My little one on Thoreau, in the recent issue of Denver Quarterly.

The Montgomery advertiser, June 10, 1906 HINDU INDIA A POOL OF IDOLATRY, SAYS WM. JENNINGS BRYAN #HindooHistory #Benares #Varanasi

The Taney County republican, December 26, 1907 #HindooHistory

In the latest #HindooHistory dialogue, I spoke with @philipdeslippe.bsky.social, a doctoral candidate studying the history of yoga in the United States from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth century. Please read and share! And subscribe to the substack. hindoohistory.substack.com/p/hindoo-his...

Replugging my conversation with Dr. Michael Atlman, Professor of Religion at the University of Alabama. #HindooHistory hindoohistory.substack.com/p/in-dialogu...

The Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal, 1910 "Around the World with Prof. Parks" "Benares is a strange city. It is a place that one wishes to see and a place one wishes to leave. It is one of the old cities of the world, being older even than Rome" #HindooHistory

The Washington herald, November 11, 1911 TALKS OF HEATHEN INVASION Mrs. Annie E. Wood Addresses Women's Missionary Union Mrs. Annie E. Wood addressed the Women's Interdenominational Missionary Union at the Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension yesterday afternoon... #HindooHistory

"When heathen temples are rearing their brazen domes in some of our cities, and these are built with the money of American women, surely it is time to furnish them with some scientific data concerning the real purpose of the system into which they are being so adroitly drawn.

"When heathen temples are rearing their brazen domes in some of our cities, and these are built with the money of American women, surely it is time to furnish them with some scientific data concerning the real purpose of the system into which they are being so adroitly drawn.

The Washington herald, November 11, 1911 TALKS OF HEATHEN INVASION Mrs. Annie E. Wood Addresses Women's Missionary Union Mrs. Annie E. Wood addressed the Women's Interdenominational Missionary Union at the Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension yesterday afternoon... #HindooHistory

The Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal, 1910 "Around the World with Prof. Parks" "Benares is a strange city. It is a place that one wishes to see and a place one wishes to leave. It is one of the old cities of the world, being older even than Rome" #HindooHistory

Seattle Star, 1912 “YOGA IS HERE” “Yoga, the symbol of concentration. Imperious demand is the great producer” “Yoga is a Hindu word known in India to every man, woman and child. Its meaning is equivalent to our word ‘yoke’ — literally to ‘get together’” #HindooHistory #Yoga

The Foreward of Elizabeth Reed's 1914 book, "Hinduism in America and Europe", which Reed wrote "to present within the smallest possible compass a correct view of this corrupt cult and also..."

Replugging my conversation with Dr. Michael Atlman, Professor of Religion at the University of Alabama. #HindooHistory hindoohistory.substack.com/p/in-dialogu...

In the latest #HindooHistory dialogue, I spoke with @philipdeslippe.bsky.social, a doctoral candidate studying the history of yoga in the United States from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth century. Please read and share! And subscribe to the substack. hindoohistory.substack.com/p/hindoo-his...

#HindooHistory is on Bluesky now!