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19 July 2009
Auroville (part 2, English)
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12 July 2009
Auroville (part 1, English)
Auroville is a city at the nort-east coast of India about 10 kms north of Pondicherry.
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5 April 2009
Arya Staphana Divas: Be a needle, not scissors
On Februari 11th followers of the Arya Samaj conmemorate the day Swami Dayanand was born. He is the founder of the Arya Samaj, a reformed branch of Hinduism. He was a great filosopher and good speaker. In October 2007 it was exactly 125 years since Swami Dayanand wrote his 'Satyarth Prakash', a religious-spiritual guidebook for daily life.
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18 Januari 2009
Hunt for the souls
Within christianity converting is a divine task, the only way to heaven is trough Jesus. Hinduism says every religion has its own value and is one of the many ways to God. This documentary gives us a look in the worlds of converters and converts. Commented on by Jeffrey Armstrong a Vedic teacher from US.
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10 Februari 2008
Light of truth, Satyarth Prakash
On Februari 11th followers of the Arya Samaj conmemorate the day Swamy Dayanand was born. He is the founder of the Arya Samaj, a reformed branch of Hinduism. He was a great filosopher and good speaker. In October 2007 it was exactly 125 years since Swami Dayanand wrote his 'Satyarth Prakash', a religious-spiritual guidebook for daily life.
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3 June 2007
Bidesia, the migrants that never returned
Bidesia is a word from the Bhojpuri language and refers to the people who, from 1873 on, moved from India to Surinam to work but never returned. These people and those left behind expressed their emotions of sadness and loneliness in songs, poems and drama.
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25 June 2006
Hindu's on Jamaica (part 2)
A portrait of the Hindu's of Jamaica.
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18 June 2006
Hindoes in Jamaica (part 1)
As in Surinam, Guyana and Trinidad many Indians came to Jamaica as indentured labourers in the 19th century. A portrait of these almost not heard of Indians.
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28 May 2006
Hindu's in Malaysia
Malaysia had been one of Britains colonies and during their reighn many Indians came to Malaysia to start a new life. A visit to Malaysia's present day Hindu's.
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13 June 2004
Hindu's in Guadalupe and Martinique (part 2)
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6 June 2004
Hindu's in Guadalupe and Martinique (part 1)
After the abolition in 1848 the French gouvernment recruted indentured labourers from India. 40.000 Indians came to Guadalupe and Martinique to work on the sugarcane fields. An impressive documentary on the lives of these hindu's on Guadalupe.
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