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Date:	1/10/05 - 5:32 PM
Name:	Dr.Kurri Pakirareddy
Site:
Location:	Sibsey, Boston, United Kingdom.
Comments:	For any Hindu, this is the site worth reading every word of it. Well done! Please keep it up for Sanathana Dharma or Veda Dharma's sake. Glory to Sanathana Dharma and Glory to all Hindus of the Past, Present, and the Future. Aum Namah Sivaya !

Date:	1/9/05 - 8:56 PM
Name:	Vamsi
Site:
Location:	MA - USA.
Comments:	To Manav, I don’t know the complete/exact meaning of "sammukha" but MUKHA definitely means face.

Date:	1/8/05 - 11:42 PM
Name:	Johann Adam Kitingan
Site:
Location:	North Borneo, Indonesia.
Comments:	Thank You.

Date:	1/8/05 - 11:27 PM
Name:	Kartikeya Chowdary Atluri
Site:
Location:	Fort Wayne, IN - USA.
Comments:	The most powerful, historical and ancient religion in the world is Hinduism. All the Hindus in the world should protect their religion by constructing temples in their native places and try to spread it. Avoid the Indians to convert into Christians and Muslims. The person who tells others to hate one is not a god. Christians and Muslims are doing the hell by saying the person who won't follow their religion will go to hell. It's mean on their part. The Religion which says to love all. The Religion of Choice. The Religion of Philosophy, Traditions, and Cultures. World’s Greatest Religion. It is Just Hinduism. Proud to be a Hindu. Or convert into Hinduism.

Date:	1/7/05 - 4:23 AM
Name:	Raj Narayanan
Site:
Location:	Perth, Australia.
Comments:	God Bless All. Everything is HIS WILL. It is HIS WILL, that this site has come into existence. Nice repository of the HINDU dharmam. God Bless You and ALL.

Date:	1/5/05 - 10:47 PM
Name:	Ramesh Vasudevan
Site:
Location:	United States of America.
Comments:	Sivam is the absolute science. It originated in Vedas. Energy fills the universe. That is SIVAM. Shakthi is mater. Matter and Energy are mutually interactive. That is how Sivam originated with Stripes and mater with dot. Every women owning a dot and every man owning a stripe are symbolic representation of Siva and Uma. The hidden message is universe is made of matter and energy. This should be the origin of cosmology. Further fabric of time and space will eventually be questioned some time soon. The site is very resourceful for those interested in learning more.

Date:	1/5/05 - 3:19 AM
Name:	Ambreen Momin
Site:
Location:	Singapore.
Comments:	Great site, its nice to see people promoting their non-American culture instead of trying to hide it. I'll be sure to pass this on to some of my friends and teachers, I'm sure they'd be interested in having a look.

Date:	1/4/05 - 11:38 AM
Name:	Manav
Site:
Location:	United Kingdom.
Comments:	Hello: Informative site!!!! I have a question - perhaps someone can help me? Did ancient India (Vedic times) have a concept of 'total war'? I have read somewhere that the concept of 'sammukha yuddha' is this concept of total war, but looking in the Sanskrit dictionary, I find that 'sammukha' means roughly 'face-to-face' which would change the meaning of 'sammukha yuddha' to 'face-to-face' or 'close combat'. Your speedy response would be highly appreciated. Thanks, Manav.

Date:	1/2/05 - 5:29 AM
Name:	K.N.Sharma
Site:
Location:	New Delhi, India.
Comments:	It is one of the best sites, if not the best that I have seen of late, which provides such wonderful material on Hinduism, religion, philosophy and culture. Felicitations to you for this. With due acknowledgement, can some text from the site be quoted?

Date:	1/1/05 - 12:37 PM
Name:	Dass
Site:
Location:	Bangalore, India.
Comments:	It is a superb site, completely satisfied with your information but why don’t you publish this in all the famous languages of the World and India. Thanks.

Date:	12/30/04 - 8:17 PM
Name:	Samantha Davis
Site:
Location:	New York. USA.
Comments:	I am looking for Hindus to join my website and accurately represent their religion in its true form...I like this site, and wish you the best of luck in it. My site, theorderofthegecko.org, aims for religious research and tolerance through active efforts by its members. I like the site!

Date:	12/29/04 - 3:53 AM
Name:	Mandar Dhulubulu
Site:
Location:	Pune, Maharashtra. India.
Comments:	I am interested in histories and you people are doing a great job. People wanna know about the past and it is the best way and it is affordable.

