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My Road to Hinduism by Vincent Bruno

My Road to Hinduism by Vincent Bruno

While In ‘secular ‘ India Hinduism is often portrayed as being backward, irrational , anti woman and is ridiculed as an obstacle standing in the way of progress. Where the ‘progressive’ West is shown to be the standard template to copy and follow. But meanwhile in the real West Hinduism is on the rapid rise. [...]

April 19, 2013 HHR Archives, HHR Videos, Spirituality/Culture 0

The Divine Dance of Shiva

The Divine Dance of Shiva

Who is Shiva? And what is the meaning of the shivalinga, Shiva’s symbol or icon? Who is Parvati? Why do people go on pilgrimage to places like the Amaranath cave in Kashmir? What is the relationship between Shiva and Vishnu? What is the meaning of Shiva’s dance? In the Vedic way God, or Brahman, is [...]

April 14, 2013 HHR Understanding hinduism 0

India becomes main world beef exporter probably in 2013

India becomes main world beef exporter probably in 2013

While the mantle of the world largest beef exporting nation has traditionally been a three-way race between Australia, Brazil and the US, 2012 has seen India race ahead of the pack, with expectations for Indian beef exports to grow again in 2013  Indian lean and low priced beef is marketed mainly in the Middle East, [...]

April 14, 2013 HHR India 0

Brahman is not ‘God’

Brahman is not ‘God’

Let us look at what Hinduism holds to be the Absolute. The ultimate goal and Absolute of Hinduism is termed “Brahman” in Sanskrit. The word comes from the Sanskrit verb root brh, meaning “to grow”. Etymologically, the term means “that which grows” (brhati) and “which causes to grow” (brhmayati). Brahman, as understood by the scriptures [...]

April 12, 2013 HHR Understanding hinduism 0

Raising a Hindu Kid in New York

Raising a Hindu Kid in New York

 Note. Personally cant really see any problem when most of the HHR team are all born in the West and are not only proud Hindus but Hindu activists as well ) How do you teach your children about religion, particularly your own? Are the parents responsible for this vital task, or should they call in [...]

April 10, 2013 HHR Analysis/Insights, News updates 0

Brain & Consciousness: Neuroscience Aligns with Vedic Wisdom

Brain & Consciousness: Neuroscience Aligns with Vedic Wisdom

Guest speakers discuss the following questions: What can we understand about the layers of the mind? “Who” is the thinker? Is consciousness located in a specific part of the brain? How do some of the latest findings about the brain connect with the Vedic Tradition? Talk 1 : Dr. Karen Shanor Ph.D., Clinical and Neuropsychologist, [...]

April 3, 2013 HHR HHR Videos, Hinduism and the World of Science 0

The Slow Murder of Mother Ganga

The Slow Murder of Mother Ganga

IN THE upper reaches of the Ganga, numerous hydel projects threaten the river’s ecosystem. And in the plains, as the river flows through the states of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal, a toxic mix of untreated sewage, discarded garbage, agricultural run-off and industrial waste flow unabated into it. Hindus regard the Ganga water [...]

April 1, 2013 HHR Analysis/Insights, HHR Videos 2

Pagan Origins of Easter

Pagan Origins of Easter

The older European and pre-European holiday traditions were not based upon claimed religious phenomenon, but rather upon the seasonal characteristics of nature. The ancient traditions were founded by people who were highly aware of seasonal change and arranged their lives and festivities around them accordingly, explicitly marking the spring and fall equinoxes as well as [...]

March 29, 2013 HHR Indigenous/Pagan Voice 2

The Wharton brouhaha: Let’s get the facts on Modi right

The Wharton brouhaha: Let’s get the facts on Modi right

The allegation that the chief minister of Gujarat did nothing to prevent a ‘series of orchestrated riots’ in 2001 is indeed serious. This needs some deliberation and analysis since this has been the most frequently made charge against Modi, says Colonel (retd) Anil Athale. Just when one thought that enough ink has been spilled on [...]

March 27, 2013 HHR Analysis/Insights 0

Two Muslim students win all 3 Sanskrit medals in Gujarat University

Two Muslim students win all 3 Sanskrit medals in Gujarat University

Defying stereotypes, a Muslim boy and girl have bagged all three medals instituted for the BA course in the ancient Indian language by the Gujarat University. Two of the medals for Sanskrit were won by Taiyab Sheikh, a student of Y S Arts and Commerce college in Devgadh Baria in Panchmahals district. The third went [...]

March 20, 2013 HHR India, News updates 0
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