Interesting
Arya Samaj Links
http://www.aryasamaj.com/ A
good American site, once you get past the flash components.
http://www.aryasamajhouston.com/
A
very nice American site, very good content.
http://www.punjabilok.com/faith/arya_samaj/arya_samaj.htm Part
of a general Punjabi web site, but with
some good links to history.
Tankara - Birthplace of
Swami Dayanand Jee Web site dedicated to the founder and
leaders of the Arya Samaj.
http://world.std.com/~aditya/toc.html Aditya
Dham, this site has some interesting
articles and readings.
http://www.aryasamajjamnagar.org/
A
very extensive Indian site with lots
of Hindi
and Sanskrit content. Highly recommended.
Stichting Arya Samaaj Utrecht
A site in the Netherlands, written in Dutch but an indication of
the world-wide reach of the Arya Samaj.
http://www.aryasamajnz.org
Auckland Arya Samaj Incorporated (New Zealand)
The Vedic Answers
Questions and answers ( an FAQ , if you like !)
This site has the
complete texts of
the 4 Vedas in
Sanskrit and Hindi at http://www.aryasamajjamnagar.org/homepage.htm
http://www.bhaktisangeet.com/bhajan/arya/arya.html Some
beautiful bhajans, great if you have
broadband.
Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of South Africa
A
very nice South African web site.
http://www.aryasamaj.org/
A good
site with
a mixture of Hindi and English content.
http://www.vedicculturalcentre.com/
An excellent site in Toronto, Canada. Just have a look at their
fantastic
building.
http://koenraadelst.voiceofdharma.com/ This site has extensive academic
writings on the origins and history of the Vedas, their language and
people. It challenges the "accepted" theories that the Vedas and the
Sanskrit language came from outside India, and proposes the interesting
and attractive theory that they are truly native to India,
originating in the old Indus civilisation, and pushes the dates of
their creation back by several thousand years. The research and
conclusions are based on solid scientific evidence. Highly
recommended for anybody who has the patience to sit down and
study the dense treatises that range widely over such diverse
topics as history, linguistics, comparative religion, philosophy and
astronomy. Patience is well and truly rewarded !
Related to the above site is the Voice of Dharma at http://voi.org/ which ranges over the full
scope of the study of Indology.
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