Date:	12/26/04 - 7:33 AM
Name:	Amar Mulay
Site:
Location:	Mumbai, Maharashtra. India.
Comments:	You deserve real praise Sushama-ji for your wonderful effort. Your site is like a home for me and I keep returning to it whenever I feel depressed about the situation Hindus and Hinduism are facing thanks to secularist-Leftist conspiracies to degrade everything Hindu and cultural in India.

Date:	12/25/04 - 12:56 PM
Name:	Barry Nirmal
Site:	http://www.hindutemplehouston.net/
Location:	Houston, Texas, USA.
Comments:	I and some friends created the web site www.HinduTempleHouston.Net which gives much information about Hinduism. I have also linked to your web site on my page "Frequently Accessed websites" which can be accessed by clicking on the link to the left on our web site. It would be nice if you also linked to our web site. Your web site is great. By looking at your color combination I knew that it was created by a woman. Women have good sense of color.

Date:	12/21/04 - 8:08 PM
Name:	Robert Byers - Age:11
Site:
Location:	Boston, Mass. USA.
Comments:	This site has everything! From Indian history to science? WOW! Thanks to the person who made this site! !~!THANK YOU!~!

Date:	12/19/04 - 11:12 AM
Name:	Bukinakere K. Nagendra
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Location:	Bowie, MD, USA.
Comments:	The site is wonderful. It was referred to me by our friend Dr. Vijaya Kulkarni and Sri Manohar Kulkarni. Great job! As long as these great facts of Hinduism are recorded like you are doing, there would be no fear of the destruction of Hinduism. Hinduism prospers on its own Himalayan spiritual knowledge and power of renunciation and its prayers for world peace and prosperity. Wish you all success! B.K. Nagendra.

Date:	12/18/04 - 6:37 PM
Name:	Manu Kaushik
Site:
Location:	Canada.
Comments:	This web-site provides a good introduction to Bharat.

Date:	12/17/04 - 11:37 AM
Name:	Samir Chandra Kelwada
Site:
Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	This is an excellent site providing very good information of Hinduism. Keep up the good work. Needless to say this site should be made known to many Hindus across the world. An eye opener to every Hindu, especially in these days of Western influence.

Date:	12/16/04 - 9:32 PM
Name:	Lee Dorsey
Site:
Location:	Chicago, IL. USA.
Comments:	This site is simply superb. There isn't a better way to describe it. It was ever so helpful in my research. Thank you!

Date:	12/16/04 - 11:53 AM
Name:	Aditya Rao
Site:	http://groups.yahoo.com/group/neohinduquest
Location:	Hyderabad, India.
Comments:	This site is extremely informative and the focus of Hinduism is extremely well written and very inspiring indeed. We have discussion group similar to this called http://groups.yahoo.com/group/neohinduquest, which was primarily influenced by this website.

Date:	12/14/04 - 4:53 AM
Name:	Richa Upadhyay
Site:
Location:	United Kingdom.
Comments:	I happened to see a printout of this site near the printer in my office and got genuinely interested in going through this website. This is indeed a marvelous work and would benefit readers of all age.

Date:	12/13/04 - 2:14 PM
Name:	Prasanna Karmarkar
Site:
Location:	West Lafayette, IN. USA.
Comments:	What a great website !! I thank its creator for the love, affection and pride she is putting into these pages, therefore distributing those qualities amongst us readers. Hindu heritage is so vast and extensive that our poor modern minds would split at the seams imagining it, leave alone implementing those lofty ideals in our lives. But, a beginning has been made - ironically aided by a western language (English) and western technology (the Internet). Vendantic philosophy would find nothing remiss with that - so lets forge ahead. Our pride must be reclaimed from our past - that is the only way forward.

Date:	12/11/04 - 8:00 PM
Name:	Kristine Vesley
Site:
Location:	St. Paul, MN. USA.
Comments:	Thank you for this amazing, comprehensive site complete with live links to lots of other sources! As a Western yoga student interested in learning more about Hinduism, this is more than I could hope to find. I will come back often. The text is informative, and the photos of people and of Indian art help bring it to life. I really think this site presents a true, living "sense" of Hinduism, not just facts.

Date:	12/7/04 - 2:02 PM
Name:	Pooja Patel
Site:
Location:	New York, NY. USA..
Comments:	Sushmaji: Of all the Hindu web pages, I have visited yours is the best, apart from Mr. Ed Viswanathan's site [www.amiahindu.com] where he provides a lot of educational flow charts regarding all aspects of our great culture. You have done an amazing job. If possible, please write a book like AM I A HINDU? which will be indeed a boon for every one, specially Hindus like me who are born and raised in the west. We need a lot of books and we need many web sites like yours, so that youngsters like me can learn about our culture easily. Pooja.

