Dharmic Roots & Cultural Ripples: Hinduism in American Life
Recent Webinar: Saturday, February 28, 2026, 9:00 am PT / 12:00 pm ET / 10:30 pm IST
About The Webinar:
Join us for a journey where we unpack one of the most fascinating cultural and spiritual stories of our time — how Hindu Dharma made its way to America and transformed the way Americans think about life, spirituality, and well-being.
In this session, we’ll introduce you to faculty member Philip Goldberg, a scholar with deep experience interpreting global traditions and their intersections with Western culture, and explore the broad themes and rich history behind the new HUA course How Hindu Dharma Transformed America.
Whether you’re considering deeper study at HUA or simply curious about this cultural transformation, this webinar will give you a thoughtful and inspiring glimpse into what awaits in the full course.
Reserve your spot and start your journey into understanding Hindu Dharma’s influence on America.
Get to Know panelist
Shri. Philip Goldberg
Shri. Philip Goldberg, faculty in Hindu Studies at HUA, is an ordained Interfaith Minister with over 50 years of experience as a spiritual scholar, counselor, author, and teacher interpreting global traditions—especially Indian spirituality.
Course Offered by Panelist at HUA
How Hindu Dharma Transformed America
$200.00
This course is currently unavailable for registration
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