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Date:	1/7/07 - 4:59 PM
Name:	Oma Sunkara
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Location:	New York, USA.
Comments:	I am of Indian decent born in the West Indies. I must say how very impressed I am with this website. I find it very informative and I passed it along to many others, including my children who also benefit from it. Thank You for your service. (Editor's Note: Thank you very much for your support in spreading information about this web site. Warm regards).

Date:	1/6/07 - 1:02 PM
Name:	Subhash Chandra
Site:
Location:	Doha-Qatar.
Comments:	An admirable attempt to provide a fairly good preliminary background of our rich heritage. I appreciate this.

Date:	1/6/07 - 3:43 AM
Name:	A. G. Swamy
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Location:	India.
Comments:	Today I just happened to reach your website at last, which is a gold mine for all Hindus. This website is very unique to other Hindu websites as this covers all sorts of information about Hinduism. Conversion is a big threat to Hindus from Christians and today even Himachal Pradesh Government run by Congress Party enforced anti-conversion law in State ignoring Sonia Gandhi’s instruction not to introduce in Congress ruled states. This shows everyone now has started to realize the danger to Hinduism. Thanks once again for your hard work to compile all this information in this website. Regards. (Editor’s Note: Thank you for your much for your fine sentiments regarding this website. Conversion is a dreadful intrusion and is therefore a destructive force into India’s religious landscape. It is nothing but a Spiritual imperialism unleashed by the West to undermine, weaken and to threaten ancient Hindu traditions. All other Ancient nature-based Global traditions have succumbed to the onslaught of these very ‘aggressive religions’ in the past. Hopefully, we Hindus will overcome these grave dangers that threaten our very existence. As Mahatma Gandhi has said: "I am a Hindu because it is Hinduism which makes the world worth living" and in his very own words, “Hinduism will burst upon the world with brilliance perhaps unknown before.” Regards).

Date:	1/6/07 - 3:13 AM
Name:	Vinie
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Location:	Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
Comments:	Hello, I think this site is cool. I hope this site can provide more and more information about India.

Date:	1/5/07 - 6:52 PM
Name:	V.T. Panchapagesan
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Location:	New Jersey, USA.
Comments:	I am very much delighted to go through the views on Hinduism by various personalities. You are doing great service to Indian Community who live in various countries. I wish you success in your endeavor filling the gap, removing ignorance prevailing today in the form of superstition. May God bless you! In this connection I wish to say that I have compiled Hinduism Towards Infinity and Unity numerically analysed. Part 1 is now completed. Can I send the manuscript for your perusal? Please reply. V.T.Panchapagesan. (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for your thoughtful compliments on this website. I will be happy to read through your manuscript. Please send it to me via the e-mail address that appears on the index page. regards).

Date:	1/4/07 - 9:56 AM
Name:	Dr. Hindu Sevak
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Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	A very descriptive form of information useful to young families, who intend to educate their children. Colorfully illustrated and concise at the same time explaining the essence of the Oldest Religion. Particularly useful now as we, the Hindus are denigrated and vilified for being non-violent and law-abiding wherever we live. Even the Govt. of India recently expressed that the resources of India must be offered first to people of other religion. (Prime Minister's statement - Dec 2006). Irrespective our castes and geographical location - we Hindus must unite and educate our wards so that the future generations do not just melt away into other aggressive ' religions'. Om Namah Sivayah!

