Veda. Sacred Hindu texts - Munther Al-Hayek

India used to be a cradle of ideas and philosophies until it was considered a prominent landmark of spiritual life in the ancient world, due to its unprecedented deep insights into the human soul, which turned it into a great cauldron in which various types of divine mystical ideas matured, resulting in a set of religions characterized by their richness in transparency, tolerance, and peace, and by their great diversity in heritage, from an immense multiplicity of gods, and exaggeration in venerating and worshipping them, to the extent of atheism, denying all of them, passing through monotheism and trinities. Now, we have the Hindu religious experience, through its holy book, the Veda, which Hindus consider the source of their religious beliefs. It is not only the oldest form of Sanskrit literature, but also the oldest complete religious text in the world. Through the Veda, we will learn about Indian cultures, ideas, and the development of its literature, as well as their religious beliefs, their conception of the divine, their theory of divine incarnation in everything created, or the unity of existence, and the philosophy of luminous enlightenment, the cycle of rebirths, the system of soul transmigration through reincarnation, and the worship of yoga aimed at facilitating the soul’s salvation from the body. We will also notice how unfair the caste system is in the unique Indian society. Cover type: Cardboard, reinforced Size: 24×17