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Bramhobadesam - Andhra Padhathi - Tamil | by V. Rathna Sharma/ Hindu Religious Book

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Original price
Rs. 100.00
Rs. 100.00 - Rs. 100.00
Current price Rs. 100.00
SKU 91115428
Language Publisher Page Author Width Height Binding Depth Weight

Tamil

Pioneer Publications

92

Malaji V. Rathna Sarma

5 in

7 in

Soft Bound

0.5 in

0.09 kg

• The vedas book "Bramhobadesam" by V. Rathna Sharma is highly regarded and important among Hindu devotees. • It is a hindu religious book that guides both believers and those seeking spiritual guidance. 
• The vedas book summarizes deep understandings and concepts that form the basis of Hindu philosophy, clarifying the ways of knowledge (jnana), devotion (bhakti), and righteousness (dharma).
• The main focus of "Bramhobadesam" is its explanation of the nature of divinity, detailing the different ways that the Absolute Being (Brahman) shows itself in the world. It clarifies the idea of the everlasting soul (atman) and its connection to Brahman, promoting the quest of enlightenment via meditation, self-reflection, and good deeds.
• The hindu religious book also explores various aspects of Hindu rites, ceremonies, and ceremonies or samskaras, explaining their importance in promoting soul purification and spiritual development. 
• It emphasizes the ritual book with need of leading an upright and moral life and offers thorough guidance on how to observe religious holidays with devotion and reverence.
• For followers of Hinduism, "Bramhobadesam" is a guiding light that provides wisdom and understanding of the eternal laws that govern both the universe and human existence. 
• Hindu religious book encourages people to develop qualities like self-control, humility, and compassion in order to have a harmonious connection with God, others, and themselves.
• Overall, "Bramhobadesam" is a tribute to the rich spiritual legacy of Hinduism, including deep lessons that believers seeking enlightenment and spiritual fulfillment in their lives still find important.