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Exhibition places spotlight on Hinduism - The Northern Echo Fri, 24 May 2013 17:13:07 GMT
Think of yoga as Hinduism's gift to humanity - The Tennessean Sun, 12 May 2013 08:32:41 GMT
Hinduism and Christianity - SpeakingTree (blog) Mon, 20 May 2013 16:21:25 GMT
Hinduism, Buddhism and.. Money? Everyday Enlightenment - Huffington Post Wed, 08 May 2013 15:59:58 GMT
Hinduism and Depression - Patheos (blog) Thu, 16 May 2013 11:29:59 GMT
Who Owns Hinduism? - Huffington Post (blog) Thu, 02 May 2013 15:59:19 GMT
Hinduism in the spotlight at Durham museum - The Northern Echo Fri, 17 May 2013 13:31:46 GMT
Controversy queen converted to Hinduism but couldn't marry - Daily Bhaskar Sun, 19 May 2013 18:51:35 GMT
What is the real threat to Hinduism? - Free Malaysia Today Tue, 30 Apr 2013 00:26:38 GMT
Status of women in Hinduism - SpeakingTree (blog) Tue, 14 May 2013 13:36:00 GMT
Articles On Hinduism Hinduism and the God of Death The importance and symbolic significance of death in Hinduism. Why this knowledge may change your thinking and outlook. The Four Feet of Wisdom, Part One Four feet of wisdom Four simple, free and easy means to cultivate knowledge, wisdom and awareness to grow mentally, intellectually and spiritually. Find Your Inner Guru, the Truth Inside You There is a mirror inside you which reflects and reveals the truth. It is your true inner guru. Find it and follow it. What is Your Natural State of Mind? What is your natural state of mind? How you can you regain peace and equanimity which are your natural states with the help of yoga? The Essential Purpose of a Religion A Hindu Perspective What is the purpose of religion? Why a Hindu should practice religion, go to a temple or pray to God? Is religion necessary?. If Peace Is All You Want If you want peace, you must seek it with all seriousness. Are you serious about having peace? Extraterrestrial Life, Genetic Engineering and The Future of Hinduism How Hinduism will cope with the emerging scientific discoveries in the apocalyptic age of planetary search, space exploration and genetic engineering. Panca Darsanas - The Five Means of Knowledge and Wisdom TThis article explains five means by which we may acquire knowledge and wisdom.. Child Death in a Hindu Family This article explains briefly, how child death is viewed in Hinduism and handled by members of a Hindu family. Panca Darsanas - The Five Means of Knowledge and Wisdom This article explains five means by which we may acquire knowledge and wisdom. A Cosmic Prophecy - The Rise of the Asuras The author makes a prediction about the future of mankind based upon the modern scientific theories of Evolution. What happens if Nature prevails and humanity fails? Knowing Atman, the Imperishable Self in Seven parts Knowing Atman, the imperishable Self, a Guide to Self-realization based upon the teachings of the Upanishads in seven parts. A must read for the spiritually awakened What is Jnana or Knowledge? Free Knowledge and Cheap Knowledge Find answers to what is knowledge, is knowledge a function of memory, what happens when knowledge becomes cheap and what is knowing without knowing. A Conventional Approach To Deal With Conversions And Caste System There is a lot of confusion among people, and even scholars as to what is citta, which is also spelled as chitta. Roughly speaking citta or chitta means consciousness. But what type of consciousness we are speaking here? A Conventional Approach To Deal With Conversions And Caste System A keen observer of human behavior will notice instantly how pervasive caste system is in Hindu society and how closely it shapes the destiny of each individual. In politics, sports , and almost in every profession and institution, you can trace the influence of caste system. Even educational institutions are not free from this malady. Teachers and students alike align themselves into caste based groups and indulge in campus politics. Displaced Anger - Expecting the Impoosible Protesting is a way of life in India. When a disturbing event happens, people swing into action and protest. Newspapers and cable channels run their 24/7 course and keep presenting and representing the same visuals and news to keep the viewers busy, engaged, and emotionally charged. For a few days there will be demonstrations, processions and violent incidents. People and politicians alike demand apologies, explanations, resignations and change of laws and rules. There will be transfers and suspension of responsible officials, shouts in parliaments and dharnas in the streets. Commercial Hinduism - Degradation of our Gods and Goddesses In India, Hinduism is denigrated systematically by various social groups, institutions, political parties, ideologies and irreverent critics. Prominent among them is the Indian Television industry itself, which uses Hinduism to exploit Hindu sentiments without any consideration for the values the tradition upholds. Many television serials are produced, depicting Hindu themes and stories from the epics and the Puranas, in the country by people who have little knowledge of Hinduism and scant respect for its tenets. Symbolism of the Body in Hindu Scriptures FThe most common word used to refer to the body in Sanskrit is deha or deham. De means to protect and aham means the Self. Deham, thus, means that which protects an individual Self. The physical body not only protects the Self but also assists it in various ways during its continuation upon earth as a bound soul (baddha). The alternative word in Sanskrit for the body is sarira, which also means body, probably coined from the root word, sarah, meaning five, to denote its composition of five elements. Lessons from the Katha Upanishad - Part 1 The Katha Upanishad is an important conversation between Naciketas, a young man and Yama, the Lord of Death. According to the Upanishad, Naciketas was sacrificed by his father Vajasravas in a fit of anger and upon dying, he went to the world of Yama and waited there for three days. When Lord Yama came to know about this, he felt greatly concerned as he made a pious Brahmana boy, pure and innocent, wait in his house for three days without receiving the honors due to a house guest. Lord Yama did not consider Naciketas a sinner, but a pious soul worthy of honor and respect.
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