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Date:	5/17/2001 - 6:28 AM
Name:	R.Narayana Swamy
Site:	http:///
Location:	Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Comments:	A great effort. Hindus have been maligned just because they are very tolerant being evtremely civilized. Hope the facts presented through this effort will make others realize the greatness of India and its religion.

Date:	5/16/2001 - 3:08 AM
Name:	Shonan Talpade
Site:	http://www.geocities.com/flighted_2000/vishnu_i
Location:	MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
Comments:	It wont be long now,when once again we shall see the rule of our vedic culture worldwide.EXCELLENT SITE!!!!!!BRAVO

Date:	5/14/2001 - 7:34 AM
Name:	Rajeev G.Mavinkurve
Site:	http://www.rajeevgm.com/
Location:	, , India (Currently based in Singapore
Comments:	Best wishes to your good work.

Date:	5/12/2001 - 1:04 AM
Name:	Dharmaksetra
Site:	http://www.geocities.com/radhakrishna108
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Haribol! The greatest and oldest religion in existence is this sanatana dharma! More and more the world needs to learn the glories of Lord Krishna. So many people have insulted and distorted facts about Hinduism to portray their religion as better. But, Vedic sanatana dharma is above mundane sectarianism. The darkness of ignorance is cleared away with the light of Bhagavata. Jai Sri Krishna!

Date:	5/9/2001 - 5:44 PM
Name:	Dr Arvind J Madhani
Site:	http:///
Location:	VERNON HILLS, IL, usa
Comments:	Dr. Arvind J Madhani SATCHITATMAN SAYS ALL RELIGIONS ARE MIXTURE OF SAND & SUGAR. SPIRITUAL SCIENCE IS TRUE SCIENCE For a fistful of dollars, Christians & Moslems want bloodshed and use Jesus & Allah for their vested interests. For non-JCI-Judea means your money, Christian means your soul and Islam means your neck. Father forgive them, but be vigilant of them, as they know not what they are destroying. These people should practice their voodoo in the privacy of their own hallucinations. Why destroy ancient eternal religion? Hinduism is a scientific religion and spiritual science. Why destroy this inheritance to humanity? The Hindus are defensive and less knowledgeable about spirituality when followers of Judea Christi

Date:	5/9/2001 - 4:39 PM
Name:	rakesh sharma
Site:	http:///
Location:	sunnyvale, ca, us
Comments:	very informative and an real eye-opener. may Lord Ganesh give success in maintaining this site.

Date:	5/7/2001 - 1:43 AM
Name:	shiv kumar
Site:	http:///
Location:	New Delhi, Delhi, India
Comments:	It is really nice to didicated people like you developing these sites just to recaptulate the Old Indian Cultural heritage. May God ganesha help in achieving what ever you wish to in coming future . It was nice and enjoyed browsing this site.

Date:	5/6/2001 - 10:45 PM
Name:	Ross Marshall
Site:	http://www.weirdvideos.com/preface.html
Location:	Frazier Park, Ca, USA
Comments:	This is the only way to read the Puranic Histories, as to my knowledge. It was asked, what is the Puranic name for China? Here are my correlations to OLD ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY, in light of Sumerology. Hundu China?I have a hindu geography I wrote, note yet typed - will go in my web site book: Check out these correlations: From Central Mythical Meru (A doublet location for Su-mer(u) and Mt. Meru) NORTHWEST: Varaha/Vahara = W. Europe Krauncha-dvipa = S. As. Minor, Lycia, Cilicia Kuvera-dvipa = Syria Chandra = British Isl's WEST Ketumala = Med. Sea and Coasts Plaksa = Pelasgia, As.Minor, greece Aparagodana = All of N. Africa SOUTHWEST

