The Religion of the Rigveda Centre for Studies in Civilizations Duty to science and literature

Duty to science and literature requires every sensible man

Meeting these questions with a sharpened consciousness is part of what it involves to live in the world

in which strict logical accuracy went hand in hand with greater precision of ideas and depth of thought

when Sri Swami Tejomayanandaji Maharaj of the Ashram commenced his discourses on the theme of this book and student found it necessary to have a guide to follow the line of the teaching

In India there is no real historiography as in Greece and Rome and historians of the ordinary category (like those who could not forgive a plato for not being a demosthese charitably shrug their permanent organism of state not to speak of a public oratory indeed has not even managed to write down its history

The Religion of the Rigveda Centre for Studies in Civilizations Duty to science and literatureThe work expounds the value of Indo Aryan religious ideas, as represented in the Rigveda. The work is divided into three sections in thirteen chapters. Section I deals with the origin of Indo European and Indo Iranian religion. Section II discusses the Vedic Gods theories of henotheism, monotheism. Section III discusses the Vedic religion.