Many religions have the idea of tithing, meaning to give a tenth of your income, or a certain percentage of your income. But in Hinduism, there is no fixed percentage for donation; amount is not mandated. Give an amount that you think you can afford! If for any reason you...

Places of worship and spiritual epicenter such as temples play an important part in the society we know and live in.   As individuals and as a community we participate in cultural, religious and spiritual practices that require us to build and maintain a place of worship/ spiritual practice and learning...

Hinduism teaches “ahimsa” – a refraining from injuring, physically, mentally, or emotionally, anyone or any living creature.  Hinduism has no commandments – it gives us the wisdom to make up our own mind on what we put in body. The Hindu who wishes to strictly follow the path of non injury...

Hindus do not worship a stone or metal “idol” as God. We invoke the presence of God and worship God through the image. The image or icon of worship is a focus for our prayers and devotions. Just like we do not talk to the telephone rather we use it...