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The Rubin Museum screens The Bhagavad Gita
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sheetal
Yesterday, I attended a screening of a documentary entitled The Bhagavad Gita at the Rubin Museum in NYC. Perhaps it’s the years of reading distorted descriptions about Hinduism and its texts that tend to make me weary of these types of efforts, but I decided to hop on the subway and view the documentary. Plus,…
Comments from India on yoga in the West
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sheetal
Acknowledging the “outpouring of criticism” the Broad yoga piece received, the New York Times’ India blog published a nice blurb earlier today, taking stock of some of the reactions in India to yoga in the West. The last quote by Nivedita Joshi is spot on: http://india.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/17/the-great-yoga-divide/?src=rechp
How Poor Analysis Can Wreck Your Yoga
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sheetal
I’d like to thank the The New York Times for continuing to fuel the relevancy of the Hindu American Foundation’s Take Back Yoga campaign. The latest piece in the Times Magazine, “How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body” by William Broad, just adds more fodder to the campaign. Broad’s latest has naturally upset many in the…
Hindus, bindis, and cows in a car in Buenos Aires
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sheetal
I recently returned from an amazing five days in sunny Buenos Aires. Both the city and its denizens are charming, warm, and welcoming. As my husband and I strolled through the various neighborhoods, we found that Buenos Aires magically blended the best of Paris, Barcelona, Athens, and Mumbai. In addition to trying some fabulous bottles…
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