Hindu Spirituality (Vol. 2)
The term Hindu is referred to the religious life of the people of India, and Spirituality is understood as wisdom about the way back into the ground of pluralism of religious forms. These two volumes are structured along the division between the classical and the postclassical. Twenty-seven scholars from around the world shed light on the spiritual beauty of Hinduisms poetry art and temples, festivals, and music, as well as the contributions of modern pioneers such as Swami Vivekananda Sri Aurobindo, Mahatma Gandhi, and others.
About the Author
KRISHNA SIVARAMAN is currently Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at McMaster Univesity, Canada, and is the author of Saivism in Philosophical Perspective, co-editor of and contributor to Revelation in Indian Philosophy, and author of chapters in Perspectives on Advaita, Modern Indian Responses to Religious Pluralism, and many articles published in North America and India.
The term Hindu is referred to the religious life of the people of India, and Spirituality is understood as wisdom about the way back into the ground of pluralism of religious forms. These two volumes are structured along the division between the classical and the postclassical. Twenty-seven scholars from around the world shed light on the spiritual beauty of Hinduisms poetry art and temples, festivals, and music, as well as the contributions of modern pioneers such as Swami Vivekananda Sri Aurobindo, Mahatma Gandhi, and others.
About the Author
KRISHNA SIVARAMAN is currently Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at McMaster Univesity, Canada, and is the author of Saivism in Philosophical Perspective, co-editor of and contributor to Revelation in Indian Philosophy, and author of chapters in Perspectives on Advaita, Modern Indian Responses to Religious Pluralism, and many articles published in North America and India.
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The term Hindu is referred to the religious life of the people of India, and Spirituality is understood as wisdom about the way back into the ground of pluralism of religious forms. These two volumes are structured along the division between the classical and the postclassical. Twenty-seven scholars from around the world shed light on the spiritual beauty of Hinduisms poetry art and temples, festivals, and music, as well as the contributions of modern pioneers such as Swami Vivekananda Sri Aurobindo, Mahatma Gandhi, and others.
About the Author
KRISHNA SIVARAMAN is currently Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at McMaster Univesity, Canada, and is the author of Saivism in Philosophical Perspective, co-editor of and contributor to Revelation in Indian Philosophy, and author of chapters in Perspectives on Advaita, Modern Indian Responses to Religious Pluralism, and many articles published in North America and India.
