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Buddhist Princess of Halifax, Canada

Buddhist Princess of Halifax, Canada

Tweet By Karishma Patel Halifax Citadel and Skyline Halifax, Nova Scotia (CHAKRA) – A new Buddhist Princess has been born in Halifax causing the Shambhala Buddhist community to celebrate. The Shambhala website recently announced the birth of Drukmo Yeshe Sarasvati Ziji Mukpo. Mother, Sakyong Wangmo Khandro Tseyang and father, Sakyong Jamgon Mipham Rinpoche happily carried her [...]

August 28 2010 | Posted in Buddhist Related, World News | Read More »

Vancouver Islands Interest Grows in Buddhism

Vancouver Islands Interest Grows in Buddhism

Tweet Vancouver, Canada (CHAKRA) – As more people are becoming spiritual and looking for inward happiness, they are turning towards Buddhism, especially in the central part of Vancouver Island, according to the President of Kathok Gonpa society in Coombs. However, Penny Mcguire predicts that the people who will attend Tibetan Buddhist Monk Changling Rinpoche’s talk [...]

August 13 2010 | Posted in Buddhist Related, World News | Read More »

Consecration of Great Hindu Temple in Toronto

Consecration of Great Hindu Temple in Toronto

Tweet By Siva Kumar Sringeri Vidya Bharati Foundation Temple in Toronto Toronto, Ontario (CHAKRA) – One of India’s most moving philosophers, who died at the early age of 32, is being remembered 1300 years later for his part in strengthening and reviving Hinduism. Shankaracharya’s teachings are being remembered this Sunday at the consecration of a temple [...]

July 18 2010 | Posted in Hindu Related, World News | Read More »

Can giving too much freedom of religion increase oppression and segregation?

Can giving too much freedom of religion increase oppression and segregation?

Tweet By Sameh Ghobrial Many Mcdonalds and Burger King stores sell Halal meat Living in Canada—a country where the Muslim population is rapidly growing, people that are not Muslim are forced to deal with Islamic based choices daily even though many may claim it does not affect them.             When driving through the streets of Toronto, [...]

April 13 2010 | Posted in Insight/Opinion | Read More »

Are “Hindu’s” Too Progressive Thinking?

Are “Hindu’s” Too Progressive Thinking?

Tweet Toronto, Canada (CHAKRA) – We as Canadians, take pride in the fact that we live in a democracy which supports individual rights.  That is one of the main reasons immigrants from all over the world come to North America—for the American dream, because the opportunity is endless.  People generally live by the words “Don’t [...]

April 2 2010 | Posted in Hinduism, Insight/Opinion | Read More »

Canadian Hindu Leader Pundit Jankie Persad Sharma Passes Away

Canadian Hindu Leader Pundit Jankie Persad Sharma Passes Away

Tweet By Karishma Patel Trinidad has a Vibrant Hindu Community Mississauga, Canada (CHAKRA) – An important leader and pioneer of the Hindu religion, Pundit Jankie Persad Sharma has died.  He was a prominent leader for Hindus in both Trinidad an Tabago and Canada.  He was the one to start celebrating Diwali in Trinidad in addition [...]

March 26 2010 | Posted in Hindu Related, World News | Read More »

Kidnapped Sikh Man Forced to Convert by Pakistani-Based Taliban

Kidnapped Sikh Man Forced to Convert by Pakistani-Based Taliban

Tweet By Antony Thomas Taliban Fighters in Pakistan Toronto, Canada (CHAKRA) – Toronto-based Bishan Dass, is desperate for the release of his 32-year-old son, Robin Singh from the rein of Pakistani-based Taliban, who kidnapped him and are forcing him to convert to Islam. For a ransom of 10 million rupees, Robin Singh, an IT graduate [...]

March 13 2010 | Posted in Featured, Sikh Related, World News | Read More »

Plans for Sikh Gurdwara Causes a Troubled Atmosphere at Public Meeting in Canada

Plans for Sikh Gurdwara Causes a Troubled Atmosphere at Public Meeting in Canada

Tweet By Karishma Patel Guelph, Ontario (CHAKRA) – A southside domed Sikh temple has caused a hostile receptiveness by residents of a rapidly growing upscale residential neighbourhood.  A public planning meeting is where the temple plans were discussed among city staff. “It’s a huge change for all of us. I’m against that building — period,” [...]

February 19 2010 | Posted in Featured, Ignored News, Sikh Related | Read More »