“The Death of Vishnu,” by Manil Suri. W. W. Norton. 295 pages. $24.95. The fad for fiction from India by Indian writers beats on, the latest example being “The Death of Vishnu,&#8… ...

If you could stand at the edge of the cosmic ocean, you might see Him: Lord Vishnu, the Preserver of worlds, reclining ...

The world is loud. Everyone’s doing something. Hustling, fixing, scrolling, reacting, achieving. We are constantly told that if we stop, even for a moment, we’ll fall behind. That doing nothing is ...

In Hinduism, when the world has reached the point of becoming unbalanced, that is, injustice becomes void of accountability; ...

Salutations to Shiva, and to the One even more auspicious than the most auspicious.Sri Rudram, Yajurveda When life asks us to ...

In a story that challenges the very idea of reverence, ancient scriptures tell us how Bhrigu Rishi, a great sage once kicked ...

The Trimurti mean Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, is not just a conceptual metaphor, but a metaphysical reality found in Hindu ...

It isn't every day that a museum devotes an entire exhibition to the Hindu god Vishnu—and little wonder. While fellow deity Shiva dances the world into oblivion and back, Vishnu stands perfectly ...

A Path to Inner and Outer Harmony For thousands of years, people across India and beyond have turned to the Vishnu ...