Date:	1/4/07 - 8:48 AM
Name:	Dilip Kamat
Site:	http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/
Location:	Reston, VA, USA.
Comments:	SHRI SHRIGURAVE NAMAHA. Param Pujya Shri Narayankaka Dhekane Maharaj would like to invite everyone on this earth to participate in a Global Introductory Trial of Mahayoga Shaktipat (Siddhayoga) for the uplift of all humankind. This introductory trial will be held on January 25th, 2007 from 7:06 am to 7:27 am local time, and those interested can participate during that time at no cost from the privacy of their own homes. All are eligible to participate in this trial regardless of religion, race, sex, age, caste or creed. This world-wide trial can be considered to be a "trailer" or a precursor for the awakening of one's Kundalini Shakti (Universal Life Energy) through Shaktipat (transfer of Energy) from a Siddha Yoga Master. It is a rare opportunity to experience first-hand such a transmission of Energy from a Siddha Guru. Here's how to participate: At the designated time (January 25th, 2007 from 7:06 am to 7:27am local time) sit comfortably with your eyes closed in a quiet location in your home. Instantly observe a wave of energy along your spinal column. Relax your body completely in order to minimize the awareness of your body. Let your mind observe your involuntary breathing. Observe your experiences during the designated time interval and please report them by e-mail to P. P. Narayankaka Maharaj at (mahayoga_kaka@yahoo.com). India, from time immemorial, has considered our world as one nation, with Prana Shakti/Universal Life Energy as the common basis for all human beings. P. P. Narayankaka Maharaj intends to demonstrate our Universal Brotherhood through this Global Trial of Mahayoga Shaktipat. P. P. Shri Narayankaka Dhekane Maharaj (Kaka Maharaj) is a leading teacher and proponent of Mahayoga (Siddhayoga), a centuries-old tradition of spiritualism and Yoga that guides its followers to spiritual self-realization, while continuing to live productive lives in society. He is the only living disciple of P. P. Shri Loknath Tirth Swami Maharaj, who initiated other leading 20th century luminaries of Siddha Yoga, including P. P. Shri Gulvani Maharaj. Kaka Maharaj's objective is to spread the practice of Siddhayoga so that as many people as possible can achieve spiritual self-realization, thus making the world more peaceful and serene. More details of Mahayoga (Siddhayoga) can be found at (www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net).

Date:	1/4/07 - 7:31 AM
Name:	Chetan
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Location:	Bangalore, India.
Comments:	Awesome information that all most makes me mesmerized!!!!!!

Date:	12/29/06 - 3:24 PM
Name:	Anielbhai Patel
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Location:	United Kingdom.
Comments:	Namaste, I have been studying this website for many years now, and researching myself from the references you have provided. Without this knowledge most of which is not available in Western books or libraries I believe I would still be living the lie which they have been trying to force Hindus to live since the first invaders came to our mother land, Bharat. Thank you for enlightening me with wisdom, knowledge and truth. I have now given up eating meat, drinking and smoking. I no longer go out to clubs and bars and have totally changed my mindset. Thank you again for helping me to realize who we are and to be proud of that. If you need any help keeping this site going I will be more than willing to help not just financially, I am also a developer. Jai Shree Krishna. (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for your offer of help and your kind words of appreciation. At this moment in time, I do not require any additional help in keeping this site going. However, if the need arises in the future, I will let you know. Warm regards).

Date:	12/28/06 - 5:21 AM
Name:	S.Radha Krishna
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Location:	Hyderabad, India.
Comments:	This website is an encyclopedia of Indian history and should be brought to the limelight by every one. The West has an addiction of showing the baseless things on a full screen and it is our tradition of learning the things to the fullest, still remains composed. Every Hindu should be proud of the knowledge of what we have. It is everyone's duty to bring it to the notice of the world.

Date:	12/24/06 - 5:29 PM
Name:	Hitesh Khiani
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Location:	Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Comments:	Jai Gurudev! Namaste! I am really, really impressed with every aspect of this site. Right from the mine of information (which is very well organized & classified) to the layout & presentation, everything has been very well planned out at this site! Keep up the good work. Also do check out my personal website at http://www.kanhaiya.net after 1st Jan 2007, which is the date when my website is expected to be up & running! Right now I'm doing the final stages of the design of my personal website. One can find a mine of spiritual information & resources at my site too. My best wishes are with you! Love, Hitesh. I belong to U! (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for your kind words. I will be glad to visit your website when it becomes operational and will put a link to it. regards).

Date:	12/24/06 - 7:22 AM
Name:	Kiran Kumar
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Location:	Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Comments:	Hi, Is there any way that we can contribute to your site? Regards, Kiran B. (Editor’s Note: Contribution of information/articles/images to this website are most welcome and appreciated. You may send it to me via email which appears on the index page. Thanks and regards).

