Hinduism Magazines and Journals
Discover Hinduism magazines and journals from around the world. This collection brings together publications on Hindu beliefs, Vedanta, Vedic studies and spiritual practice, alongside news and perspectives from Hindu communities. Whether you're interested in traditional teachings, contemporary Hindu life or academic research, these sources offer different ways to explore one of the world's oldest religious traditions.
A long-running magazine of the Hare Krishna movement, with thoughtful articles on Krishna devotion, Vedic philosophy and bringing spiritual teachings into everyday life.
An open-access academic journal exploring Hindu philosophy, spiritual traditions and the relevance of ancient Indian knowledge to contemporary life.
The Divine Life Society’s monthly magazine offers spiritual reflections, teachings on yoga and Vedanta, and practical guidance inspired by Swami Sivananda.
An open-access scholarly journal for readers interested in the Vedas, Sanskrit texts and the history of early Indian religious traditions.
Published by the World Hindu Council of America, this magazine brings together Hindu community news, cultural perspectives and commentary on issues affecting the global Hindu diaspora.
An international quarterly magazine exploring Hindu beliefs, traditions and contemporary communities through in-depth features, interviews and cultural reporting.
Reports on the worldwide Hare Krishna community, from temple developments and festivals to charitable work, education and the people behind the movement.
Established in 1896, this respected monthly journal features writing on Vedanta, philosophy, religion, culture and the ideas of Swami Vivekananda.
Chinmaya Mission’s monthly magazine offers reflections on Vedanta, spiritual practice and the teachings of Hindu scriptures, alongside news from its worldwide centres.
A quarterly journal inspired by Sri Ramana Maharshi, with essays on self-inquiry, Advaita Vedanta and the search for spiritual understanding.
A monthly journal published by Sri Ramakrishna Math in Chennai, offering accessible perspectives on Vedanta, spiritual values and Hindu cultural traditions.
A free online magazine from the Ramakrishna Vedanta Society in the Netherlands, featuring reflections on spiritual life, philosophy and the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna.
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