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Academic Approach Versus Vedic Approach : Part 2

Academic Approach Versus Vedic Approach : Part 2

Second part: the role of Christianity In the previous section of the article, we analyzed how in post-Vedic times (after the beginning of the Kali yuga) the cultivation of Knowledge according to the Vedic system became subject to distortion because of the Buddhist movement, and how this development affected the distribution of education in the [...]

July 10, 2013 Mataji Parama Karuna Devi Analysis/Insights 0

Hindu Seva or Christian Charity ?

Hindu Seva or Christian Charity ?

This is the richest and most powerful nation on earth, arguably the most successful society ever. Yet as Panorama revealed children go to school, hungry as their parents are forced to rely on free food handouts or eat rats. People live in drains literally beneath the glitzy glamour of Las Vegas . An operation for [...]

July 8, 2013 Ranbir Singh Analysis/Insights, Archives, World Focus 0

Is Yoga Hindu? The court verdict

Is Yoga Hindu? The court verdict

A county judge in San Diego CA has ruled that yoga is not always religious (Washington Post, 2 July 2013). Parents in a San Diego school district had complained that yoga is intrinsically intertwined with the Hindu religion and that its practice in a public school setting violates the constitutional separation of church and state. [...]

July 7, 2013 Dr Koenraad Elst Archives, Spirituality/Culture 0

Hinduism, Hitler’s mother?

Hinduism, Hitler’s mother?

A Contention often heard in (indian) secularist circles, is that this Hindu revivalism is a form of Hindu fascism. Specifically, a BJP in power would soon reveal itself to be a Nazi government– but then it would be too late. I will not bother about quoting all the people who have made such allegations (there [...]

July 6, 2013 Dr Koenraad Elst Analysis/Insights 0

Hindu month in California and the lessons from the textbook controversy

Hindu month in California and the lessons from the textbook controversy

Already the younger generation asks what the California textbook affair was. Now that California has been endowed with a Hindu awareness month (in a resolution co-authored by the Hindu American Foundation, , the first one scheduled for this coming October, Hindus are enthusiastic that they will be able to show off their culture. But past [...]

June 29, 2013 Dr Koenraad Elst Analysis/Insights 1

Academic Approach Versus Vedic Approach : Part 1

Academic Approach Versus Vedic Approach : Part 1

The Role of Buddhism The name “Veda” literally means “knowledge”, and derives from the root vid, “to know”. Thus, when we speak of Vedic culture, we refer to a tradition that honors knowledge as the very foundation of everything and the solution to all problems and needs. Until rather recently – in the times of [...]

June 25, 2013 Mataji Parama Karuna Devi Analysis/Insights, World Focus 1

A French Journalist’s letter to LK.Advani

A French Journalist’s letter to LK.Advani

Dear Mr Advani When I started reporting in India in the early eighties, I had the same ideas as most western journalists : secularism, as practiced by Jawarlahal Nehru, was the best policy for India, given its caste and religion differences; Islam was a peaceful religion; and there were also Hindu fanatics. But, dear Mr [...]

June 14, 2013 HHR Analysis/Insights 0

The Church, Indian Secularism or Valhalla ?

The Church, Indian Secularism or Valhalla ?

In western developed countries the very idea of Christianity standing up for secularism would be laughed off as part of some stand-up comedy act. But in India this is in fact the macabre reality. Here the Church claims to be standing up for secular ideas against the threat of Hinduism. This should really come as [...]

June 7, 2013 Ranbir Singh Analysis/Insights 1

The Problem of Christian Missionaries and the Sangh Parivar

The Problem of Christian Missionaries and the Sangh Parivar

I was raised as a Roman Catholic in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium, which was for centuries a Catholic frontline region against Protestant Holland and Masonic-secularist France, and a top-ranking provider of missionaries. One of my uncles is a missionary in Brazil, another was a parish priest in Antwerp until his death. We were [...]

June 4, 2013 Dr Koenraad Elst Analysis/Insights 0

Return of the Pagans

Return of the Pagans

Once human beings communed freely with the forces of nature. They felt a spirit in every hill or vale. They saw a Divine face in the Sun and the Moon. They felt a consciousness in the mountains, trees and clouds. They recited poetry, performed rituals, and had  profound meditations on the sacred world order, which [...]

June 3, 2013 Vamadev Shastri Indigenous/Pagan Voice 1
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