The Hindu Mind
By Bansi Pandit, 448 Pages, Paperback.
Author has met head-on two pressing challenges of of our times: 1. how to cull and distill the essential features of the enormously vast and deep Hindu heritage so varied in scope, in the short span of a handy volume, in an easily understandable, highly engaging and readable style and 2. how to make it highly rational, objective, interesting, relevant, and meaningful to our new generation and future generations of Hindu youth.
Mr. Pandit fully yet succinctly explores, with great clarity, all the visible and tangible aspects of Hindu religion: the scriptures, epics, symbols and symbolisms teachings, deities, the important Hindu paradigms. The author also recognizes, clarifies, and removes the various stereotypes, harmful misconceptions and partial understandings.
Author has met head-on two pressing challenges of of our times: 1. how to cull and distill the essential features of the enormously vast and deep Hindu heritage so varied in scope, in the short span of a handy volume, in an easily understandable, highly engaging and readable style and 2. how to make it highly rational, objective, interesting, relevant, and meaningful to our new generation and future generations of Hindu youth.
Mr. Pandit fully yet succinctly explores, with great clarity, all the visible and tangible aspects of Hindu religion: the scriptures, epics, symbols and symbolisms teachings, deities, the important Hindu paradigms. The author also recognizes, clarifies, and removes the various stereotypes, harmful misconceptions and partial understandings.