Date:	12/21/06 - 2:15 AM
Name:	Nimit Muni
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Location:	Mumbai, India.
Comments:	The site is good as it relates to extensive knowledge about the existence of God above all. Nevertheless - I was walking thru your guest book and I am unpleased with the people around the world who change their religions just because they find something interesting and fascinating in another religion! Hinduism is wonderful but one should not forget that the approach for every religion or way to reach GOD leads to a single destination and HE is the sole entity.

Date:	12/15/06 - 2:04 PM
Name:	Ujwala Mohan
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Location:	Germany.
Comments:	I am proud to be a Hindu and an Indian. After reading the facts on this website, I'm even more thankful to God. Keep up the good Work! Thanks for sharing this ocean of information. Ujwala.

Date:	12/15/06 - 5:41 AM
Name:	Fred Heidrick
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Location:	Erie PA, USA.
Comments:	Namaste, I got here from yahoo answers, always interested in Hindu web sites, that have many points of view on Hinduism, will look forward to browsing the site, and see what your site is all about. I am a 32-year, Hindu convert - ha ha [Hindu/Irish] in side from other lives. I will investigate further and pass the web sight along to others. Om mother life force. Om goddess of Avalon is my mantra. only one life force is my belief. Peace, Fred Heidrick.

Date:	12/15/06 - 4:47 AM
Name:	Subash Pillay
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Location:	Malaysia.
Comments:	Great to be a Hindu especially after many scientific revelation, such as, evolution and big bang has debunked the Bible and Quran. Shows that we are part of universe (or God), as Sai Baba claimed, I quote, " I am god and you are god. But the difference is that I am aware of this and you are not".

Date:	12/12/06 - 1:39 AM
Name:	Ajit
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Location:	India.
Comments:	I am very excited to see the huge collection on Indology and Hinduism. I have a small grievance/complaint. I felt very sad not to see any information of Maharshi Dayananda Saraswathi and Aryasamaj. I am a Hindu who got inspired by Maharshi Dayananda Saraswathi's literature. I thought Maharshi Dayananda is a great Hindu. The books I read on him says that he is a great Maharshi who asked us to "go back to the Vedas" and to be proud for born in India. I found his definition of Varna and duties of Human beings as he derived from The Vedas were valid. His observation that Aryan Invasion Theory is False is also looks valid. If you incorporate his works and his vision on Vedas it will be complete. It is my humble suggestion Thank you Very Much. (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for your suggestions. The information on Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati has been included in chapters on Quotes and Unknown Hindu Revivalists. Regards).

Date:	12/11/06 - 7:37 AM
Name:	Rahul
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Location:	Bharat.
Comments:	Beautiful website..... Only Hindus |:)))))))))

Date:	12/8/06 - 11:10 PM
Name:	Nithin.S
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Location:	Mysore, India.
Comments:	I would like to add that only Vedas are Shruthi and Upanishads are Vedanta and not Shruthi as for as I know. I may be wrong please do crosscheck.

Date:	12/8/06 - 11:18 AM
Name:	Sivaraj
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Location:	Chennai, India.
Comments:	Excellent site. I recommended this site to a lot of friends.

Date:	12/6/06 - 2:40 PM
Name:	Dr. Mayank Rawat
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Location:	Bharat.
Comments:	Dear Madam, I am a daily visitor of this site. I am compelled to say that both Devi Sarasawati and the River Saraswati have disappeared from Bharat. But luckily, they have reappeared in USA. You are doing something that probably has not been done by anybody after Mahabharat; my regards to you and all the contributors to this site. (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for your kind and caring words of support. regards).

