Three-day intensive workshop with renowned yoga master Swami Vishnudevananda covering advanced asanas and pranayama.
Fragrant basmati rice cooked with mixed vegetables and aromatic spices.
View RecipeThe preserver god in the Trimurti, known for his avatars like Krishna and Rama.
The destroyer god in the Trimurti, associated with meditation and the cosmic dance.
Goddess of knowledge, music, arts, and learning.
The warrior goddess who fights evil and protects the universe.
Hinduism and Buddhism share many philosophical concepts, including karma, dharma, and moksha/nirvana. Many Hindus incorporate Buddhist meditation practices, while Buddhists in India often participate in Hindu festivals. The two traditions can complement each other beautifully.
While there are theological differences, many Hindus and Christians find common ground in ethical teachings and the importance of love and compassion. Some Christians appreciate Hindu meditation techniques, while Hindus may admire Christ's teachings without necessarily converting.
Hinduism shares with pagan paths a reverence for nature, multiple deities, and cyclical time. Many pagan practitioners find Hindu rituals and deity worship familiar and compatible with their own practices. The emphasis on personal spiritual experience in both traditions allows for syncretism.
No, Hinduism is a universal philosophy and way of life that welcomes people of all ethnic backgrounds. While it originated in India, its spiritual teachings are applicable to all humanity.
While many Hindus are vegetarian due to the principle of ahimsa (non-violence), it's not an absolute requirement. Dietary practices vary among individuals and communities within Hinduism.
Absolutely. While yoga has roots in Hindu philosophy, its physical and mental benefits are universal. Many people practice yoga purely for health and wellness without any religious affiliation.
You can join by attending our events, participating in our programs, or filling out the membership form on our website. All are welcome regardless of background or level of knowledge about Hinduism.
Whether you're new to Hindu philosophy or have been practicing for years, we welcome you to join our growing community. Experience the benefits of meditation, yoga, and spiritual fellowship.
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