Date:	5/6/2001 - 10:17 PM
Name:	Rishi Ross Marshall
Site:	http://www.weirdvideos.com/preface.html
Location:	Frazier Park, Ca, USA
Comments:	Excellent Web Site! I will surly add you vimana materials to my new book as ref's by my web site. I also sell videos of weird subjects. Am working on an Ancient Technology tape, but I do have an old one THE SUPER SCIENCES OF ATLANTIS. Would like to correspond with other 'liberal' hindus who don't mind a liberal christian researcher. See me at: http://www.weirdvideos.com My "PAPER" is at: weirdvideos.com/preface.html THE KEYS TO ANCIENT HISTORY: AStudy of Genesis-Chapter-10. ROSS MARSHALL

Date:	5/2/2001 - 4:06 PM
Name:	Simi
Site:	http:///
Location:	Houston, TX, USA
Comments:	...the most inspirational, informative, and interesting website I've come across about hinduism. Thanks! *Smile*

Date:	4/26/2001 - 11:54 PM
Name:	Sivabalan
Site:	http:///
Location:	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Comments:	I must say, that you have made a "impressive" layout and i love the left border, impressive work with i think is a "saree" material. the contents is good too and very informative. Keep up with the great work. Could you alsoinclude some "symbols" and stuff. cheers Siva.

Date:	4/25/2001 - 7:47 AM
Name:	Hamish
Site:	http:///
Location:	, , China
Comments:	This is a fnatastic, informative and enlightening site, which also manages not to be an eye-sore like many other sites that dedicate themselves to caste, but are poorly presented. But perhaps you could divide certain section and make them more accessible, instead of having the user scroll through the whole length of the site.

Date:	4/25/2001 - 6:12 AM
Name:	Bhargav
Site:	http:///
Location:	Hyderabad, AP, India
Comments:	A great site with lots of painstaking research! I loved the page on conversions. Very very informative.

Date:	4/22/2001 - 1:00 PM
Name:	Arvind Godbole
Site:	http:///
Location:	Los Angeles, , USA
Comments:	A gret site on Hinduism - I have marked it in my daily visits - I am a memebr of website "hinduunity" which I visit each day and so I will visit your site - It has very good articles - Keep it up

Date:	4/15/2001 - 1:41 AM
Name:	Rajeev Anantaram
Site:	http:///
Location:	Pittsburgh, PA, U.S.A
Comments:	Thank you for your very informative article on India's contribution to the cultural development of China and hence the far east. I always knew of such serious influences, but this is the fist time I have seen it documented so forcefully and systematically. The ready references help the reader understand that the scholarship involved is indeed serious. Congratulations on a great job! Please direct any similar postings directly to mey email address as discussed above. Best, Rajeev Anantaram.

Date:	4/11/2001 - 8:22 PM
Name:	Usha Bailey
Site:	http:///
Location:	, New Hampshire, USA
Comments:	Namaste, and thank you for a wonderful site to visit. The more I can learn about our wonderful religion, the better. Not too many Hindu people in NH. But the ones who are here, are friendly and welcoming! Usha

Date:	4/10/2001 - 5:23 PM
Name:	Mr. HG Kestel
Site:	http:///
Location:	D-Rheinbach, NRW, Germany
Comments:	Eine sehr gelungene Seite zu einem wichtigen Thema. Vielleicht kann mir auf diesem Wege jemand helfen, ob es deutschprachige Literatur zu diesem Thema gibt? Mit besten Wünschen Namaskar

Date:	4/9/2001 - 10:15 PM
Name:	Della Maharaj
Site:	http:///
Location:	N. Miami, Florida, USA
Comments:	Absolutely fantastic site. I have printed it and will make copies and send for people without computers in the islands. People need to be exposed to more of this type of education. But it is not something the average person will be inclined to read due to diverse cultural and religious backgroungs. However, if one person per year is expoxsd to it, that is great because a cup is filled one drop at a time. Regards Della

Date:	4/7/2001 - 10:42 AM
Name:	Vijay
Site:	http:///
Location:	LONDON, , UK
Comments:	Well done - an impressive site - so much to information available. Keep it up.

