Hinduism Analytical Study

Hinduism: Analytical Study is intended to serve as a base book for the scholars and also general readers, Hinduism has been analysed from a rational and realistic perspective. Consisting of ten chapters, the book attempts to delineats the abiding essentials of Hinduism and interprets them as the formative forces of life, which can pave the way towards perfection. The first five chapters viz, introduction, scriptures of Hinduism. God in Hinduism, Hindu Social and Moral Philosophy, Hindu Philosophy are concerned with the metaphysical aspect of the Hindu Philosophy. The other five chapters, viz Spiritual Disciplines. The Hindu Way of Life. Hindu Shrines, Temples and Festivals, Reformers of Hindu ism and the Conclusion are the empirical aspects of the Hinduism. The Hinduism is an integral religion embracing every aspect of our life. Hindu Dharma is said to be eternal and has no found. Eternal religion or Sanatana Dharma does not mean a particular set of doctrines and dogmas which we have to accept and believe in, but it implies ‘the science of soul’ which explains our true nature and helps us solve the problems of our life and death. We are normally prone to see wood for the trees. The authors have therefore turned the vast scope of Hinduism into a systematic and scientific study where it transcends rigid dogmas and narrow sectarianism. It is earnestly hoped that this book on Sanatana Dharma (eternal religion) will be able to provide real insight and knowledge of Hinduism and help awaken the spirit of Manava Dharma or religion of humanity.