Date:	12/6/06 - 8:24 AM
Name:	Govinda Sharma
Site:
Location:	New York, NY, USA.
Comments:	You have done a great job and I want to join others to thank you for your sincere effort in educating every one of us. But regarding Classification of Major Scriptures Chart, I have serious doubts. I hope you won't mind me writing this You have classified Bhagavad Gita under Sruti scriptures. Only Vedas and Upanishads are classified under Sruti [that which is heard] Scriptures. In your chart, there is no mention of the 108 Upanishads as Sruti scriptures. Bhagavad Gita which originates in the middle of Ithihasas [Mahabharatam] was never considered as a Sruti scripture in any of the Hindu books I have read so far. Similarly, it will be a great boon to every one, if you can further break down all Sruti and Smriti literature in Hinduism. For example give names of the 6 Dharshanas and 18 Major and 22 minor Puranas etc. It will be a great, if you can also use the word Ithihasas, instead of epics. (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for your input and suggestions regarding the chart on the major scriptures. The chart was obtained from the book ‘The Hindu Mind – By Bansi Pandit. According to this book, though The Bhagavad Gita is a part of the epics (Mahabharata), but it is considered as authoritative as the Sruti scriptures. However, I will make the necessary changes to the chart soon. regards).

Date:	12/5/06 - 2:23 PM
Name:	Siva
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Location:	Melbourne, Australia.
Comments:	Dear Madam, Excellent site. Very informative also. You have done a wonderful job. The site shows your research on the subject.

Date:	12/5/06 - 9:32 AM
Name:	Dr Mayank Rawat
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Location:	Bharat.
Comments:	Dear Madam, This is in addition to my yesterday's mail. The word "Allah" has its origin from the Sanskrit word "Allh" that means DEVI. The tradition of saying "Yah Allah" has its origin from purely Hindu traditions; Hindus worship Devi Saraswati by saying 'Ya Kundendu Tushar Haar Dhavala...' The word "Haj" is a distortion of original Sanskrit word "Avrajan". There is a long list of Urdu/Arabic words that appear to have been originated/transcribed from the mother language. Similarly several Islamic traditions are simple modifications or distortions of the Vedic traditions. For details one can go through the books of Sh. Purushottam Nagesh Oak.

Date:	12/4/06 - 2:23 PM
Name:	Rainer Hasenpflug
Site:	http://www.indus-civilization.info/
Location:	Germany.
Comments:	Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, I suppose for the wisdom of the Hindus are the deciphered inscriptions of the Indus Civilization, as deciphered, analysed and published by Mr Schildmann and me, will be of big interest. More at: www.indus-civilization.info. Best regards, Rainer Hasenpflug.

Date:	12/4/06 - 3:44 AM
Name:	Dr Mayank Rawat
Site:
Location:	Bharat.
Comments:	Dear Madam, I am a regular visitor of this excellent site. Today I saw a list of some Urdu words having direct origin from either Sanskrit or Hindi/Khadi Boli (chapter on Glimpses, XIII; Isabella Onianf). I think, I can add some more: Urdu Sanskrit/Hindi 1. Id Id: Pooja, to pray 2. Id(gaah) Id (as above; Griha: ghar or home 3. Id-az-juha Id; Ajah: goat 4. Macca-Madina Makh-Maidini: Place for fire worship 5. Stan (eg Pakistan) Sthan: Place 6. Namaz Namoh+yaj 7. Hftah Saptah (Sa replaced by Ha) Week 8. Shab-e-barat Shiv-ratri 9. Chand Sans- Chandra; Hindi:Chand; Moon 10. Aamin Appears to have a phonetic relationship with "OM" ;the other word derived from OM is Omni (present/potent) 11. Iran/Iraq Ir dhatu meaning dry sandy place 12. Arab/Arabia Arv;Ashava; horse. (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for the information. Will add it to the chapter on Glimpses. regards).

Date:	12/3/06 - 8:47 AM
Name:	Raghu
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Location:	Mysore, India.
Comments:	I am a Hindu. I am proud of my religion. But I am sorry even today we practicing untouchability, which is uncivilized and inhuman. I am one of victim of this tradition. Why don’t you treat us equal as human when we worship animals. Are we not all Hindus? I need answer for this. Raghu. Mysore. (Editor’s Note: Untouchability is a shameful and reprehensible practice, which is NOT sanctioned by our Hindu scriptures. On the contrary, Hinduism is a way of life, where human beings are exalted to God himself. The divine is within you. Mahatma Gandhi also had similar thought on this problem when he observed: "Hinduism insists on the brotherhood of not only all mankind but of all (including plants and animals) that lives." When you abandon the faith of your ancestors you have accepted defeat as well as you have lost your culture and your identity. It is important that you stay within the Hindu fold and fight for justice. Just like the culturally displaced aborigines of Australia and New Zealand and Blacks and Native Americans have fought and are still struggling against unconcealed and blatant Racism in the West. regards).