Date:	4/2/2001 - 10:56 PM
Name:	Surendra Kumar Yamdagni
Site:	http:///
Location:	Bangkok,, Bangkok, THAILAND
Comments:	It is a wonderful effort to let people know about Hinduism. Your site has excellent material and I wish to assure you that your efforts are well rewarded. Hopefully by Internet, young Indians will learn more about their own roots and stop aping (blindly) Western System. I firmly believe that being MODERN is to assimilate all good things feom West, but proudly and unashamedly retaining our rich cultural and religious heritage. S. K. Yamdagni

Date:	3/31/2001 - 6:38 AM
Name:	Indrakant M. Patel
Site:	http:///
Location:	markham, ontario, At present Canada
Comments:	Wonderful! Your site is fantastic!! I am thakful to Rana Pratap site which has introduced me your site. I have gone through many, but yours is one of the wonderful,beutiful, precise and full opf knowledge. Thank you very much for providing this.

Date:	3/28/2001 - 4:07 AM
Name:	jayram joshi
Site:	http:///
Location:	nagpur, maharashtra, india
Comments:	Namaskar The site is really impressive and makes a very interesting reading. I think such sites would help to strengthen age long traditions and the values of Hinduism. I would be eagerly waiting for any new additions to the site Jai Hind Jay Shriram Jayram

Date:	3/23/2001 - 12:49 AM
Name:	p.v.pullamraju
Site:	http://under%20construction/
Location:	bhimavaram, andhra pradesh, india
Comments:	As i am a sanskrit research scholar i am very happy to say that the future of sanskrit sciences is having high potential. I am doing some digital work in sanskrit, bijapallavam ( the algebra in sanskrit). If any live projects with fundingsfrom any sanskrit chairs through out the world can contact me.

Date:	3/15/2001 - 6:59 PM
Name:	Krishan Kumar Sharma
Site:	http:///
Location:	CREWE, CHESHIRE, UK
Comments:	WHAT an inspirational site.I discovered the site accidently.lovely quotational mantra from Vedas

Date:	3/14/2001 - 1:30 PM
Name:	Laurent
Site:	http://www.babadas.org/
Location:	Flagstaff, Arizona, USA
Comments:	Dear Ones, This is one of the best sites I have ever visited period. As far as hinduism, it is a great resource. Meher Baba said that 100,000 years ago there were kings in India. I am interested in the ancient past of India, especially sincegeologic evidence exists that the subcontinent of India was once a free floating continent that colided with southern Asia, and formed the Himalayas. Also, I have written a version of Ramayana at http://www.babadas.org/Ramayana.html and would love feedback from anyone who has a few moments to read this poem. It is only about 50 pages and covers the entire life of Lord Rama. Jai Ram! Laurent

Date:	3/12/2001 - 6:33 AM
Name:	Avinash
Site:	http:///
Location:	Breda, , Netherland
Comments:	Today I dicovered your superb website. It is a treasure of superb articles. I wil read all of them.You have done a great service to Hinduism. In this country we get only false and negative information about Hinduism. I hope a lot or people (hindus and non-hindus) will get profit from your web site. Thank you very much. Kotishah dhanyavaad.

Date:	3/11/2001 - 10:36 AM
Name:	Nagendra S. Rao
Site:	http:///
Location:	New York, NY, USA
Comments:	Very painstakingly compiled and extremely useful. Keep up your efforts. If I can assist in any small way, I would be honored. Nagendra

Date:	3/11/2001 - 4:51 AM
Name:	Rita Putatunda
Site:	http:///
Location:	Pune, Maharashtra, India
Comments:	A really wonderful and informative web site. I shall be visiting again and again. Can I know the latest about Byet Dwaraka. I am a freelance writer writing a piece on it. Rita

Date:	3/9/2001 - 3:15 PM
Name:	the dark knight 2k
Site:	http:///
Location:	manchester, , england
Comments:	even i am a hindu this site has helped me a great deal in understanding about hinduism.

Date:	3/7/2001 - 2:06 PM
Name:	Alice
Site:	http:///
Location:	, , wales, uk
Comments:	what an absolute gem of a website. It was nice to finally find a site that explained Hinduism in lay terms. Thank you!

Date:	3/4/2001 - 9:44 PM
Name:	Rajoo
Site:	http://www.homestead.com/gunwanti
Location:	Canada, ,
Comments:	Great website. A great deal of effort appears to have been put into this site. Thank you.