Date:	12/4/04 - 3:34 AM
Name:	Ankit Dadhich
Site:
Location:	Jaipur, India / Dubai.
Comments:	Being in an Islamic country and learning more about our culture…it is the best thing to happen…

Date:	12/3/04 - 5:49 AM
Name:	Rajeev Sharma
Site:
Location:	Delhi, India.
Comments:	This is one of the best site I ever came across. Great work being done. This decade shall witness the rise of India & Sanatan Dharma. All of us are participants in this great change. (Yug Parivartan) Keep it up!

Date:	12/2/04 - 10:06 AM
Name:	Ramarao
Site:
Location:	Visakhapatnam, India.
Comments:	I find this site very informative but I am looking for Mantras on Astras like Varunastra, Agneyastra, Indrastra, Pasupata, Anilastra etc. Can I find them in this site? Or is there any book which contains these mantras? I would be grateful if you can tell me where I can find these Astramantras. Thanking you. With regards, Ramarao.

Date:	11/29/04 - 3:46 AM
Name:	Ruchi Bhatt
Site:
Location:	Singapore.
Comments:	This site is really in itself an ocean of knowledge regarding the great religion that is Hinduism .Words fall short in appreciating your dedication in creating such an excellent and informative site. The organization of the site is also excellent. Please keep up the good work.

Date:	11/25/04 - 6:43 AM
Name:	Arvind Kalura
Site:
Location:	India.
Comments:	It is a great site, telling the world all about Hinduism and India.

Date:	11/24/04 - 8:16 AM
Name:	Krishnan
Site:
Location:	Bangalore, India.
Comments:	I start with the statement "Sathyameva Jayathe" meaning "Truth alone will prevail". Thanks for the wonderful website. It surely instills pride in the ancient practices of the Hindu Dharma. I think we should destroy differences within the mother nation of Bharatham, by putting an end to the fallacious Aryan/Dravidian theory. It is also time for all other religions and regions to assimilate and appreciate the most wonderful and hallowed philosophies from the most ancient and sweetest religion of God and the land of God Bharathavarsha (India). Seeking God's blessing for the welfare of one and all with the holy prayers of this grand religion, firstly "Sarve Janaa Sukhino Bhavanthu" (Let all people be happy) and also a prayer for the well being of the bipeds and quadrupeds "Shamno asthu dwipade sham chathushpade". Om Shanthi Shanthi Shanthihi! (Let Peace Be).

Date:	11/23/04 - 4:01 AM
Name:	Surendra Singh-Suman
Site:
Location:	United Kingdom.
Comments:	You are doing a great service to our Hindu religion. Please keep it up.

Date:	11/23/04 - 13:35 AM
Name:	Pradeep
Site:
Location:	Hyderabad, AP, India.
Comments:	Namaskar, First of all Many thanks for the site and for the Seva that you are doing through the site. No need to appreciate again. No doubt a wonderful site. So, I will only point out the small drawbacks/limitations. 1. Looks like there is no Devnagari lipi used in this site. I advice you to use Devanagari lipi at least while giving the Slokas. 2. While pointing to sources, it is pointing to amazon.com in so many places where one need to buy to read the books. There are so many books in India which can be taken as reference as source to the articles. Also if possible try to put the source as references of Vedas. Most of the information that you have provided looks like is available in Vedas. We can point to them along with the Amazon links. I will also try to provide more info on the sources that you had written. 3. Also, I request you to provide the users to write their own articles as well as discussion forums. I don’t find it so far. Please ignore it if it is already available. I will let you as and when I get any information. Keep up this good spirit. Dhanyavaad, Pradeep.

Date:	11/22/04 - 8:13 AM
Name:	Sanjit Chopra
Site:
Location:	Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
Comments:	One of the most beautiful and peace loving cultures and religions originated in India and always will. No history in the world matches the trials and tribulations suffered by this sub continent and no history in the world even comes close to the substantial advancement in science and religion persevered by the Great men and women of this religion and culture. I am proud to be a HINDU. Thanks a lot for reminding us all and having us realize the importance of our existence. P.S. feel free to add me on your msn contacts.

Date:	11/21/04 - 12:01 PM
Name:	Rahul V Dhulubulu
Site:
Location:	Miraj, India.
Comments:	I am totally fascinated about this site. This site has a great knowledge about Hindu religion. Every Hindu should see and study this site. This site proves that "Hinduism is the world's greatest religion". I think that every visitor of this site should promote and spread message about this site. My friends were marvelled after knowing about the technical and scientific advancements made by our great ancestors. I suggest you guys to please publish books on these topics so that many Indians can access the knowledge. Truly, India is the Gods own country. Once again kudos to all you guys. LONG LIVE INDIA AND LONG LIVE HINDUISM!!!