Date:	12/2/06 - 7:41 AM
Name:	Nithin Sridhar
Site:
Location:	Mysore, India.
Comments:	Tantra is one of the oldest spiritual school. http://www.religiousworlds.com/mandalam/index.html - in the above link, there are information about Srividya, and other Tantric philosophy. it is very nice site. You may add about Tantra in the website.. In your great website of knowledge.. I am not able to find about Advaitha or Shankaracharya... or other philosophies..upanishads... I think I will be great if you could add them...http://www.sacred-texts.com/tantra/index.htm here also some books of Tantra...today Tantra is the most misunderstood word. In the West, Tantra means Sacred Sex and in India it means Black magic. But, this is NOT true...http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/index.htm. Here there are many Hindu books.. You may like it... (Editor’s Note: Thank you very much for the information and links. I will add them to the appropriate chapters. For information on Adi Shankaracharya, Advaitha and Upanishads, please refer to chapters on Quotes21_40, Introduction to Hinduism and Hindu Scriptures. Also refer to Sir John Woodrooffe in Quotes 251_270, wrote extensively on the Tantra spiritual school. regards).

Date:	11/26/06 - 6:08 PM
Name:	David Matthews
Site:
Location:	Montreal/Toronto. Canada.
Comments:	I'm Christian, but I have been following the Hindu tradition for a long time. I've come to believe that the essential goodness of Hinduism and its emphasis on devotion, cleansing the soul, helping others, and on ahimsa combine to make it a wonderful faith. It has also created wonderful individuals, such as Mahatma Gandhi. I actually made a trek from Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad to Dandi beach two years ago, mostly on foot. I had this unusual and mystical feeling that I was part of the soil that I tread upon, and I could not help but to cry when I reached the sea. I have been saddened by the violence caused by terrorists in India. But I know deep down, as Mahatma Gandhi said, that in the end, all tyrants fall. All of Them. David Matthews Montreal/Toronto. Canada.

Date:	11/26/06 - 11:18 AM
Name:	Krish Nath
Site:
Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	Dear Sushamaji, Referring to my earlier e-mail, a thought has just occurred to me that when Sanjaya was relating the entire Mahabharata war to Dhritarashtra who was blind, he was probably doing remote viewing or something similar. Would you think? I really love your website. It is the best thing ever. Thank You for this wonderful effort. Namaste.

Date:	11/26/06 - 4:58 AM
Name:	Ashish Raval
Site:
Location:	Leeds, United Kingdom.
Comments:	Namaskar, Your work is amazing and truly a rich tribute to Sanatana Dharma. I hope people will remember you for your contribution to Hindu culture. With great regards and deep respect, Ashish Raval.

Date:	11/25/06 - 4:36 PM
Name:	Krishna Jayakar
Site:	http://www.geocities.com/kris10846902/
Location:	Indiana, USA.
Comments:	I enjoyed your site when I first visited it about 4 years ago. It remains a wonderful place to revisit every now and then.

Date:	11/24/06 - 3:47 PM
Name:	Abhimanyu Kapoor
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Location:	Delhi, India.
Comments:	Dear Sushama Londhe, You won't remember me, coz it's been more than 5 years since we corresponded first. I emailed you from my indiatimes.com ID that time (which has since long been unused now). I remember being awestruck at your endeavour that time too, like I am today. I'm so so, so glad that people like you exist, people who believe in Hinduism, people who are true Hindus. The rest of the Pseudo-Hindus should learn something from you. Hats off to you ma'am. Abhimanyu. (Editor’s Note: Sorry to respond this late, but yes, I remember you and our correspondence some years ago. The site has certainly grown since then. Thank you very much for your kind and caring words of appreciation for this website. warm regards).

