Aspects Of Vedanta
A publication of Ramakrishna Mission Institute Of Culture, 414 Pages, Paperback.
This book provides the knowledge of Vedanta which, according to Swami Vivekananda, 'alone.. can become the universal religion of man'. Swamiji also wanted that 'the conceptions of Vedanta must not only remain in the forest but come out to work at the bar and the bench, in the pulpit and in the cottage of the poor'.
This book is a collection of articles by well-known scholars, culled mainly from the pages of the Cultural Heritage Of India.
This book provides the knowledge of Vedanta which, according to Swami Vivekananda, 'alone.. can become the universal religion of man'. Swamiji also wanted that 'the conceptions of Vedanta must not only remain in the forest but come out to work at the bar and the bench, in the pulpit and in the cottage of the poor'.
This book is a collection of articles by well-known scholars, culled mainly from the pages of the Cultural Heritage Of India.
