Search For The Divinity Within
Author: Unknown Sourced from: Dr. Surya It is an old legend from our scriptures. There was a time when we human beings were gods too. But we misused our divinity… Read more »
Tag Archives: Center for Pluralism
What a joy it is to officiate interfaith weddings
2 people from different faiths, races, culture and other uniqueness coming together to celebrate harmony. There is hope for America to see kids from every race, ethnicity and cultures dancing… Read more »
Dilip Kumar on India’s Pluralistic Ethos
What a joy it is to hear from Dilip Saheb about the pluralistic ethos of our great nation I jumped at it for I have written, something similar a few… Read more »
India’s Pluralistic Ethos
Preface: This is one of the most comprehensive articles on Pluralism. I have written fairly similar articles. It is an article on pluralism. ie. If we can learn to respect… Read more »
Harry and Megan Wedding Ceremony
As a wedding officiant, I cherish this, and it is very similar to my proceedings, prepared with input from the couples. Each wedding is different, as I have officiated Christian-Hindu,… Read more »
A CLIP FROM THE FILM BROKEN ARROW (1950)
It is the story of the difficulties of integrating a white man with the Apache, as he sees the otherness of the other. Indeed, it is the struggle of all… Read more »
2 Sikh Girls Allegedly Converted In J&K; SAD Protests, Demands Interfaith Marriage Law
The double case of forceful conversion has led to an uproar within the Sikh community which has been demanding a law on the lines of those implemented in UP ByJitesh… Read more »
My Child Learned He Was ‘low caste’ From A School Textbook: An American Shudra Story
The article follows the preface by Mike Ghouse. Our textbooks should not teach about the caste system, even though it is a practice with a few Indians and India. Our… Read more »
Muslims In America
Did you know a Muslim is running for the President of France? Did you know Muhammad’s (pbuh) name was inscribed on rocks in Nevada and California in the 7th Century?… Read more »
The Forgotten Jew
By David Harris The article follows a preface by Mike Ghouse The following article “Letter from a forgotten Jew” is worth reading for Indian Muslims in conjunction with the article… Read more »