Date:	11/20/04 - 10:45 AM
Name:	Neeraj Pandey
Site:
Location:	United States of America.
Comments:	I have found meaning to my life after discovering the true identity of my religion. The other day I was reading a latest book called Lost Discoveries by Dick Teresi and got a first hand non-Hindu account of how West systematically destroyed/suppressed Indian/Hindu discoveries. Now the time has come to reclaim those discoveries as ours. I am so proud to be a Hindu and an Indian. I am indebted to you and your team Londhe for instilling that sense of Hindu pride and confidence in me. Thank you Neeraj.

Date:	11/20/04 - 7:22 AM
Name:	A Westerner with Indian genes.
Site:
Location:
Comments:	Superb site! Ancient Indian thought believes in a cyclical journey through time. We go through similar cycles of ups and downs as we progress forward in time. We are given the chance to better ourselves through every cycle. In the past India was great. In the immediate past 200 years or more India had/has been impoverished. From today onwards it appears India is once again coming to centre stage. There is a vast Indian diaspora that is looking to come home, and there are millions of Indians at 'home' helping rebuild what our ancestors had made for us. Every Indian worldwide needs to look within him/herself and 'see' who/what he/she is. Learn to live together, our religion at one time long ago was the same. Reclaim what is rightfully yours, don’t buy into the lies and false histories. Realize that India gave the world culture, humanity and hope. We were around before the Greeks, Romans or even the Egyptians. We gave rise to all the people of the world. Our language is spoken in every corner of the world in the present form as English. However I feel that it is very important that Indian children all over be taught Sanskrit, we cannot lose anymore of who/what we are. Once again, great site!

Date:	11/19/04 - 2:28 PM
Name:	Vallabh Jain
Site:	http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?dharma1&1
Location:	Boston, MA. USA.
Comments:	Let us strengthen Hindus: please go to -http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?dharma1&1. (Note: For more on this petition refer to chapter on Glimpses XI).

Date:	11/13/04 - 7:18 PM
Name:	Manmohan Kumar
Site:
Location:	United States of America.
Comments:	I agree with Dhaval. The book is the need of the hour. Hinduism has got so much diversity that unity seems to be far cry. I think, Sushama ji should take up this onerous task.

Date:	11/12/04 - 2:38 PM
Name:	Dhaval
Site:
Location:	Oxford, United Kingdom.
Comments:	Its high time that this wealth of information is collated as a book, hardbound and softbound, and placed in the market, especially where it is really needed. 95% of Hindus (if we can call them) do not know what Hinduism is, and are unaware of the glory of this divine way of life, the rest 2-3% are always busy abusing Hinduism and Hindus, to flout their liberal, secular and leftist credentials. Please release this book in India where Indians may learn about there own self.

Date:	11/12/04 - 12:14 PM
Name:	Jagadish Gadi
Site:
Location:	Raleigh, NC. USA.
Comments:	This is an excellent site with great reference material and layout. Makes me feel proud to be a Sanatana Dharmic (aka Hindu). I would like to point here that the word 'Hindu' is foreign and is not mentioned anywhere within the realm of our Vedas or our great mythologies. There is no word for our religious system. It is not a religion in that sense, rather a way of living. There is no book of conduct 'a' book to go to, rather a huge collection of divine books. It is no beginning, no middle and no end to this system. It started with creation and will exist till the end (if any). Bhagavad-Gita, which is actually a chapter within the Mahabharata, perhaps explains almost all questions a human can have about divinity. It explains everything. To me it is encompasses every religion and beyond. However sadly we 'Hindus' have a way of shooting ourselves in the foot all the time. A quick reading of this web site proves it. Lastly how many folks remember that the only miracle ever to happen in such a massive worldwide scale? Lord Ganesha drinking milk? It heralded a new beginning. The beginning, of the spread, of the knowledge that the Ganesha is everything. There is no beginning, no middle and no end. Period.

Date:	11/9/04 - 10:51 AM
Name:	Michael Altherr
Site:
Location:	Zurich, Switzerland.
Comments:	Thanks for this page!

Date:	11/7/04 - 7:34 PM
Name:	Mittika
Site:
Location:	India.
Comments:	I am a self taught folk-artist, in my traveling for many years through India I learnt the different art forms, from artists in villages and monasteries. I now teach folk art from Rangoli to Warli, to Madhubani and Thanka art. Your site is indeed very informative. Indian art is closely related to Earth -mother worship but sadly though what you say is true, today reality is, Hindus abuse the Nature. I am just back from Lake Mansasarover we do strip the Nature of all it's Divine Beauty. I would be happy to exchange some positive views with you.

