Description
What is the essence of Sanatana Dharma? Why has Hinduism endured for millennia, and is it now under threat? Can metaphysical questions like ‘Who am I?’ and ‘Is there a God?’ be answered through personal experience rather than blind belief? In this compelling collection of forty-three thought-provoking articles, Maria Wirth explores the spiritual depth of India’s ancient wisdom traditions, the power of Vedic philosophy, and the relevance of Sanatana Dharma in a modern world rife with ideological conflict. The essays span a wide range of topics—from the Kanwar Yatra and the sacred city of Haridwar, to critiques of religious conversion, violent verses in religious texts, and a powerful letter addressed to the Pope questioning aspects of Christianity.
