Hinduism: Doctrine and Way of Life (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Rajagopalachari, Chakravarti

 
9781330262993: Hinduism: Doctrine and Way of Life (Classic Reprint)

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Chapter Preface I Introductory II Disharmonies III Ancient Yet Modern IV The First Step V The Vedantic Postulate VI Maya VII Karma VIII The Vedanta Ethic Conclusion.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Whether the claim made in the introductorychapter that Vedanta can create a conscience for social obligations is accepted or not, this book will have served its purpose if it gives to those who read it a clear idea of the philosophy of the Hindus and the way of life flowing from it. Hinduism has been the subject of study by quite a number of earnest men from foreign lands. Some, repelled by features of the social structure still in existence among Hindus, have condemned Hindu philosophy itself as worthless. Others have found great and rare things in it, but in trying to give expression to what they admire, they confuse and mystify their readers and leave them sceptical. This is only what may be expected, for while difficulties of language and idiom can be overcome by patient scholarship, the complex product of the gradual synthesis of philosophy and social evolution, that is to say, of the eternal with the ephemeral, which has taken place through millennia; and which reflects vicissitudes of a chequered history, is not easy for a foreigner to understand or explain.
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Biographie de l'auteur

CHAKRAVARTI RAJGOPALACHARI, popularly known as "Rajaji" or "C.R.", was a great patriot, astute politician, incisive thinker, and one of the greatest statesmen. A close associate of Mahatma Gandhi, he was an ardent freedom-fighter. In his capacity successively as Chief Minister of Madras, Governor of West Bengal, Home Minister and the first Indian Governor-General of India he rendered yeoman service to the country and left an indelible impress on our contemporary life. Rajaji's books on Marcus Aurelius, the Bhagavad Gita and Tirukkural, are popular. In Mahabharata he displays his inimitable flair for story-telling and applying the moral of stories to the needs of modern times. In Ramayana he captures for us the pathos and beauty of Valmiki's magic in an inimitable manner. In the Upanishads, Sri Rajaji presents the grandeur of the ancient wisdom of the great Seers of Bharatvarsha. Rajaji passed away in 1972 at the age of 94.

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