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12 A SURVEY OF HINDUISM opened my eyes to the quite distinct Dravidian tradition within Hinduism—a tradition whose distinctiveness is emphasized also through contemporary political developments. Life in India—for most people—is quite unromantic. To provide for the daily necessities, be it in the villages or in the big cities, is for the majority of Indians an exhausting, competitive task. In India, as everywhere, there is a good deal of poverty, unemployment, and disillusionment among the youth. There were natural calamities and social tensions, language riots and religious confrontations. To experience all this for ten years had a sobering effect on my youthful enthusiasm and kept me from unduly romanticizing India—past or present. Yet living in India nevertheless also made me aware of being part of a great old civilization, of the influence of great figures and movements from the past and the present, of the pervasive presence of religion in all aspects of daily life, for better or worse. No amount of reading texts can replace the immediacy of recognition given through an encounter with a samnyāsi who has spent a lifetime in pursuit of moksa. No theory of art can do what a visit to a place like Elephanta or Ajanta does to a sensitive person. No description can adequately express the sensation of participation in a major temple feast in a place like Madurai or Tirupati. While over 80 percent of India’s population are Hindus, 16 with a total population estimated at 1.3 billion, that leaves a considerable number of non- Hindus who in some way or other interact with the Hindu majority. The largest group, no doubt, are the Muslims. Even after partition, which was intended to give to Indian Muslims a homeland of their own in Pakistan, over 120 million Muslims live in today’s India. The coexistence of this large minority with the Hindu majority often is an uneasy one: centuries of conflict have created a permanent, latent tension that, at the slightest provocation, flares up into a riot—often with great loss of life and property on both sides. The Sikhs, long counted as close to Hindus, have also been asserting their own religious and cultural identity. They constitute only about 2 percent of India’s population. They are strongly concentrated in the Punjab, where they claim to have a majority. Not all Sikhs are convinced that they need a separate Khalistān, but the more extremist faction did not shy away in the last decades of the twentieth century from terrorism and murder to press the claim. Happily the situation has calmed down now. Around thirty million Indians are Christians, divided into a great many different churches and denominations. Tensions between Christians and Hindus have increased over the past decades, mainly over the issue of Christian missions. There are about seven million Buddhists, four million Jains, a few hundred thousand Parsis and Jews—all of them with a long Indian history of their own. Ādivāsis, the original inhabitants of the country, divided into a large number of tribes, make up a sizeable minority of over sixty million. They comprise hundreds of different groups, strongly concentrated in Central India, but they
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CHAPTER FIVE The Bhagavadgītā I c
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CHAPTER SIX The World of the Hindu
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92 PART I: HINDUISM Aṇḍakaṭah
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114 PART I: HINDUISM How sweet is t
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Part II Trimārga: The Three Hindu
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THEPATHOFWORKS 123 of ritual, as ex
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THEPATHOFWORKS 125 a devatā to be
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THEPATHOFWORKS 127 as outlined in t
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THEPATHOFWORKS 129 them twice as mu
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THEPATHOFWORKS 131 turns up as a gu
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THEPATHOFWORKS 133 devas had killed
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THEPATHOFWORKS 135 Anthropologists
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PURITY AND MERIT 137 performing pū
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PURITY AND MERIT 139 Lord forbids i
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PURITY AND MERIT 141 commonly accep
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PURITY AND MERIT 143 son before the
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PURITY AND MERIT 145 year. For the
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CHAPTER TEN Saṃskāras The Hindu
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SAṂSKĀRAS 149 When a son is born
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SAṂSKĀRAS 151 man should select
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SAṂSKĀRAS 155 piṇḍa.” Now
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THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE 157 that prom
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THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE 159 most beau
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THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE 161 thing, it
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THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE 163 this move
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THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE 165 the time
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ĀTMAN AND BRAHMAN 167 “Yājñava
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ĀTMAN AND BRAHMAN 169 of a person
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ĀTMAN AND BRAHMAN 171 Vedas are hi
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN Karma, Vidyā, Mok
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KARMA, VIDYĀ, MOKṢA 175 a happen
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN The Path of Loving
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THE PATH OF LOVING DEVOTION 183 a s
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THE PATH OF LOVING DEVOTION 185 not
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THE PATH OF LOVING DEVOTION 187 ess
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THE PATH OF LOVING DEVOTION 189 a k
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Figure 14.1. (continued) 191
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THE PATH OF LOVING DEVOTION 193 The
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LORD VIṢṆU AND HIS DEVOTEES 199
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ŚIVA 219 demons, the world fire th
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ŚIVA 223 Andhaka, Śiva destroying
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ŚIVA 225 The process of liberation
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ŚIVA 227 a finite, ignorant, limit
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DEVĪ 233 Armed with the sword, the
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Figure 17.3. Śrī Yantra DEVĪ 241
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DEVĪ 243 body of the swan is jñā
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DEVĪ 247 (śakti) has no authority
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MUDALVAN, MURUKAN, MĀL 249 of Hind
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN Hinduism and B
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HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM 373 Kumārila
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HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM 375 staunches
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HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM 377 experient
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HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM 379 reducing
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CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT Hinduism and C
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HINDUISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA
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HINDUS AND MUSLIMS IN INDIA 395 of
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HINDUS AND MUSLIMS IN INDIA 403 Mad
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HINDUS AND MUSLIMS IN INDIA 407 ref
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HINDUS AND MUSLIMS IN INDIA 409 and
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HINDU REFORMS AND REFORMERS 411 Do
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CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE Mahātmā Gandhi
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MAHĀTMĀ GANDHI 431 Bhagavadgītā
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MAHĀTMĀ GANDHI 433 resistance. It
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CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO Hindūtva—Hind
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Part V Miscellany There were some i
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INDIA AND THE WEST 457 The early me
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INDIA AND THE WEST 461 (Śrīrampur
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INDIA AND THE WEST 463 as Max Müll
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INDIA AND THE WEST 465 Westerners w
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HINDUISM AND SCIENCE 467 of agricul
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HINDUISM AND SCIENCE 469 it has not
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HINDUISM AND SCIENCE 475 Western ed
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HINDUISM AND ECOLOGY 477 well-being
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HINDUISM AND ECOLOGY 479 The honeyb
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HINDUISM AND ECOLOGY 481 In reply t
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HINDU MEASURES OF TIME 491 Figure 3
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HINDU MEASURES OF TIME 493 The time
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HINDU MEASURES OF TIME 495 Dvāpara
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN Indian Chronol
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INDIAN CHRONOLOGY 499 to the low ch
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INDIAN CHRONOLOGY 501 527 bce End o
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INDIAN CHRONOLOGY 503 ca. 640 King
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INDIAN CHRONOLOGY 505 ca. 1526-1757
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510 Map of India showing present st
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512 Map of India showing major mode
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