- 1. BBC - "Hindu Reflections for the Lockdown"
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- ... of modern day British life to a halt, it’s also served to remind British Hindus, in the most graphic and irrefusable way, of many forgotten priorities and purposes The nation seemed to be surging ...
- Created on 05 May 2020
- 2. Hindu & Sikh organisations call the Government to account for "Hate Crime" discrimination
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- ... and cultural differences.’[4]We agree with this statement and the government must ensure steps for parity for all faith groups with this in mind. ..... 3.1Bullying in schools As Professor Peter ...
- Created on 28 October 2017
- 3. NCHT(UK) submits complaint to IPSO on the use of the word "Asian"
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- ... to associate "grooming gangs" with "ALL ASIANS" in the minds of the non-Asian British public and in terms of the scale of this act of harassment, it is being inflicted upon and harms all British Asians, ...
- Created on 28 October 2017
- 4. Cows, Currency, God & Mammon
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- ... We now, centuries later, still embrace these symbols and hold them close to our hearts to remind us of the path laid out for us by these complementary forces. To handle something from a slaughtered cow ...
- Created on 17 February 2017
- 5. Shackling Shiva - Controlling Yoga in the UK
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- ... never mind teach. I personally have spent significant time picking up the emotional pieces of so called Yoga teachers whose tranquillity and mental well being had been significantly disturbed in the process ...
- Created on 13 September 2016
- 6. The NCHTUK writes to the British Wheel of Yoga ....
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- ... an ounce of integrity it would recognise what the UNESCO has declared only last month“Based on unifying the mind with the body and soul to allow for greater mental, spiritual and physical wellbeing, ...
- Created on 13 September 2016
- 7. Hindu Dharma needs to spread
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- ... the essence in all the different waves. “Brahman is not what the eyes can see but That whereby the eyes can see. Brahman is not what the mind can think but That whereby the mind can think” ...
- Created on 03 September 2016
- 8. A Glimpse behind ancient Hindu Practices
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- ... eyebrows is known as the ajna chakra or the third eye, in modern parlance. This is the spot where the mind has its abode during the day. During the night it reposes in the anahata or heart chakra. These ...
- Created on 23 August 2016
- 9. HATE CRIME ALERT - ANTI HINDU INCIDENT AT WEST LONDON TEMPLE
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- ... a reminder that it is important to report it. Hate incidents can be reported directly to the Police. They can also be reported via the True Vision website at www.report-it.org.uk/home and, in some areas, ...
- Created on 04 August 2016
- 10. UN International Yoga Day in Parliament
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- ... health and lifestyle; appreciates that yoga is a reflective and non-invasive practice, which is appropriate in all stages of life; recommends yoga to be included as part of mindfulness and well-being initiatives ...
- Created on 03 July 2016
- 11. Crematoria Consultation DCLG
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- ... him the door to a wider, fuller and happier existence. Mind borrows its light from the soul. Soul is beyond the realm of physical science. Soul is beyond the reach of material science. Man is a soul ...
- Created on 26 May 2016
- 12. Why Yoga is a Science & Hinduism is not a religion
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- ... because the senses of the body transmit information to our mind which then interprets what we are sensing. Visit the artist As a consequence, the land that we call India has been a region of relative ...
- Created on 02 May 2016
- 13. APPG Religious Education launch inquiry into Religious Literacy.
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- ... of Theocracy but evolutionary and, above all, lead to tranquillity in the body, followed by the mind and then a revelation of our shared humanity and then our shared Divinity. Another consequence of these ...
- Created on 11 April 2016
- 14. Hindu Temples & Guide Dogs for the Blind
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- ... outside world should not enter the Temple premises. Our perspective of the principle of cleanliness is pertinent to an understanding of this issue. With these principles in mind, I can see clearly ...
- Created on 16 February 2016
- 15. The Nazification of the Hindu AUM
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- ... members of our community, reminding them that the joyous atmosphere and radiant sanctity of the Diwali festival must be protected and that delivering an appropriate response after the festival was over, ...
- Created on 13 November 2015
- 16. NCHTUK - Shubh Diwali! 2015
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- ... This darkness clouds the radiance of an innocent mind, poisoning it with fear and hatred and false beliefs about other human beings, and as history so clearly shows – leads to atrocities on a scale ...
- Created on 10 November 2015
- 17. Dr Swamy Blesses Hindu Sikh Unity with Visit to London Gurudwara
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- ... 0208 123 8272, Email:- This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Web:- www.nchtuk.org Notes: Dharma: The concept of Dharma is not yet clear in the British Mind (Hindu ...
- Created on 08 April 2015
- 18. Oxford University cancels Dr Swamy And Malhotra Lecture
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- ... the responsibility of educating young impressionable minds, are incapable of communicating by personal example, the fundamental need for observance and protection of Human rights, especially the right ...
- Created on 23 March 2015
- 19. Who's My Neighbour - A New Model of InterFaith for the 21st Century
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- ... of the National Council of Hindu Temples There will be plenty of opportunity for questions to the panel and I would like to remind you that Bishop Graham James asked us to distribute the Letter from ...
- Created on 05 March 2015
- 20. Conversion and Reversion
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- ... to claim divine approval for the demands of a small group had mind boggling results. After some 2000 years for Christianity and 1400 years for Islam, 2 billion human beings consider themselves as Christians ...
- Created on 24 November 2014
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