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Principles
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A
Comprehensive Study of the
Ancient Tradition and the Perennial
Philosophy | ||||||
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Lesson
17: An Introduction to the Origin of the Practice. Lesson
18: When did this faith start and how was it practiced. Lesson
19: Basics of the Principles and the Practice. Lesson
20: So Simple and Yet so Complicated at the Same time. | ||||||
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Lesson
21: Holy Sermons, Teachings and Philosophy. Lesson
22: A Faith as old as Creation and as Modern as Tomorrow. Lesson
23: Faiths and Doubts Among Hindus. Lesson
24: Reason, Question, Analyze and then Accept the teachings. | ||||||
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Lesson
25: One God Among Many Gods in Hinduism! Lesson
26: A firm belief that Truth is One, with Many a Title. Lesson
27: Social Leaders, Incarnations and Gods. Lesson
28: The Evolution of Hindu Deities in Many Forms. | ||||||
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Lesson
29: Spirituality, Religious Practices and Beliefs of Hindus. Lesson
30: Rituals, Duties, Reincarnation and Liberation. Lesson
31: The Spiritual Discipline and Cultural Practice. Lesson
32: A Study of the Modern Day Practice of the Ancient Faith. | ||||||
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The
above listed pages seen on this site are excerpted from the book published and
released in October 1999. The
Book 'Principles and Practice of Hindu Religion" is published by Bharatiya
Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai, India. The
sample pages given here contain the Basic Study and Essentials of Hindu Religion
and the Philosophy. | ||||||
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