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From the Publisher

Namaste - An Illustrated Guide to the Hindu Way of Life

Embark on a spiritual journey with 'Namaste' by Jay Narayan

This captivating coffee-table book beautifully unveils the timeless essence of Hinduism, tailored for a contemporary audience.

Namaste is not just a book — it's a spiritual guide that gracefully navigates through Hindu philosophy, mythology, science, history, culture, arts, and architecture in an easy-to-read format.

With 550 full-coloured pages adorned with 500+ captivating pictures and illustrations, it is a visual treat that enriches both the mind and soul!

Namaste is a 'Book of Life' for everyone!

An Illustrated guidebook on Hindu Philosophy

Hindu Philosophy explained like never before

Brahma Vidyā is the science of spirituality or seeking knowledge about God and existence. It is a study that is aimed to realise the Ultimate Truth.

The ultimate goal of Brahma Vidyā is enlightenment or ‘Self-Realisation’, leading to liberation from the recurring rebirth cycles of the soul.

Pursuing such a long-term goal, the seeker gradually experiences spirituality, making them progressively contended and happier in their day-to-day lives.

What is Namaste?

What does Namaste mean?

The most prevalent Indian greeting is “Namaste”, which means “the divine in me sees the divine in you”.

In a single word, Namaste conveys the essence of Hindu spiritual culture.

Religions – as most people now follow – look for divinity outside, much beyond our reach. Spirituality, on the other hand, aims to realise God in everything around us – and just within ourselves.

It is in the nature of the human mind to create divisions – religions, sects, castes, etc. Spirituality helps to blur these differences and helps us relate better with each other.

Hindu Way of Life - Sanatana Dharma

The Hindu Way of Life is explained like never before

An ancient civilisation

It is a culture that kick-started thousands of years ago when humankind shed their hunter-gatherer lifestyle and adopted a civilised living based on agriculture and farming.

It has since then constantly evolved and continuously attempted to explain the concepts of spirituality, constantly adapting to the ever-changing times and circumstances.

A melting pot of cultures

From ancient times, spirituality has helped the Indian civilisation embrace the diversity of cultures and customs followed by its people.

As a result, today the Hindu way of life is a thriving eclectic mix of colourful traditions that is unmatched in the world. It constantly reminds us of the importance of spirituality in promoting global oneness.

A spiritual path to realise divinity

From the most ancient Vedic lore, through the greatest wisdom exposition in the Upanishads, the brilliant masterworks of the Itihasas and Puranas, and the profound teachings of Buddha, Mahavira, Adi Shankara and innumerable seers over thousands of years of history, Hindu culture has been constantly evolving supporting people in their quest for enlightenment.

Being a spiritual path, Hindu culture has given its people freedom to express spirituality in their own ways as it understands that all spiritual paths eventually leads to enlightenment.

The Hindu way of life is Sanatana Dharma - a universal culture.

About the Author - Jay Narayan

About the Author

Jay Narayan is a spiritual seeker on a passionate quest for wisdom and inner truths in life. He firmly believes that when there is spiritual progress in a society, all its people will lead contented and worthy lives.

In addition to his spiritual pursuits, he is a Chartered Engineer by profession, with over 25 years of experience working with esteemed engineering companies.

Even though this is his first venture as an author, Jay Narayan has dedicated a considerable amount of time to thoroughly explore and understand spiritual concepts, traditions, and history. His experience in logically and aesthetically writing scientific reports has helped him present the knowledge in the form of a well-balanced, engaging and pleasing narrative with the potential to arouse the spiritual quest in all readers.

He supports global oneness, and his motto in life can be summed up by this ancient Sanskrit phrase:

Lokaḥ samastāḥ sukhino bhavantu

May everyone in the entire world be happy!

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