Hinduism Today Quarterly Update in Progress
We are teaching monastic Aspirant Brahmachari Kodiswara how to turn the current July/August/September Hinduism Today printed issue into online articles at hinduismtoday.com.
He re-sizes all the images for quicker viewing, uploads them to our WordPress Media Library, then copies the article text and photo captions from Adobe IndDesign into new posts in WordPress. He formats the headers etc. to look similar to the printed article. The posts are scheduled to publish one after the other in the early morning of July 1st.
Kodiswara is a very quick learner and finished it within a few days.
God of Love
Publisher’s Desk – Worship in the Home
Satguru’s latest Publisher’s Desk editorial, from the January/February/March, 2024 issue of Hinduism Today Magazine. Read the full magazine online here.
Merit, Demerit and Liberation
Aum Namah Sivaya
Please enjoy this video version of Satguru’s January 2024 Publisher’s Editorial from Hinduism Today Magazine. You can read the article or explore more from our latest issue here. Aum.
Felicitation of Hinduism Today Magazine at Bangkok Congress
Publisher’s Desk – What is Spiritual Unfoldment
Satguru's recent Publisher's Desk editorial from the October/November/December, 2023 edition of Hinduism Today Magazine.
Merit Demerit and Liberation
Aum Namah Sivaya
We hope you enjoy this early look at Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami's Publisher's Desk Editorial from the July/August/September, 2023 edition of Hinduism Today Magazine.
Publisher’s Desk – Virtual Reality
Satguru's latest Publisher's Desk editorial, from the April/May/June, 2023 issue of Hinduism Today Magazine
"It’s no secret that today’s youth have a deeper interest in all things digital than previous generations. As digital experience proliferates and grows more realistic and compelling, it is entirely possible that its proper use could serve to deepen the younger generations’ understanding of and interest in Hinduism’s perspective of the Deities and inner worlds. I have asked, “Can the experience of non-physical digital worlds help youth understand and appreciate the non-physical spiritual worlds?” To explore this, we need to look at the major digital trends..."
New Artwork Collection on Hamsa – Guru & Shishya
Aum Namah Sivaya
Today we bring you a new collection of artwork accessible on HAMSA - Himalayan Academy's Museum of Spiritual Art. The work was done by Maniam Selvan, an Artist from Chennai who has done work for Hinduism Today magazine in the past.
The the recent April/May/June, 2023 edition of Hinduism Today, Mase (as Maniam is known) created 8 canvases to help explore the genius of India’s Guru-Shishya system of spiritual training and transmission, through the magazine's Educational Insight Section which will be available online March 1st. To see the full collection, click the image below.
"Passing on the Power" In Ardhanarishvara’s presence, we see the important transmission of spiritual knowledge and realization down through history, a power shown as a white light that radiates the same purity from one satguru to another. The gurus differ in many ways, but the light they have is the same in all ages
Guru Day
In an interesting conjunction of seemingly unrelated events, today was the 292nd Pada Puja held each Chittra nakshatra for Gurudeva's Grand Departure, 7,997 days ago. And the Insight for this next issue of Hinduism Today magazine is being printed in the Midwest, the April/May/June 2023 issue, which explores in depth India's genius system of spiritual training, the Guru-Shishya relationship. The art for this feature was done by Maniam Selven of Chennai, in his inimitable South Indian style, inherited from his renowned father.
In shrine rooms all over the world Gurudeva's shishyas are celebrating him, his life and mission and giving offerings in thanks for the light and insight he brought into their lives. Thank you, Gurudeva!
From Our Gurus' Teachings
Archives are now available through 2001. Light colored days have no posts. 1998-2001 coming later.