astha prakashan (9 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. pp. 316.

Zustand: New. pp. 316.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. VEDA DHARMA FOR COGNIZANT MIND is a book, intended neither to hurt anybody's feelings nor to attack or undermine any faith or belief, neither to eulogize a particular path or philosophy nor to condemn my. It is a quest of the amazing impact of a popular, secular, and truly rational thought and approach to human life professed by over one fifth of the current world population. It is for serious study of the more secular, rational and cogent west. accomplished and ignited with the tools of modern science. also known for not acquiescing to and accepting anything irrational and without logic. There are scholars who made deep study of various civilizations and living religions of the world Christianity, Islam or Buddhism, and find Vedic Culture profoundly scientific. holistic and comprehensive in every sense. They say that it is not a religion or just a spiritual path but a complete philosophy of life both spiritual and secular distinctly backed by logic and rationale and founded on laws of nature or natural science. Verily, it is time to actually define as to who is a true Hindu in practical sense. A Hindu is one who believes in pure knowledge (jyana) of the cosmic laws and how they influence his day today life. He always prefers to test anything and everything on the touchstone of Shruti/ Vedas, considered authentic in all matters. Anything against the cosmic cycle (shristi chakra) is not acceptable to a true Hindu. To him all rituals professed and performed by less knowing pundits are superficial, unimportant and uncalled for. These pundits have created business centers to misguide the credulous and gullible people for their personal gains. Such things, however, don't make sense to the cogent and wise. With this kind of definition anybody living in any part of the world is a Hindu irrespective of color of skin, creed, dress code and life style so long as he professes and believes in the fundamental tenets of Hindu philosophy like, not harming any being (ahimsa), truth (satya), not grabing anybody else's wealth and earnings (asteya), complete sense of celibacy and caring love for mankind (brahmacharya) and non-hoarding of essential items (aparigriha)hoarding of essential items is considered a social evil in true Hindu way of life. And also observes shining cleaniness and perfect tidiness(shoucha), sense of full satisfaction and contentment (santosha), works hard to earn his living by fair means (tapah), believes in self contemplation/ self study (swadhyaya) and does not hanker after results of his noble deeds (Ishwarapranidhana)tenets of social development, personal growth and tidiness. In letter and spirit he believes from the depth of his conscious heart in the age old philosophy of 'Live and let live'. Would any conscious person anywhere in the world shall ever deny these basic human values.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Like New. Like New. book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Like New. Like New. book.