Hinduism Today’s Oct 2024 Issue

Jai Ganesha!

As of October 1st, our 4th-quarter 2024 issue of Hinduism Today is available to read online on our Hinduism Today website. You can read the issue in its entirety here.

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Embark on a cultural and spiritual odyssey with the latest issue of Hinduism Today, where every page is infused with the rich heritage and profound teachings of Hinduism. This edition brings to light the grandeur of the little-known Mahasivaratri Festival in Mandi, a unique gathering where 200 deities converge from as many villages, attended by hundreds of thousands of devotees celebrating Siva’s Night with great reverence and joy.

Our 14-page Insight Educational centerpiece (“Visiting a Hindu Temple”) explores the deep significance and proper etiquette of temple worship through a detailed guide designed to enhance your spiritual encounters and understanding of these sacred spaces. Each part of a temple visit is illustrated and explained. A great resource to share with first-time visitors to our temples around the globe.

In a series of thought-provoking articles, Hindu leaders share their insights on integrating spirituality with modern living, offering perspectives that bridge ancient wisdom and contemporary challenges. Our publisher, Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, writes of willpower and concentration, clarifying that our inner life and outer life are more intertwined than we often think.

Discover the unusual history of Siamese Brahmins who perform religious rites for the king of Thailand. There’s an article on the monastic centers in Tamil Nadu that serve as guardians of South Indian Saivism, with stories of how they are modernizing. A US lawyer calls for Dharmic bylaws in the diaspora temples, assuring the welfare of temple priests who are not always treated well, it seems.

Anne Petry and Padma Krishnan team up (photographer and writer) to give us an in-depth look at how cows are treated in India, where they enjoy life as nowhere else. Vanamali Mataji, an 84-year-young sage in Rishikesh, gives us a master class on the sacredness of women. Plus, there are articles on the benefits of turmeric, one woman’s journey into Hindu chaplaincy, “Digital Tools for a Spiritual Life,” how parents can inspire their kids by example, and more.

The popular Quotes & Quips section is rich with humor, cartoons, and sagely sayings; Global Dharma explores mini-stories from around the world. It’s a rich issue, with something for everyone.

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