Date:	3/4/2001 - 8:59 PM
Name:	H.Rames
Site:	http://go.to/rames
Location:	Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia
Comments:	I really like this sote of your's..keep up the good work....I also have a site about Hindu..which has gallery made in Flash 5.0..don't missed it.. Best Regards, H.Rames

Date:	3/4/2001 - 7:29 PM
Name:	Rajoo
Site:	http://http://www.homestead.com/gunwanti
Location:	Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	Great website. Keep up the good work.

Date:	2/26/2001 - 1:00 AM
Name:	pararajasingam vaithilingam
Site:	http:///
Location:	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	Its very good.I got lot of new information regarding Hinduism.we are conducting meditation and explanation of veda,upanishad classes and our traditions here to the younger generation Your site very useful for us.may Lord shiva bless you.=para=

Date:	2/24/2001 - 8:48 AM
Name:	Ashok Menon
Site:	http:///
Location:	Petaling Jaya, , Malaysia
Comments:	This is a wonderful site, and provides more history on the influence of India on Asia in days bygone, than any other source I've seen. Its credible as the sources of the information are also chronicled. An extremely useful reference, perhapsironically to Indians themselves, many of whom are hopelessly mired in Eurocentric world-views that blatantly discount India's contributions to the world.

Date:	2/21/2001 - 4:28 PM
Name:	shree Prakash Jashbhai Patel
Site:	http:///
Location:	Dallas, TX, USA
Comments:	sushamaaji, namaskaar! Your site from the very begining has been par excellence, now it has added one more GEM! Thanks for creating/attaching PDF formats of each pages. It comes handy when I wish to read thru pages without keeping phone line connected. And what a wonderful change in appearance! You sure know how to make reading more pleasing & attractive. GOD BLESS BE ALWAYS WITH YOU! dhanyawaad!

Date:	2/19/2001 - 7:03 AM
Name:	Prasad
Site:	http:///
Location:	Kalyan, Maharashtra, India
Comments:	I was introduced to you mind boggling site through the article which appeared in www.rediff.com. And I must thank you for That. The influence of materialistic Western Society is starting to be so much on India that a site like this should actually be an eye opener. I want to thank you for showing me the greatness of Bharat and Hinduism. Please keep up the good work. I hope every Human Being atleast goes once through this wonderful site and we might have a better world. No need to convert fromtheir religion but absorb the goodness of our religion.

Date:	2/18/2001 - 6:20 AM
Name:	navasundar das
Site:	http:///
Location:	brisbane, queensland, australia
Comments:	i've been with you since you first started back on geocities, and i thought it was brilliant then. Now i can only say that you are a light in the ocean of sincere endeavour. I humbily submit my pranams

Date:	2/17/2001 - 7:33 AM
Name:	jaswant
Site:	http:///
Location:	johannesburg, gauteng, south africa
Comments:	great site - keep up the good work

Date:	2/17/2001 - 1:41 AM
Name:	Sada Sathianandan
Site:	http://n/a
Location:	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	Wonderful site. I asked you a few questions over the e-mail and you gave me excellent answers. Keep up the good work. The new look looks nice. Keep up the good work.

Date:	2/15/2001 - 2:58 PM
Name:	Dr. Subhash C. Sharma
Site:	http://www.geocities.com/lamberdar/_caste.html
Location:	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Comments:	The article "Vedic vocations were not related to heredity (birth)" (http://www.geocities.com/lamberdar/_caste.html) describes various vocations during Vedic times. It indicates that, contrary to the general belief, the ancient people engaged themselves in many (more than the major four) types of social activities. Best regards, Subhash Sharma

Date:	2/9/2001 - 3:14 AM
Name:	ranganath narapuram
Site:	http:///
Location:	memphis, tennessee, indian in usa
Comments:	dear sushamaji, i would like to express my appreciation for the work u did in putting up a wonderful website like this and keep it up.may GOD create many more people like u.hinduism needs people like u who are web savvy and know how to present it in the correct light and show to the world the greatness of the world's most ancient religion. though i am younger than u, GOD BLESS YOU.

