The Message of Mahabharata: The Nation’s Magnum Opus

The theme of the present work is that the Vedic religion of this ancient country enunciates non-dualistic philosophy. The apparent pluralistic ethos of this country is based on that non-dualistic doctrine. The book is divided into three parts, each part containing 18 topics. The first part deals with knowledge including the creation and the history of the created beings in the universe. The second part deals with Wisdom – the Dharma and its facets for an ideal manhood and society. The third part deals with Spiritual values and the mode of realizing the same by every human being. The author says The epic is a magnum opus of the nation. It is the universe in script. In the introduction he highlighted the importance of both the epics of Ramayana and Mahabharata expounding the concept of Dharma. Hence he states that in the multi-religious state like ours, every citizen should read these epics and imbibe the duty oriented concept of dharma, to make the nation glorious and prosperous. Thus stated, he dedicated this work to the nation.