The Symbolism of Hindu Gods and Rituals - Couverture souple

Parthasarathy, A.

 
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Synopsis

The Hindu scriptures are a unique blend of the subtle philosophy of Vedanta on one hand and gross, fetishist worship on the other. Hinduism appears as a strange amalgam of the highest classical literature with gods and goddesses, rituals and festivals, ceremonies and celebrations. The Hindus themselves are confused and confounded by this mixture.

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À propos de l'auteur

A. Parthasarathy is an internationally acclaimed philosopher. He has a multi-disciplined academic base including post-graduation from London University. He has researched for over fifty years on the state of human beings. His findings focus on the urgent need to revive, rehabilitate the human intellect. His resolve has emerged into four distinct avenues of service: Vedanta Academy - Parthasarathy founded the Academy in January 1988 in Malavli Hills, 108 km from Mumbai, India. It offers three-year residential courses designed to build intellectual ability and instil higher values of life in students from all over the world. Public Discourses - His discourses on intellectual development have captivated audiences in four continents for over forty years. He has lectured at prestigious organisations and universities the world over. Corporate Seminars - Parthasarathy has been a distinguished resource of the World Economic Forum, Young Presidents Organisation, Young Entrepreneurs Organisation and several multinational corporations. Writings - He has published ten books which present ancient philosophical teachings and wisdom of thinkers from the East and West. Two of them have earned best-selling status.

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