"The Hindu " newspaper, front page, below portion, there was this beautiful article called "Physically Handicapped, but Mentally Tough" with my photograph in it.
the Hindu religion at the time but I do now
The gods, the Hindu gods, reside in the Himalayas, from which the Ganges comes from.
to the Upanishads, these very ancient texts in the Hindu scriptures, the Vedas.
to the "Upanishads," these very ancient texts in the Hindu scriptures, the Vedas.
In the Hindu traditions, that's a picture of the god Vishnu, who's having a dream.
But the part that really struck me was that in order to build the Hindu temple you had to take, usually a rocky spot,
after the Hindu name Ananda which means Bliss and that is what THC mimics and they name the other one much less
So the embodiment I think for women, the Hindu and Buddhist Tantric tradition for embodying the goddess, I find really useful.
And the reason was that I had this obsession about trying to trace the numerals, the Hindu Arabic numerals, and especially the zero.
And the same thing is there in the Hindu tradition.
In the Hindu world, karma yoga is a common thing.
with the -- in the Hindu tradition with the Bhagavad Gita and so on.
In the Hindu traditions, like Ramakrishna of the 19th century and so on.
One of the differences between the Hindu and the Buddhist traditions is in Hinduism, there's an indestructible soul.
So we stood outside the security guard for "The Hindu " newspaper one fine day.
It's called the Hindu shuffle.
here uh in the Hindu Pantheon he called
two piece article in The Hindu and I complimented N.Ram, the editor for The Hindu , for actually raising the debate and I believe we have to look at these issues.
a whole to the Confucian tradition and to the Islamic tradition as well as to to the Hindu and Christian and Jewish and
He was also a great expert in the medieval poetry of the Hindu -Muslim mixed poetry of Kabir, Dadu,
Though it's deeply rooted in the Hindu traditions-- Vedanta is the central philosophy of Hinduism.
Though it's deeply rooted in the Hindu traditions-- Vedanta is the central philosophy of Hinduism--
So we became more attracted to the Hindu community and that part of the Indian community.
I think we still call it the Hindu shuffle.
You can trace it way back to the Hindu mathematicians.
Also, there wasn't the sectarianism that the Hindu too often I was reminded the other day.
And I have picked up a lot of beliefs along the way that actually stem from the Hindu faith and the Buddhist faith
of a 12-year-old Indian-American boy growing up in the Midwest, who thinks he's the reincarnation of Krishnaji, the Hindu god.
It doesn't take huge faith to go from the Hindu view of the universe to humanistic values, or from the Christian view of the universe
The Hindu -Muslim trouble between people of different traditions kind of didn't happen there.
in India dubbed, "The Hindu Bomb," there was the response in Pakistan dubbed, "The Muslim Bomb," there was a, a terrible rampage through Champaign, Illinois and Chicago and Bloomington,
and so there isn't a single God to please the gods are the gods are actually fighting with each other in the Hindu religion um so so that's the first
or or many and so there isn't a single God to please the gods are the gods are actually fighting with each other in the Hindu religion um so so that's the first
because for long years, we were always made to believe that India can grow only at the Hindu rate of growth, which
God, Allah, or whether it's the Hindu tradition, the Yogic tradition, whatever it is-- any day is a good day to die, because death is not a death.
of many aspects of Hinduism but has lately been turned into a kind of mascot of the Hindu
In other words, to live a good life of humanistic values fits in with the Hindu view of what the universe is like.
it really would not matter that there's a few cranky guys hiding out in caves in the Hindu Kush right Assam Bin Laden uh
is now Pakistan in Sind and in fact it was my family came to Singapore because of the partition of India and Pakistan and when the Hindu Cindis uh left
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He would go and have meetings with people, sit around kitchen tables, and tell them about what the Hindu nationalists thought was
And he said a goddess, I guess, from one of these statues, the Hindu goddess Parvati gave him all this information.
He used to say that at night, while he was asleep, one of the Hindu goddesses would write mathematical truths on his tongue that would somehow become absorbed into his brain.