Every individual born on earth unmistakably bears unconditional high regards for his/her own mother's tongue, literature, religion, art, and culture. We are American of Bhutanese origin. We are a society of rich and developed native language, literature, religion and culture. We belong to the ancient Vedic Hindu Dharma. Under the auspicious of American laws, we have been enjoying the freedom to pr
actice our religious practices such as prayers, pujas, rituals involving birth or death and the likes. We understand that right to religion comes under fundamental rights. Individuals who do not inherit cultural and religious values from their ancestors find it difficult to define their very own existences. The backdrop of our history is intricately linked to the language we speak, religion we follow, and cultural values that we derive pride from. Our existence is assured only if we work adequately on preserving our religion, values and culture. Appreciating the need to act to preserve and protect our cultural and religious heritages, the Bhutanese Vedic Hindu practitioners have embarked on a journey for the same. We have focused on embedding the Vedic Hindu values in our lifestyle, which we believe will consequently help preserve and protect our norms and values throughout this organization.
