Hinduism Today Makes Russian Issue

It's true, the first complete edition of our flagship magazine, Hinduism Today, has been published in the Russian language. It makes the international magazine potentially available to 166 million native speakers in that noble nation. Many do not know that a serious group of academics, and many non-scholarly citizens, regard Saivism as the original spiritual path in Russia, and they point to ancient Sivalingams and place of worship, and to philosophical footprints in history. Yesterday we received the second photo in the post from our Moscow editor Dinanatha Bodhiswami. It shows him at the famed French Institute in Pondicherry officially handing over the magazine to the experts there.

It took an immense effort and great teamwork to produce this edition, and an artistic eye to preserve the graphic sophistication and typography (nevermind making it all fit!). Congratulations to all who participated. Gurudeva would be thrilled to see this, and would offer his prayerful blessings that the magazine will continue for years to come in this newest incarnation. If you know someone who speaks the language, you can invite them to download the entire edition from this Dropbox link.

The cover of the October, 2017, issue

Dinanatha, far right, at the French Institute. Dinanatha writes, \"Left to right, Dubyanskiy A. M. Leading Russian Indologist-Dravidologist, expert on the history of Tamil literature, Candidate of Philology, Associate Professor of ISAA at Moscow State University and IVKA of RSUH; Ms. Anurupa Nayak, Head Library and Publication Division of the French Institute of Pondicherry; Vecherina P. Candidate of historical science, Docent of the Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences; Dinanatha Bodhisvami (Dmitry Borzunov) Editor in Chief of Russian Edition of Hinduism Today magazine. Once again we express gratitude to Ms. Anurupa Nayak for her warm welcome!\"

Sikkhim article

And the amazing great wall of India

The plant based diet article opening spread

An ad for Gurudeva\

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