Pages and links about India, Hinduism and Yoga
Having been involved in the practice of yoga for the past 40 years, this is a list of pages that I have written on yoga, Hinduism and history.
As I have written elsewhere, the practices of yoga lead to a place of unity or oneness with the creative principal, also referred to as enlightenment. This enlightenment or self-realisation is the ultimate reality available in this lifetime and it is from this perspective that Hindu civilisation was created to create a sustainable and harmonious life not only for people, but all living things.
- Essentials of Hindutva – by V.D. Savarkar and commentary
- Tears for Mother
The tragedy of the patriarchal society - What is Religion?
A brief look at religions - The Failure of Modern Religions
Because they disregard the nature of life. - Life’s Foundations
What is reality and the differences between East and West. - Belief or Knowledge
A look at belief and reality comparing Hinduism and Abrahamic faiths - The Mother of Nations
A brief history of India as the worlds first civilisation. - India
As a tourist destination. - The Potential of Hinduism
A way of living that supports life and our interdependence with nature that will harmonise life and ensure our continued existence - India and Hinduism
- India Awakes
A return to yoga and ancient traditions supported by PM Modi - Hindu and Hinduism
A meaning of the words that Hindu is a geography and Hinduism a way of life. - Hindu Myths and Facts
What is Real and What is False? An overview of Hindu mythology and the role of the gods. - To Preserve Life on Earth, we must Preserve India
As the worlds oldest civilisation, there is much the world can learn in order to become sustainable. - Hindus Must Unite
The need to overcome political divisions and destructive western influence. - What is Hinduism?
A historical overview. - Why is Yoga a Science?
And Hinduism not a religion? - Could You become a Hindu?
If you want to suffer less and be happier, this is a good lifestyle choice. - Dharma
Living in accord with nature so that the laws of nature can be perceived. - The Importance of Meditation
- Bharata Natyam Dance
One of the sacred arts of India - Mantra
A tool to transcend your suffering - The Courtship of Shiva and Parvati
- India’s Caste System
A transfer of the class system of the EU and US - The cause of suffering
Ignorance as Buddha explained - The Future of Medicine
With yoga and Ayurveda - Marriage by love or arrangement?
- The Gotra System
The Hindu use of Genetic knowledge to arrange marriages and build a healthy population. - Hinduism in Cambodia
Hinduism before Buddhism and Christianity - Sanatana Dharma in Bali
Hinduism before Buddhism and Christianity - Mother India
The worlds first civilisation - Ayurveda
The medical system of India that addresses the root of suffering - Taj Mahal
The history and travel info - Re-Organising The World
an article on the Yuga Cycle and approaching history - The worlds first universities
An overview of India’s ancient universities. - Yoga Day 2015
- Yoga Day 2016
- Indian Links
- High Commission of India 180, Molesworth St, PO Box 4045, Wellington, NZ 6015 Ph 04-4736390
- Narendra Modi FB
- Rajiv Malhorta
- Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev
- NZ Hindu Council
- Western Hindu FB
- Thiru Subramaniam Temple of Auckland 41, Stanhope Rd, Ellerslie, Auckland, NZ 1005 Ph 09-2638854
- Bharatiya Mandir 252-254, Balmoral Rd Balmoral, Auckland, NZ 1003 Ph 09-8462677
- Radha Krishna Temple 145, New North Rd, Eden Terrace, Auckland, NZ 1003 Ph 09-3794463
- Ram Krishna Mandir 25-27, Onslow Rd, Papatoetoe, Auckland, NZ 1701 Ph 09-2786341
- Wake Up India
- Narendra Modi Fan Club
- Indian Weekender NZ
- Indian Social Club Christchurch
- Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh – Has the supreme goal is to bring to life the all-round glory and greatness of our Hindu Rashtra
Hi , Hindutva, or “Hinduness” is a term thought to have been popularised by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar in 1923 as a predominant form of Hindu nationalism in India. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) adopted it as its official ideology in 1989. But whatever the name, India really needs this right now because its knowledge and wisdom is being watered down and replaced by market capitalism