Continues

Over-qualified” was Gurudeva’s one-word description of his chosen successor, Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami,…

January 1, 2002
Letters to the Editor 1-2002
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor 1-2002

Guidebook to Hindu Way of Life The 32-page insert on the Hindu way of life based on Gurudeva’s Living with [&helli…

January 1, 2002

Our Sacred Home

The building of a house, or even any transaction concerning it, is not just a matter of masonry or of […]

January 1, 2002
Quotes & Quips

QUOTES & QUIPS

"Learn to make the whole world your own. No one is a stranger, my child, the whole world is your […]

January 1, 2002
DIASPORA

DIASPORA

FRANCE Paris Loves Lord Ganesha On Sunday, September 2, 2001, in Paris, France, over ten thousand souls joined in the [&…

January 1, 2002
Suddenly, the Unimaginable

Suddenly, the Unimaginable

By Lavina Melwani It is hard to believe that in a few split seconds the world changed, and Tuesday, September […]

January 1, 2002
Kashmir’s Crisis

Kashmir’s Crisis

With Ishani Chowdhury Upon learning of the September 11 attack upon America, India’s Prime Minister, Sri Atal Biha…

January 1, 2002
It’s Not Home, Sweet Home

It’s Not Home, Sweet Home

By Prabha Prabhakar Bhardwaj Hopelessness is in abundance here in Purkhoo Camp in a dry, rocky river bed a short [&helli…

January 1, 2002
Lord Murugan’s Seaside Shrine

Lord Murugan’s Seaside Shrine

With Sivakamisundari Shanmugasundaram Kumar and his wife Sitara have just finished Tamil Nadu’s famous “Six …

January 1, 2002
Kashmir’s Saga

Kashmir’s Saga

By Ishani Chowdhury Ancient stories and modern science agree that the Kashmir Valley, lying 5,000 feet above sea level i…

January 1, 2002
The Redding Siva Nataraja
Culture & Society

The Redding Siva Nataraja

The people of the peaceful town of Redding in Northern California have always been conservative, and proud of it. Many […

January 1, 2002
Iraivan Rises
Temples & Pilgrimage

Iraivan Rises

When seven stone craftsmen left Bangalore, India, for Kauai, Hawaii, in May of 2001, they brought hammers, charcoal and …

January 1, 2002
Carving a Stone Chain

Carving a Stone Chain

Master silpis, or stone carvers, show off their artistry by creating three-foot chains out of one piece of black granite…

January 1, 2002
RSS Chief Speaks Out

RSS Chief Speaks Out

By Kalyani Giri Shri Kuppahalli Seetharamiah Sudarshan gave up a career in engineering to dedicate his life to the Hindu…

January 1, 2002
The Meat-Free Life

The Meat-Free Life

There are more that a few Hindus today who guiltily abandoned the vegetarian ways of their own parents and grandparents …

January 1, 2002
Mom Was Always There

Mom Was Always There

By Rama Devagupta It was the spring of 1974. one sunny afternoon at 4:00 after school was over, my brother […]

January 1, 2002