Uday C. Naval

Uday C. Naval is the former President of Society of Indian Academics in America. He retired a few years ago from Herbert H. Lehman College, where he taught English and Linguistics for a quarter century. Dr. Naval has published much in areas related to language studies, art criticism, management practices and Indian philosophy.

In 1961, Dr. Naval published a book on the technique of "time and motion" study, a first on the subject in any Asian language at the time, which was enthusiastically received by the Government and major industries in India. Lately, however, his energies have been focused more on the doctrines of karma and reincarnation. In these fields, he has made several presentations, including the New York Interfaith Forum.

Striped Zebra

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Striped Zebra: The Immigrant Psyche is a presentation on the forthcoming research volume on the subject of migration. The metaphor of Striped Zebra postulates that – upon migration – an immigrant’s mind assumes a “dyadic” structure, in which two parallel streams of thought run side by side. One of these, called the “Seed” values is … Read more

Doctrine of Reincarnation and World Religions

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What is reincarnation? Reincarnation is concerned with the afterlife. At this very moment we are all currently building our path towards the afterlife. What we do, what we think, and what we feel everyday determines what happens in the afterlife. There are two hypotheses about the afterlife. The single life hypothesis states that the soul … Read more