by NHSF | Jan 11, 2018 | HUM News
When we think of a guru we sometimes think of a priest in a mandir or an enlightened person sitting under the tree teaching their disciples. Yogiji Maharaj was far from an ordinary guru: he was a guru who didn’t even want to be called a guru. In the Bochasanwasi...
by NHSF | Nov 8, 2017 | HUM News
How many of us have heard that phrase before, or are even guilty of saying it ourselves? Hindu dharma, or perhaps our own culture, is full of superstitions. Superstitions play a large part in either our grandparents or parents’ generation. They guide decisions such as...
by NHSF | Nov 6, 2017 | HUM News
This article is inspired by the beliefs and traditions in my family. The summer of 2017 allowed me to experience some remarkable places in India, giving me the opportunity to discover more about my country and dharma. One week into my trip, I was taken to the south of...
by NHSF | Nov 5, 2017 | HUM News
One of the core beliefs of Hindu Dharma is the notion of the guru. The guru and guru-shishya relationship is a very unique feature of Hindu Dharma. Since the Upanishadic era, the guru has played a key role in imparting spiritual guidance and knowledge to the disciple....
by NHSF | Aug 16, 2017 | HUM News
As part of our learning events at NHSF Warwick Hindu Society, we hold weekly aartis and discussions on Monday evenings. In early March we had a variety of different students and Jaimal Patel, Vice President & Sabbatical Officer of NHSF, join us to take part in our...
by NHSF | Aug 16, 2017 | HUM News
I’ve never been particularly open about my own feelings, it’s a well-known fact that males between the age of 18 and 45 struggle to open up. It’s taken the death of a course-mate and the admission of depression from one of my best friends for me to realise how much of...
