Landmarks Of Hinduism
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Hinduism is a non-dogmatic religion which acknowledges yogic science to be superior to religion. It has a capacity to renew itself and to invite adherents of other religions and even those who do not belong to any religion in a quest whereby religions can be united in a spirit of non-exclusivism. It is to the service of harmony that can be achieved by surpassing exclusivism that the papers collected in this book are dedicated.
Table of Content
- Preface7
- Landmarks Of Hinduism10
- Significant Features Of Hinduism37
- The Veda In The Light Of Sri Aurobindo49
- Elements Of Poetics And Poetry In The Veda71
- Gods In The Vedas And Puranas81
- Vedas, Puranas And Thereafter100
- Vedic Tradition And Contemporary Crisis103
- Ancient Indian Wisdom And Contemporary Challenges115
- Yogic Science And Vedic Yoga129
- Vedic Ideals of education and their Contemporary Relevance139
- Bhagavadgita And Contemporary Crisis157
- Vedic Philosophy of Dharma173
- Concept of Dharma191
- Indian Culture and Its Message207