
An Ethical Diet for Peace and Plenty
BY R.P. JAIN This editorial is drawn from a talk given by the author during the Gandhi Peace Panel lectures […]
15 articles in this issue

BY R.P. JAIN This editorial is drawn from a talk given by the author during the Gandhi Peace Panel lectures […]

In February of 2008, nearly 100 pilgrims led by Hinduism Today publisher Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami trekked to Rames…
I believe that the civilization India evolved is not to be beaten in the world. Nothing can equal the seeds […]

BY LAVINA MELWANI The Diwali resolution passed by the United States Congress, the inclusive revised rules of the Religio…

MY OUTLOOK HAS CHANGED I simply want to say thank you for putting together a comprehensive and wonderful resource for [&…

Hindus in the West are sometimes invited to give a talk explaining their religion at a local college, schoolroom, interf…

BY MURALI BALAJI When I wrote my previous essay (“why we are illiterate,” Oct/Nov/Dec, 2008), on the need fo…

India interviews by Rajiv Malik; New Age magazine analysis by Colleen Morrison The “new age” is a movement t…

NEPAL NEPAL’S FUROR OVER PRIESTS IS RESOLVED In December 2008, Nepal’s new Maoist government raised a firest…
BY DEEPTI PAIKRAY Often, to my dismay, I hear dear friends of mine rationalizing their work as unpaid homemakers. Yet [&…
For trekkies who loved the universal translator, for those who have seen United Nations translaters translating live whi…

BY CHOODIE SHIVARAM The Temple of Kalabhairava in Chikka Arasinakere shot into fame following a televised report on Basa…

The power of affirmation changes and remolds the putty-like substance that makes up the subconscious areas of the mind. …

BY MATTHEW MCDERMOTT In the past few years, liquid biofuels have risen from obscurity to prominance as alternative energ…
He is the gross, the subtle and the supreme; the manifested, the unmanifested and that which is both; the external, [&he…