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Key Messages of Hinduism: Equality, Social Groups & Diversity
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- Manjunath S Sharma
- Independently Published
- Paperback
- 9798703945131
- 9.61 X 6.69 X 0.37 inches
- 0.62 pounds
- Philosophy > Hindu
- English
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Important note (target audience): An intermediate level of understanding of many Hindu (Sanatana Dharma) philosophy terms is a must. Familiarity with Sanskrit (Samskritam) language and Devanagari script is a must (required). This compilation is useful for Sanatana dharma (Hindu philosophy) followers, Hindu culture enthusiasts, spiritual aspirants, sadhakas and Vedanta students. One needs to be familiar with Hindu Shastras / Philosophy terms to get the best out of this book. There are many concepts that is hard for a person to understand without a good foundation in Hindu/Sanatana Dharma terminology. I am writing this in the form of key messages of Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma. Some parts of the message, table or figure is repeated occasionally for completeness sake in a different message. I do have many personal opinions throughout the book. I am careful to state that it is my opinion . Main themes of the book are centered on: 1.Gunas - This is such an abstract concept for a beginner. I researched a lot and compiled material from many authentic sources. 2.Karma - This is another term that is used heavily. I have given many details collected from various authentic and best sources. 3.Social Groups - Bhagavad Gita shloka 4-13 creates so much animosity as it is easily misunderstood by many. But the importance of this shloka is explained using mathematics (my original research, six unique groups of three gunas), labor markets, economics, and market share index. For visual clarity, I present graphical illustrations.4.A perpetual hot topic is inequality. I have extensive coverage on this topic all based on Hindu Shastras (philosophy).5.Individual responsibility and how to transform oneself. How not to become a victim of cults, guard oneself and evaluate situations using various frameworks.6.Many advanced concepts of Vedanta given in Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads and Brahma-Sutras is discussed. Though I am not qualified to instruct, I am compiling it from various sources and the interested reader can verify and or do further research on these topics.
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