Demystifying Krishna as “The Player”
Many readers may be familiar with the #MeToo campaign, a social media innovation that was meant to encourage those who have experienced sexual assault and… Read More »Demystifying Krishna as “The Player”
Many readers may be familiar with the #MeToo campaign, a social media innovation that was meant to encourage those who have experienced sexual assault and… Read More »Demystifying Krishna as “The Player”
Allegra Lovejoy. — In June, I had the honor of joining fifty-five other young religious leaders in a GreenFaith Climate Convergence to learn about challenges presented… Read More »Ahimsa: Protecting Our Sacred Waters
Rishika Dewan. — Janmashtami. It was one of those words that my phone had learned to recognize so well that it autocompleted “Jan” to Janmashtami rather… Read More »The Month of Janmashtami
— Devyani Sultania.* The UNESCO on Monday included in its list of World Heritage Sites the Capitol Complex in Chandigarh and a national park in… Read More »Nalanda University Included as UNESCO World Heritage Site
Aravindan Neelakandan* — Introduction Many often object to using the word “Hindu” because it is a term given to us by outsiders. This supposition about… Read More »Vedic-Harrapan Legacy of the Word ‘Hindu’
Mahika Jhangiani. — Culture is a way of life of a group of people. The behaviors, beliefs, values, and symbols that they accept, generally without thinking… Read More »Preserving Hinduism in the U.S: A Reflection on HSC’s Camp at Shanti Mandir
Parth Parihar. — By this point, we’d been wandering dry, dirt-clod fields for nearly an hour, Surya Dev shooting down piercing rays of sunlight on backs that… Read More »Finding Camp, Lost in the Woods: A Reflection on HSC’s Camp at Shanti Mandir