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This monograph is a gist of the lectures delivered to students-Indian and foreign-at various points of time and at several institutions of higher learning. Most people, including the Hindus, do not have a basic understanding of what Hinduism stands for or 96p.

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Reprint ed. xiii+344p., 23cm.

1st ed. xii+324p., Bibliography; References; Index.

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This book traces the evolution of Hinduism from ancient period to the modern age. It records Dravian and Aryan symbiosis in Hinduism, and the impact of Greeks and British, Buddhism and Islam. Quoting liberally from Hindu sacred texts and related literatur 2nd revised ed. xvi+154p., Index; 23cm.

Unlike Islam and Christianity Hinduism is not a religion which took birth at a particular point of time due to the teachings of some human founder; its nature is eternal though ever-changing (pravahi sanatana). It is only in the case of some of its sects 1st ed. xii+168p., Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

Very-nice, clean condition. Dustcover shows mild wear and has been price-clipped. Book is in Fine Condition. NO remainder marks. Tight spine - Bright pages. NO writing, marks or tears inside book. 255 pages.

Very Good 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall No Jacket, as Issued Cloth Reprint Contents: Vedic hymns - Brahmanas and sacrificial system - Upanishads and brahmanical philosophy - brahmanical law, domestic usages, and caste - buddhistic movement and influence on Brahmanism - development of Hinduism and the doctrine of Triple Manifestation - development of Saivism, Vaishnavism and the doctrine of Incarnation - doctrine of Devotion, as developed in the Puranas and Tantras - medieval and modern sects - modernb castes - modern idol-worship, sacred objects, holy place and times.