Dear
Editor,
Re:
Britney Spears has baby son blessed at Hindu temple. How shallow
on everyone's part. So Britney is a Hindu and desires to have
her son raised as a Hindu? How inconsiderate and ignorant
of the so-called "Hindu priests" to sanction this
non-sense. "Tomorrow" Britney will probably be "into"
Kabbala or the next fad.
Agni Kumar
Just
received your latest issue by chance in my inbox - and wanted
to say
well done! Its people like yourselves who make a real difference
to Hindu's
in the UK.
Regards,
Dr
Mehul Lakhani
Dear
Madam and Sir,
Thank you for e-mailing me the Hindu Voice magazine. It is
impressive beginning and I look forward to the future issues.
I will be very grateful if it does not become political or
biased in any sense.
I especially found Dilip Lakhani's interview quite interesting
and thank you very much for the Gayatri Mantra explanation.
With regards to directory of temples, I am sure there are
quite a few small temples that have been missed out. I go
to Jalaram Mandir in Greenford, albeit not regularly. There
is also another Jalaram Mandir in Hounslow, which I believe,
is family run. I also recall attending an opening ceremony
of a Hindu Mandir in Bristol some 27 or 28 years ago.
Good luck and Best wishes
Suresh Popat
West London
Dear
Editor,
The
Hindu Voice UK site is a really good informative site for
young Hindu's
out there. I haven't come across a Hindu site for the UK people
as of yet since I
started browsing the web back in 97/98!
The
student story on university campus was very good and I'm sure
a lot of
people go through similar experiences; Natasha's story can
show other
young Hindus how to be strong when faced with similar experiences.
The
tattoo article was interesting! I have two religious tattoo's
myself and
see them as some sort of identity of whom I am to people!
And author is
right about making impressions on people etc. But I'm sure
there is a link
between judgement and identification.
Excellent
newsletter, keep the site coming.
Ajay