From the October/November/December issue of Hinduism Today Magazine:
“The entire world entered a challenging new era in December, 2019, when the first human cases of Covid-19 were identified in Wuhan, China. In the two and a half years since then, the lives of virtually every human being were touched by lockdowns, economic hardships, health issues and loss of loved ones. With the pandemic still with us, global citizens now face another avalanche of difficulties provoked by Russia’s war on Ukraine. The greatest military conflict in Europe since WWII, it has further disrupted the world’s supply chains and contributed to soaring prices, as well as severe shortages of food and fuel in many countries. These hardships have become so dire that people in poor nations are demonstrating in the streets, hoping a new government will be voted in and improve conditions for the populace. Financial markets are in turmoil, recovery of the global economy is in doubt and Europe is experiencing the most severe humanitarian crisis it has seen in decades.”

Satguru’s recent Publisher’s Desk Editorial from Hinduism Today’s July 2022 issue

“A common perspective regarding ­major challenges is that we would prefer life without them. Why would anyone want to face all these difficult times, to regularly wake up in the morning and be seriously challenged by life? My guru, Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, held a different perspective. He stated, “This is why we are born on this planet, to evolve through challenges. We are here for no other reason.“ What Gurudeva was telling us is that it is actually by living through karmas and thereby gaining better control over our instinctive and intellectual natures that we progress spiritually…”

Aum Namah Sivaya,
Today we received this latest issue of Hinduism Today Magazine in the Russian Language. It has been lovingly crafted to accommodate a transformation into the more lengthy Cyrillic text by Dinanatha and his team. You can download it here: www.hinduismtoday.com

Along with this issue, Dinanatha includes this short message:

Dear Sadasivanathaswami, Satguru and Kauai Aadheenam,

I am pleased to announce that in these difficult times in the world and in Russia, in particular, by the grace of Lord Shiva and our beloved Gurudeva, we continue to work for the benefit of Shaiva Siddhanta and Sanatana Dharma. The new Russian version of the magazine “Hinduism Today” has been published…
Jai Jai

With kind regards,
Dinanatha B.
OM NAMAH SHIVAYA!

the issue’s Gatefold


Satguru’s Publisher’s Desk Article


Pages from the Educational Insight section

Jai Ganesha!

Hinduism Today Magazine’s April/May/June, 2022 issue is now available online free of charge at www.hinduismtoday.com.

Explore the articles:

• The Wondrous Wood Temples of Tons Valley
• Seven Dimensions of the Mind
• Tolerance: A Hindu Viewpoint
• Quotes & Quips Apr-2022
• The Future of Hindu Matchmaking
• Performing Sandhya Vandanam
• Diwali Days East & West
• My Trip into Young Hindu-American Minds
• Surviving College as a Hindu
• From The Upanishads: Dwelling in the Heart of All
• Intermittent Fasting
• The World is One Family
• Diabetes: Part Two
• India’s Educational Heritage
• Digital Dharma
• Global Dharma
• Letters to the Editors

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami presents his Publisher’s Desk Editorial from the latest issue of Hinduism Today Magazine.
“In a world mired in stubborn opinion, bigotry and callousness, it is important to reflect on ideals that can be an antidote.  World populations are experiencing ever-increasing diversity in their interpersonal and international interactions. This is due to freer immigration and refugee movements, global travel and, perhaps most significantly, increased Internet exposure to other religions, cultures, belief structures and ethnicities…”

Aum Namah Sivaya
Happy New year!

Today, Hinduism Today’s Jan/Feb/Mar, 2022 Issue is Released!
You can read in online here: hinduismtoday.com/category/magazine/jan-feb-mar-2022/

An advance look at a coming photo feature in Hinduism Today showcasing the temples of Jaunsar-Bawar Uttrakhand region of the Himalayas. Most of these temples are dedicated to the Deity Mahasu, a form of Siva. Photos by Dev Raj Agarwal

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami presents his January/February/March, 2022, Publisher's Desk Editorial from Hinduism Today Magazine.
"The Upanishads are clear, man is not man, man is God. But actually encountering that amazing reality takes work"