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  • The Bagavad Gita

    by C.Rajagopalachari ...
    The Bagavad Gita by C.RajagopalachariPages - 126THE Gita is one of the most authoritative sources of Hindu doctrine and ethics, and is accepted as such by Hindus of all denominations. A study of even selections from it, strengthened by earnest meditation, will enable young men and women to understand the religion of our fathers, which is the background of all the noble philosophy, art, literature ... Read more

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  • Hinduism Doctrine And Way Of Living

    by C.Rajagopalachari ...
    Hinduism: Doctrine and Way of Life by C.RajagopalachariPages - 127Chakravarti Rajagopalachari (10 December 1878 – 25 December 1972) informally called Rajaji or C.R., was an Indian politician, independence activist, lawyer, writer and statesman.[1] Rajagopalachari was the last Governor-General of India.[2] He also served as leader of the Indian National Congress, Premier of the Madras Presidency, ... Read more

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  • Bhaja Govindham

    by C.Rajagopalachari ...
    Bhaja Govindham By C.RajagopalachariPages - 82Sri Sankara crossed the ocean of Maya as easily as one steps over a small irrigation channel in the field. He wrote a number of Vedaantic works for imparting the knowledge of the Self. He composed a number of hymns to foster the sense of devotion in the hearts of men and this I consider to be his greatest service. One of these hymns is the famous ... Read more

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  • Upanishads

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    Upanishads by C.RajagopalachariPages -50IN the Upanishads, we have a scripture, which, among all the Holy Scriptures of the world, displays the most scientific spirit in connection with spiritual enquiry. The sages, whose thoughts and teachings we read in the Upanishads, seem to be as much inspired by constructive doubt as the most modem men of science.Their questions and answers indicate that ... Read more

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