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This is first Lexicographic Book in the History of Lexicography in Lexico-graphical form for a Greatest Revolutionist thinker cum philosopher in the Middle of 9th Century A.D. After very long discussion with great scholars, the word Lexicography has been coined for this book and named the title Lexicography of Ramanujacharya. The book cover entire life history of Ramanujacharya, a founder of Visistha-vaitham, and his 74 simhasanas (disciples) in elaborate manner ...
The book Dictionary of Indian Religions is the first Dictionary purely based on Indian Religions. The book, which covers entirely all Indian Religions, art, literature, mythology, philosophy and its religions writers. The book, which covers, Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism, Mohammedanism, Zoroastrianisen and Parisim. The book is more informative and educative. It brings to know more about Indian based religions. This books pays equal weight age to all Indian ...
The Book "Vedas" is considered to be a Sacred books in India, and believed to be the earliest literary recond of the Indo-European Race. It is indeed difficult to say when the earliest portions of these compositions came into existence. Many shrewd guesses have been offered, but none of them can be proved to be incontestably true. The Vedas were handed down from mouth to mouth from a period of unknown antiquity, and the Hindus generally believed that ...
Vaisnavism is the direct descendant of the Vedic religion, also known as Brahmanism. It is especially widespread in Middle India (the Deccan) where three-fourths of the population is Vaisnavite, and in Hindustan (India north of the Deccan) where one-fourth is Vaisnavite. Sri Vaisnavism does not, however, base its authority solely on the Sanskrit Vedas, Agamas and smrti texts, but also on the Tamil writings of the Alwars. The twelve Alwar saints were born in ...
Readers will find a rich treasure in this work, Dictionary on Indian Epics, in the form of dialogue, and meaningful explanation. The Dictionary covers all Epical characters in new approach. This may be first Dictionary to bring down certain new Dictionarial meaning for known and unknown characters. The holy Ramayana, a masterpiece in Sanskrit classics of the great sage Valmiki, the Adikavi, is the first and foremost specimen of exquisite poetry. ...
The perpetual Srimad Bhagavatam cherished and prized legacy of Indian culture. The idealized version of Bhaga-vatatam described in deep into the consciousness of every Hindu religious thinkers. The accurate depiction in different ages and regions testifies to the universal and everlasting popularity of Srimad Bhagavatam Worshipful homage’s unto Lord Krsna, divine incarnation of the Supreme Deity, Bhagavat Narayana, His perfect personality ...
Although to the ancients, myths were simply accounts of the doings of deities that they believe actually existed, today's students see these same stories as a body of literature. The distinction is one that students should understand, for though the stories are interesting for their own sake, and retain and essential appeal to the human imagination, they are equally important for what they have to say about the past. Mythology: Gods and Goddesses is a two-part ...
This publication, Glossary of Hinduism contains information on all important areas of Hinduism. An attempt has been made to provide a concise Glossary with a view of explaining the various mythological characters. Flow charts have been used extensively for clear depiction of characters and terms, and their relationship to each other. Hindu mythology consists of around 33 crores characters, which is so comprehensive that authorities are often at variance with each ...