Date:	2/6/2001 - 12:28 PM
Name:	Raja Sharma
Site:	http:///
Location:	Troy, Michigan, USA
Comments:	Dear Sushamaji, As I have said before, your website is one of the best sources for Hinduism. You have done a superb job in not only collecting the information but also in analyzing it very well also. Your new design is more user friendly and appealing than ever. I thank you for all the work you are doing and wish you continued success in propagating principles of Hinduism and the greatness of India. I found two errors in one of your articles. I would like to bring them to your kind attention. If your website had been an ordinary one, I would not have bothered. But since yours is one of the best sites, I thought I should do this for you. 1. Under "Women in Hinduism", you indicate that Gargi was the wife of Yaagnyavalkya. T

Date:	2/5/2001 - 1:10 PM
Name:	Deepak Nagaraj
Site:	http:///
Location:	fairborn, ohio, USA
Comments:	Its been 25 years from my birth,I have been part of this religion. But never i have been effected and impressed so much, after i have gone through ur website. I really feel proud of being a hindu and I now spend more time to know more about it ,to follow it. and spread it which is more important. i am thankful to all my forefathers and people who have helped to preserve this precious gem for our younger generation and its our responsiblity to hold on to it and spread it to the whole world the fragrance of this beautiful flower. I would like to thank you for ur thankless job from deep of my heart. thankyou Deepak Nagaraj

Date:	2/2/2001 - 9:34 PM
Name:	Vasant
Site:	http:///
Location:	Irvine, CA, USA
Comments:	Wow. I recommend this site to everyone I know. I especially loved the section showing the connection between Hinduism and SouthEast Asia. I am glad that you're focusing on the connections WE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES HAVE through SPIRITUALITY!

Date:	2/2/2001 - 9:33 PM
Name:	Ed Viswanathan
Site:	http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/18799040
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Namasthe Dear--Sushama Londhe---Thanks for writing to me---I am impressed by your web page. I wish you godspeed in all your endeavors.  I salute you.  You are doing a great service not only to Hindus, but for every one who is in search of truth. I am an engineer and author of the book AM I A HINDU? If any one wish to have FREE EDUCATIONAL FLOW Charts about Hindu culture please write to me. Ed Viswanathan arvind-4@msn.com Thanks

Date:	2/2/2001 - 9:29 PM
Name:	Ed Viswanathan
Site:	http://http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Namasthe Dear--Sushama Londhe---Thanks for writing to me---I am impressed by your web page. I wish you godspeed in all your endeavors.  I salute you.  You are doing a great service not only to Hindus, but for every one who is in search of truth. I address Hinduism by the name HINDU CULTURE since Hinduism is the TRUE CULTURE OF INDIA. There are two great CULTURES in the world today. They are HINDUISM and JUDAISM. All organized religions like ISLAM, CHRISTIANITY came JUDAISM. All eastern religions like Buddhism, Sikhism and to some extent Jainism originated from Hinduism. I am an electrical engineer and author of an international best seller on Hinduism by name AM I A HINDU?ISBN 1-879904-06-3 HALO BOOKS, USA and RUPA PRESS in India

Date:	2/2/2001 - 11:40 AM
Name:	Dr. Sarasvati Mohan
Site:	http://www.samskrtam.org/
Location:	San Jose, CA, USA
Comments:	Superb job done. Keep up the good work.

Date:	2/2/2001 - 8:13 AM
Name:	Ramesh Chhagan
Site:	http:///
Location:	Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Comments:	A truly magnificent achievement that will make a significant contribution towards enlightening the world (both Hindus and non-Hindus alike) on the glory of Hinduism. May God grant you the strength to perservere in this noble venture.

Date:	2/1/2001 - 1:42 PM
Name:	Anand Yadav
Site:	http:///
Location:	Bonaire, Georgia, USA
Comments:	This is another link in the long chain called Hinduism but actually the 'Sanatan Dharm' that is about us all. Keep up the good work. I enjoy reading, others may be doing likewise, we need it.

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