The book that is now in your hands is expected to remedy this problem to a considerable extent. The subjects dealt with are: religion, philosophy, mythology, rituals, scriptural works, festivals and pilgrim centres, astrology, biographies of religious personalities, iconography, temples and religious institutions. Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism with are closely allied to Hinduism have also been dealt with briefly. Short biographical notes of the better known ideologists have been added at the...
The grace and wisdom that Guru Nanak got from the Ek Omkar, he showered on and shared with ‘all’. Have we collected our share, stored and used it to be wise and graceful? If yes, then know its value and effects; if not, then regain through ‘Knowing Guru Nanak’, the essence of the Essential Guru to live fully and correctly the life of a human being and to get “Bliss, Beatitude and Salvation.”
‘Knowing Guru Nanak’ paints the Gurus, presents their teachings, shows the overlooked...
Sukhmani Saheb is one of the most revered scriptures of the Sikh faith. It was written by the fifth guru Shri Guru Arjun Dev Ji to make accessible divine wisdom to the common man. It appeal extends beyond the Sikh community and it is widely read by Hindus. It has also been translated in Urdu by a Muslim Scholar Khwaja Dil Muhammad. The book presents poetic rendering in english of some of the most poignant verses from the Sukhmani Saheb. It will have special value and significance to those who...
Sikhism has a theology which is based on the fundamental truth Ek Onkar Satnam (oneness of God and the only truth is His name) and on the work ethics about honest and hard work and building a classless and casteless society. EK ONKAR SATNAM highlights these and other characteristics of the Sikh religion, which was founded by Guru Nanak about five centuries ago. Sikhism is a unique path of religion. It was enunciated by Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Guru. The aim of Sikhism was to create a...
Love, affection and brotherhood are the essence of life. Religions preach
human beings to live in peace. Hinduism favours Bhakti Yoga next to Karma Yoga.
Buddhism makes human beings follow middle-path. Jainism conditions on Karma.
Sikhism supports love, affection and brotherhood. Eastern religions support for
systematic progress of human beings. Islam and related faiths justifies God as
the merciful, benevolent and benefactor. Christianity relies on Jesus Christ
who's proved Him to...
The book divided into three parts and twelve chapters, tells the story of Sikkim from its hoary past to the present and reports as to how the Tibetans, Nepalese, and the British dealt with Sikkim leading to eclipse of its autonomous entity.
Part one provides with the back ground and social history indicating the emergence of ethnic plurality and indeterminate political status.
Part two deals with the feudal and democratic elite and shows how they fashioned its destiny during two critical...
This book offers a fascinating panorama of the people of India, their faiths, castes and communities, beliefs, traditions and practices: profusion probably unequalled anywhere in the world. The home of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, India also has a very large population of Muslims. There are, too, different Christian sects, one of the oldest settlements of Jews in the world, Zoroastrians and animists, together forming the rich texture of Indian life and living.
Interestingly, the...
This book contains eight inspiring lessons on finding spiritual truth by means of scientific investigation into the human soul. These lessons, originally presented as lectures by author, focus on uplifting the vital and physical man in each of us, with no spiritual ideal liberating us from ourselves into our inner being. All conscious, subconscious, and unconscious activity of man's mind functions purposefully as a unifying principle and power of the innate Godhead. Lying behind all...
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