Date:	11/24/06 - 5:00 AM
Name:	Anand Kunwar
Site:
Location:	Lucknow, India.
Comments:	Its very nice website.

Date:	11/23/06 - 8:51 AM
Name:	Prof. Dr. Rana P.B. Singh
Site:	http://banaras-rana.blogspot.com
Location:	Varanasi, UP, India.
Comments:	With deep appreciation and gratitude I appreciate the noble task and messages you convey to serve the cause of understanding Hindu Wisdom. Working in the field of Cultural Astronomy, Archaeo-astronomy and Pilgrimage studies with collaboration of scholars and scientists from Europe, Asia and America, I frequently get basics and deep thoughts and information from your Web site. I would also like to share with you some of our research findings linking culture and scientific linkages in the religious landscapes of holy cities like Varanasi, Gaya, Chitrakut and Khajuraho. Please be in touch. - Prof. Dr. Rana P.B. Singh - Professor of Cultural Geography, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, UP 221005. India. [ Founding President: Society of Heritage Planning and Environmental Health; & Founding President: Society of Pilgrimage Studies; & Founding President: Indo-Nordic Cultural Association, INCA ] Member: European Association of South Asian Studies, EASAS (IIAS, Leiden, the Netherlands) Member, South Asia, IGU Initiative CCHD: Cultures and Civilizations for Human DevelopmentMember, UNESCO Networking Indian Cities of Living Heritage (myself representing Varanasi). Chief Advisor & Member: INTACH, Indian National Trust for Art, Culture and Heritage (site: Varanasi).

Date:	11/23/06 - 7:54 AM
Name:	Himanshu Jani
Site:
Location:	Louisiana, USA.
Comments:	Namaste, I never knew about my own history in this detail before. It is a great place to know yourself, your past and decide on your future. The greatness of Sanatan Dharma you have put down is an eye opener. I believe all human being who can read must read this and understand that everybody indeed belongs to Sanatan Dharma, and other religions are just brain washed. Just by thinking how much barbarism my country has faced after 600AD makes me scared at night. I just prey Lord Krishna come back soon.

Date:	11/22/06 - 2:28 PM
Name:	Jim Fulop
Site:
Location:	United States of America.
Comments:	As an American raised in Japan and presently studying Sanskrit, your site is totally fascinating...not only for your insights into the Japanese-Indian relationship, but for all the many different countries that have been influenced by Indian culture...Reading your site has been a treat that has helped my sometimes dry study of Sanskrit (memorizing those fun declensions, ganas, and myriad rules...) come alive and be immediately useful (even in just appreciating places of names.) Kudos to you. Thanks so much.

Date:	11/22/06 - 11:54 AM
Name:	D S Pathania
Site:
Location:	Copenhagen, Denmark.
Comments:	Dear Sushamaji, You have compiled a fantastic treasure trove of information about India. May your class multiply. With best regards. DS Pathania.

Date:	11/19/06 - 8:55 AM
Name:	Krish Nath
Site:
Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	Dear Sushamaji, I think this website is the most fantastic thing I have ever come across. My knowledge has increased so much. It is just the thing for these troubled times when maintaining morale and unity is so important. I recently read a book 'The Ark of Covenant' and the description of this Ark make me suspect that it was something from Ancient India. In one of the articles on Chanakya the description of various elements, metallurgy etc. has been given which sounds the same. The White Powder mentioned could be something that they knew about. The book also mentioned Alexander's comments on what he thought was Paradise, which was obviously Puru Desh. I feel that if you can shed more light on this subject it would be wonderful. Another point being Remote Viewing is popular in espionage especially in the U.S. Army. I read a book on this by David Morehouse. Maybe this has some links with Vedic times as well. It could be that various Sidhis can be achieved by methods other than Yogic practices. Also the word Ginn used by the Arabs to describe someone who is brilliant or magical seems to have been obviously taken from the word Jnani and Jina. Please could you point me in the right direction? Thank You Very Much. (Editor's Note: Thank you for your thoughtful compliments and for sharing information regarding Ancient India and Remote Viewing. Currently I do not have much information on these fascinating topics but I will try to do more research and will get back to you. regards).

