Sacred Texts of the Hindu Book Review

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If there was a weakness, it was the repetitiveness of the many different hymns and chants. Many of them seemed to repeat themselves throughout the book, such as the many different chants and hymns to heaven and dawn, and to the various gods. I understand that some conveyed different messages, but it seemed to bog the book down, and just add weight. Cutting some of these redundant messages would have made it an even more appealing text.

These texts are effective too because they explain the religion in relatively simple language, so even foreign readers can get the feeling and spirit of the religion, and take away a more intimate understanding of Hindu belief systems.
It is meant as a guidebook for Hindus, but it opens up new ideas about religious thought in other readers, and shows, although we are different, many world religions are remarkably similar, as well.

In conclusion, the Hindu Vedas are a compelling look into the belief systems and practices of the Hindu religion. Their ideas about enlightenment, reincarnation, and living a good life are remarkable refreshing in today's world, and perhaps they could inspire many to a more peaceful coexistence with each….....

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