This book is not the work of one person alone, but the result of countless blessings, inspirations, and silent guidance received along the way.
I offer my deepest gratitude to the monks of the Ramakrishna Mission, whose compassion and clarity kindled my journey toward Sanatan Dharma. Their teachings helped transform intellectual questions into personal realizations.
I am thankful to my family, whose support allowed me the time and space to write, reflect, and grow. Their patience and presence are my strength.
To the ancient sages (Rishis) of Bharat, who preserved the Vedas, Upanishads, and the wisdom of Dharma for thousands of years- my heartfelt namaskar.
I also gratefully acknowledge the invaluable support and encouragement from my friends. Our engaging discussions and thoughtful debates on these topics provided essential motivation, clarity, and direction to this work.
Lastly, to the Divine within all beings, who is both the questioner and the answer, the path and the goal may this book serve as a small offering at Your feet.
Sanatan Dharma- also known as "Hinduism"- is not just a religion, but a timeless way of life. It's a journey toward self-discovery, inner peace, and understanding our true nature. Rooted deeply in the ancient wisdom of the Vedas and enriched by thousands of years of practice, Sanatan Dharma guides us toward truth, freedom from suffering, and lasting happiness.
Rather than limiting the Divine within strict beliefs, it reveals the sacred everywhere- in nature, in society, in the universe, and within ourselves.
This book introduces the core ideas of Sanatan Dharma in a clear and practical question-and-answer format. Across its 30 chapters, you'll explore common questions like:
What is Dharma, Karma, Moksha, and Rebirth?
Who is considered a Hindu? What exactly are the Vedas and Upanishads?
How does the soul move through many lifetimes?
Why do rituals, festivals, family, and caste matter in Hindu thought?
Can one achieve liberation (Moksha) even while living a regular family life?
Each answer is clear, easy to understand, and grounded in ancient scriptures rather than personal opinion.
The deeper purpose of this book is not simply to teach rules, but to inspire personal growth:
Every life is sacred, every action meaningful, and everyone can achieve liberation-not by avoiding life, but by living consciously and responsibly.
Sanatan Dharma is not rigid; it's like a flowing river, welcoming diverse expressions-gods with form and without, rituals and meditation, festivals and quiet reflection.
Family life, honest work, and inner exploration aren't obstacles, but pathways toward the Divine.
Whether you're new to Hindu philosophy, seeking spiritual growth, or reconnecting with your cultural heritage, this book invites you to experience Sanatan Dharma as a living tradition- not just something in ancient texts, but a wisdom alive within you.
Let's begin this journey of rediscovering who we truly are.
Vedas (1205)
Upanishads (502)
Puranas (632)
Ramayana (749)
Mahabharata (365)
Dharmasastras (167)
Goddess (508)
Bhakti (247)
Saints (1521)
Gods (1297)
Shiva (383)
Journal (181)
Fiction (61)
Vedanta (371)
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