The Bhagavadgita is one of the most sacred books of Hindus and contains profound philosophy reflecting the depth and breadth of Hinduism as no other scripture. It is meant for the devotees and servants of God, who are inclined to practice religious duty, selfless service and virtuous living. The scripture suggests various ways in which you can face challenges and difficult situations in your life, without running away from the world or abandoning your duties and obligations. It gives you hope and courage to deal with your sorrow and suffering in critical situations.
In this collection of essays, you will find a critical analysis of the philosophy, principles and practice of the Bhagavadgita and their relevance to human life. You will understand the true meaning of yoga in the context of the teachings of Lord Krishna and the importance of various yogas suggested by Him for our liberation. You will realize why the scripture is so central to Hinduism and why it is relevant even today.
This book will increase your understanding of the Bhagavadgita immensely and help you in the practice of its teachings. You will understand the meaning and importance of the various concepts, such as bhakti, karma and dharma as never before and their relevance to your life. These essays will enhance your knowledge and understanding of the essential practices and principles of Hinduism as well.
Jayaram V has published several books including the complete translation of the Bhagavadgita with commentary, a must reading for those who want to understand the scripture from a broader Vedanta and yoga perspective without sectarian bias. To know more about Him, please visit www.Hinduwebsite.com and www.Jayaramv.com
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Höhe: 229 mm
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978-1-935760-09-2 (9781935760092)
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Jayaram V has authored over 3000 articles and 16 books, which include such notable works as Brahman, The Awakened Life, An Introduction to Hinduism, Bhagavadgita: Unveiling Gita's Secrets, Essays on the Bhagavadgita, Brahman, The Awakened Life, Hinduism, an Introduction, Selected Upanishads, Brihadaranyaka and Chandogya Upanishads, Shiva Sutras: Mystic Knowledge Explained, The Hindu Caste System, etc. His writings are appreciated all over the world for their originality and quality of information and his analysis and interpretation of ancient texts. Jayaram V has studied Hinduism and related religions for over 40 years and writes regularly about various aspects of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, spirituality, yoga, and self-improvement. Through his writings, he brings out the knowledge found in the ancient texts, their hidden symbolism, and the significance of various key concepts found in them and interprets them objectively with modern insights and without sectarian biases. His scientific and spiritual background helps him examine the subjects analytically with an open mind and maintain objectivity in his writings and interpretations. He combines the mundane and finite aspects of life with the mystical and transcendental without losing sight of their spiritual and practical value in today's world. Inspired by Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo, and several other spiritual masters of the past and present, he founded Hinduwebsite.com in 2000 to counter negative propaganda and share authentic information about Hinduism and related religions. He believes in religious tolerance and the fundamental freedom of everyone to choose their faith or belief system according to their personal needs and preferences. His efforts have helped make ancient Hindu texts more accessible to the world audience and appreciate the teachings found in them. His work has helped bring the wisdom of India's oldest religious and spiritual traditions to people around the world and educate and inspire them. You can explore more of his writings on Jayaramv.com and Hinduwebsite.com.