Date:	11/16/06 - 6:17 PM
Name:	Raghav Patel
Site:
Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	I think this site is very educational young Hindu kids such as myself, only being 11 I found it difficult to go through that introduction, but it was great, keep the site up, add more everyday. (Editor's Note: Thank you for your kind words of encouragement. I am very glad to know that young Hindu kids like yourself are finding the site instructive. I plan to keep the site going for a long time to come. blessings).

Date:	11/16/06 - 5:30 PM
Name:	Sangeeta Kanago
Site:
Location:	Mumbai, India.
Comments:	Excellent site !! Amazing, informative and very comprehensive website. Sangeeta Kanago.

Date:	11/15/06 - 12:07 AM
Name:	Mallika Bachan
Site:
Location:	CA, USA.
Comments:	Please fix the repetitions on the first page. (Editor's Note: Thank you for your suggestions. Will do the necessary correction. regards).

Date:	11/9/06 - 4:16 PM
Name:	Krishna.S.Santosh
Site:
Location:	India.
Comments:	A good site... However there is a small typo in the chapter - Islamic Onslaught. Thanks. (Editor's Note: Thank you for pointing out the typo. Have done the necessary correction. regards).

Date:	11/7/06 - 11:54 AM
Name:	Amar Nath
Site:
Location:	Sambalpur, Orissa, India.
Comments:	I think "HINDU WISDOM" sounds better and it would be more appropriate than previous name. In order to make this site more popular wallpapers of Hindu god/goddess and mantra should be available in this site. I think it will be appreciated. (Editor's Note: Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions. I will try to add mantras and images in the future updates. regards).

Date:	11/4/06 - 7:14 PM
Name:	Jai Shree Ram
Site:
Location:	India.
Comments:	Namaste!!! I salute your efforts for coming up with such a comprehensive site about Sanatan Dharma. To add my two buckets to the ocean of knowledge that this site is, I'm pasting a few links which I recommend every reader should go through and if you find them compelling do add the information on your website. http://www.viewzone.com/noah.story.html http://www.viewzone.com/abraham.html http://www.viewzone.com/kokopeli.html http://www.viewzone.com/ancientsanskrit.htm http://www.viewzone.com/atlantis.html http://www.viewzone.com/devil.html. (Editor's Note: Thank you very much for providing these interesting and compelling links. I will add them to the appropriate chapters. regards).

Date:	11/3/06 - 7:02 AM
Name:	Narotam Lathia
Site:
Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	I have sent the website name to all members of the family. I described the website as a 'goldmine' on Hinduism. It is the richest website for it's references. Good luck with the publication of the book. There is a great awakening in the UK Hindus too. (Editor's Note: Thank you very much for your wishes and support in spreading information about this site. regards).

Date:	11/3/06 - 6:49 AM
Name:	Sandip Solanki
Site:
Location:	India.
Comments:	Nice to see a handy collection of good thoughts on Indian culture and its heritage. Very happy to see something like that. Regards Sandip

Date:	11/2/06 - 11:55 PM
Name:	WIN
Site:	http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Out_of_India_theory
Location:	India.
Comments:	Dear Sushama, I really appreciate your time & work in developing such a good site. I want to add some info which will be useful for `Aryan Invasion Theory '. You can check http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Out_of_India_theory where I have added something which is very useful in logical & scientific terms. There are some points, which I have written with links etc. on talk pages of AIT/AM/OIT in Wikipedia. There are some points like Vedic Rishis', Apsaras' name in Russian people. Shrimad Bhagavata's dating based on Precession of Equinoxes etc. There are some logical questions regarding Aryan problem, which made Aryan theory supporters speechless or abusive. (Editor's Note: Thank you very much for providing this information and link. I will add it all relevant chapters including the Aryan Invasion Theory. regards).

Date:	11/2/06 - 8:03 PM
Name:	Rajesh Sharda
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Location:	Toronto, Canada.
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Date:	11/1/06 - 3:16 AM
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