Ten Questions People Ask about Hinduism... and Ten Terrific Answers: Why does Hinduism have so many Gods? Do Hindus believe in reincarnation? What is karma? Why do Hindus worship the cow? Are Hindus idol worshipers? Are Hindus forbidden to eat meat? Do Hindus have a Bible? Why do many Hindus wear a dot near the middle of their forehead? Are the Gods of Hinduism really married? What about caste and untouchability?
The Four Sects of Hinduism: Want to understand the complex history and lineages that constitute Hinduism? Here is a simple and lucid look at the four denominations which define this global faith.
Nine Beliefs of Hinduism: The nine most prominent beliefs of Hinduism.
Four Facts of Hinduism: About karma, reincarnation, dharma and temple worship.
Karma and Reincarnation: An overview of the soul's transmigration through the cycle of birth and death.
God and Gods of Hinduism: Does anyone ever ask you about Hindu Gods? Here are answers.
Ahimsa, the Hindu Ethic of Nonviolence: Exploring noninjury as a way to achieve harmony with our environment, peace between peoples and compassion within ourselves
Glossary of Hindu Terms: Our online A-Z lexicon is a real treasure chest. Just by learning the meaning of important terms in Hinduism, you can give yourself a great education on the world's most ancient faith.
How to Become a Hindu: The history-making work by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami on voluntary. ethical conversion to Hinduism, including chapters on "What is Hinduism?", "What Most Hindus Believe," and Questions and Answers with Gurudeva on Entering Hinduism and the Ethics of Conversion.
Hindu-Christian Point-Counterpoint: Are all religions really one? Read this point-counterpoint and decide for yourself! This is a list of nine parallel aspects of theology from both faiths, e.g., the concept of Hindu liberation is compared with the Christian concept of salvation. A collaboration between the editors of Hinduism Today and the editors of Christianity Today (who wrote every word of the Christian beliefs), this comparison was printed in Christianity Today to give readers a better understanding of Hinduism.
Modern Hindu holiday in December: "Daddy, do we get toys for Christmas, too?" Yuletide is not a Hindu holiday, but we have our own December gift-giving festival called Pancha Ganapati.
Teaching Tools for Parents and Educators: Here you will find more in-depth information about Hinduism: booklets, courses, pamphlets and multimedia presentations for teachers, parents and those exploring Indian spirituality, including educational Insight Sections from Hinduism Today magazine.
