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Pastor explains NAMASTE better than some Hindus!
Dhanyawad!
Thank You
for Visiting
hindus Awake!
Namaste! Swagatam! Welcome! Our Vision of Hinduism is of a United ONE transcending self-imposed sampradayic boundaries & of promoting Spirituality through the principles of Hinduism and Sanatan Dharma - Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah - hindus Awake!
Sanatan Hindu Dharma, known to the world as Hinduism, is a vast ocean of treasure that allows a seeker to take a meaningful plunge into the realm of spirituality to discover one's self and, in doing so, gain a better understanding of the Supreme. Hinduism is often misunderstood and misinterpreted not just by non-Hindus but also by Hindus as well. Our aim is to present the basic concepts of Hinduism that explore the "whys" not necessarily the "whats" in a series of books written by me in a simple and easy to read conversational style of English. It is high time every Hindu stood up AS A Hindu, rising above sampraday, guru, the name of the Supreme, and so on, and spoke with ONE decisive and collective Hindu voice. My name is Deepak, and I am a proud Sanatani Hindu. hindus Awake!
Namaste!
Swagatam!
Welcome!
Our Vision of Hinduism is of a United ONE transcending sampradayic boundaries
&
of promoting Spirituality through the principles of Hinduism
and
Sanatan Dharma
Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah -
hindus Awake!
We Are All Hindus Now By Lisa Miller, 08-17-2009 23:44 Published in : Sourced, Newsweek |
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The book signing and discussion event at the Barnes and Noble Bookstore in First Colony Sugar Land for Dr. Deepak Kotecha, author of the recently released book "hindus Awake!" on January 24, 2009, was a great success! This was featured on TV Asia, and Barnes & Noble has invited Deepak back again due to the great success! To see the interview, click here to follow this link |
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ARE Hindus becoming more and more BRAZEN and discompassionate? The sad decline of moral and ethical principles and sentiments form the basis of this beautiful short story in Gujarati by Dr. Jayant Mehta, "Kamuben," a worthwile read for every desi. Many parallels can be drawn, and one is the modern-day conversion of disadvantaged Hindus out of Hindu dharma. Should we be surprised? Should we remain complacent? Our thanks to Uttam Gajar for bringing this story to us. Read this story! KAMUBEN