Growing up in the West, so many of us were Hindu by name but never taught the meaning behind anything. School, friends, social media… none of it reflected our culture. So we drifted, not because we stopped being Hindu, but because no one showed us why it matters. If you ever felt disconnected or unsure about your own tradition, you’re not alone. Hindu Youth Society @hindu_youth_society is changing that. Weekly online classes, youth teaching youth, giving real understanding of our philosophy and

Hinduism was never meant to silence your curiosity. It invites your questions. It welcomes your doubts. Our scriptures are conversations. They show seekers wrestling with truth and not blindly accepting it. When we question with sincerity, we grow in understanding and devotion. So keep asking. Keep learning. Make Hinduism something you experience, not just inherit. #hinduism | Hindu Lifestyle Official

They hate it when we win. In Mississauga, Ontario, a 51-foot Ram Murti now stands at the Hindu Heritage Centre. It was not built by corporations or government funding. It was built through the generosity of donors and the unity of the Hindu community. This is not new for us. Around the world, Hindus have turned nothing into something over and over again. After indentureship, after persecution, after being displaced, we rebuild. We create. And when something like this goes up, the racist comments