Date:	11/7/04 - 6:35 PM
Name:	Kevin Jordan
Site:
Location:	United States of America.
Comments:	I was surfing through your website in search for in-depth information on the Caste system and India. Well I guess I found it and now I can proceed to complete my research paper for school. If you happen to get this message before Tuesday November 9, 2004 could you send me a e-mail giving my your name or something. I need information for a bibliography from where I got my resources from…

Date:	11/6/04 - 7:40 AM
Name:	Veera Pratap Gowd
Site:
Location:	Hyderabad, Bharatvarsha.
Comments:	One day when I was surfing through the net aimlessly, I happened to search for Hinduism. The lord Shiva guided me to open your site. Thank you for the efforts put in. However, while reading some of the pages I happened to note some typing errors and some passages repeated a number of times. I would like to offer my services to proof read the pages and contribute in my own humble way and complement your efforts. What can one do in this age when we have people with political power like Mr. Arjun Singh, Mr. Mani Shankar Iyer etc., constantly and deliberately trying to put down Hinduism. Are they doing service to Hinduism by stretching the rope too tight? Maybe... People like me, a pacifist, would not be tolerating this any longer and might start answering fire with fire! Are we left with any other solution than violence in this mindless India of today? The other day, the left parties saw to it that Mr. Anupam Kher was kicked out of the Censor Board. His crime? He is supposed to have links with the RSS. Is it a crime in India to have links with the RSS, today? This I know would not happen in any other country. Pratap....

Date:	11/5/04 - 6:02 PM
Name:	Shantanu
Site:
Location:	London, United Kingdom.
Comments:	Pranaam, What an amazing compilation - I am greatly inspired by your extraordinary effort and very proud to be able to refer this site to anyone wishing to know more about this great religion. I pray for your success and wish you all the very best. Your dedication is truly noteworthy. Dhanyawaad.

Date:	11/1/04 - 12:18 PM
Name:	Supriya Kamath
Site:
Location:	Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
Comments:	Hi, Hinduism is the most beautiful and colorful religion, or rather I should say, way of living. But sadly not many people know its greatness. It is up to the younger generation to uphold the beauty of our religion. There is so much to learn and be proud of. This site is an excellent medium to create awareness amongst everyone. It would be appreciated even more if this site were also used to create an awareness of the increasing cruelty towards animals all around the world.

Date:	11/1/04 - 3:08 AM
Name:	Rupesh M V
Site:	http://www.siliconinfo.com/
Location:	Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
Comments:	I have seen you web site. Good web design and development. I am from http://www.siliconinfo.com a leading php web development and web hosting company located in India.

Date:	10/30/04 - 2:00 PM
Name:	Rakesh Choudhary
Site:
Location:	Ranchi, Jharkhand. India.
Comments:	Lot of information at the site. It will take some time for me to go through all these material. I have just added it to my daily routine to come here and read all these material. Signing off only to come back tomorrow. - Rakesh.

Date:	10/26/04 -1:22 PM
Name:	Dr. Nitish Priyadarshi
Site:
Location:	Ranchi - 834001, Jharkhand, India.
Comments:	As a geologist I am working on environmental disaster from last 10 years. During my research work I experienced that global civilization even floras and faunas are under threat due to changing environment and also due to our developed weapons and bombs. So I was curious to know and understand how our ancient Indian civilization vanished. Was there was any environment changes like today or was there any ancient atomic war which vanished our civilization. With the help of your web site I gathered much information and did a small research and wrote a small article "WAS INDIA A NUCLEAR POWER IN ANCIENT TIMES". So your web site helped me like an Encyclopedia of ancient Hindu civilization. It is a marvelous site for a researcher like us. All my best wishes are with you.

Date:	10/25/04 - 7:10 PM
Name:	Jason Williams
Site:
Location:	London, England.
Comments:	A tribute to Hinduism, this site may be. But, for me at least, sites like this make religion obsolete. The progression (and regression) of mankind has been going around in cycles for tens of thousands of years. Every race has had it's peaks and many great civilisations have come and gone... wiped out by themselves... or more likely through natural disasters such as floods. History as we know it in the West is wrong. Mankind's progress has not been linear. We are only now starting to rediscover what our ancestors knew long before. And when we finally do rediscover greatness (of technology/astronomy/architecture/philosophy) another great global catastrophe will wipe it from the earth and mankind's progress will start all over again. And we too, with our computers and flying machines, will be forgotten about and only refered to in fleeting references in ancient texts. I wonder if 20,000 years from now there will be another stone age?

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