This story I haven’t revealed to anyone but my wife.
Today I went to my bank to deposit some cash. I am not going to disclose the amount, suffice it to say that it was a decent amount and the bills were in all denominations. I previously counted the money, but the bank teller had to […]
By Deepak Shimkhada
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A Snake is a Snake
By Deepak Shimkhada
Part 1
I suffer from ophidiophobia: the fear […]
Om Parvat, also known as Adi Kailash or Little Kailash in the district of Darchula, Nepal
The Himalaya was nature’s gift to Nepal when, millions of years ago, […]
It’s a perplexing question. I wouldn’t dare to judge the value of say, gold, diamond or something beyond my expertise. I know something about art because I have […]
I neither understand the purpose nor the strategy of my Nepali brothers and sisters who take their protests to the streets. Ever since India allegedly imposed economic sanctions […]
On the evening of Wednesday, November 18th, a candlelight vigil was organized by Claremont School of Theology’s Office of Inter-religious Committee to express sorrow and show solidarity for […]
A new research article on Tantra coauthored by me and Michael Reading has just been published in the latest issue of the International Journal of Dharma Studies. The […]
This year, as every year, the Hindu students of the Claremont Colleges organized a Diwali program at Pomona College on Sunday, November 15. Students from five undergraduate colleges […]
As we do every year, on Friday and Saturday Kanti and I went to the 67thannual Pilgrim Festival in Claremont. The festival takes place every year just before […]
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