Bücher von Kshitiz Gaur

There was no crusade and no religious battle in Hindu race, there was no missionary or ecstasy of spreading god¿s kingdom on earth. Life was simple. Right action and conduct was the only source of morals and liberation only possible by knowledge. But now importance of action replaced by practicing superstitions and worshiping thousands of gods without a single trace of past and therefore Hindu philosophy lost on this land and the religion turns to feeding cows on road to get prosperity.

Historia niepi¿miennej kobiety Rad¿astanu w Indiach, która w swojej podró¿y po znalezieniu transcendentnej mi¿o¿ci u¿wiadamia sobie, ¿e mä¿e¿stwo nie jest tylko odpowiedzi¿. Po zerwaniu mä¿e¿stwa próbuje kilka ¿y¿ w zwi¿zkach, aby znale¿¿ prawdziw¿ mi¿o¿¿. Wie, ¿e uczucie transcendentalnej mi¿o¿ci, mi¿o¿ci wykraczaj¿cej poza logik¿ i rozumowanie, istnieje i zaczyna poszukiwä sensu mi¿o¿ci, podczas swojej podró¿y stara si¿ zrozumie¿ zasady hinduskiej religii i filozofii, aby zrozumie¿ rzeczywisto¿¿ i prawd¿, które fabrykuj¿ spo¿ecze¿stwo, aby ¿y¿ zgodnie z w¿äciw¿ wiedz¿.

They were Aryans and they laid foundation of Hindu ideology of spiritualism and universality. Thousands of people across the world from centuries wanted to understand Hindu system of life.Society flourished for about two thousand years by following Veda scripture to make life more meaningful. But why people of Vedic Age required the new scripture in the way of codified code of conduct like Manu Smriti when Vedic Age was totally dedicated and in accordance with the Vedas.