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Hinduism
is the direct descension of the Grace of God which is manifested
in the form of its Divine scriptures. Hinduism reveals the
total philosophy of each and every aspect of God and the creation
of this universe, and, at the same time, it shows the path
of God realization for all the souls of the world. The original
Divine teachings of Bhartiya (Hindu) scriptures is authentic
Hinduism.
This is
the age of materialism called kaliyug. The effects
of kaliyug are to despise the Divine truth and to
elevate the anti-God elements in the name of God. In the last
200 years such despisations were much greater when the English
regime, with the aid of the British diplomats and the Orientalists
of the 18th, 19th and the early 20th centuries, tried to destroy
the culture and the religion of India by deliberately producing
inaccurate literatures comprising
of fictitious theories and disparaging dogmas that resulted
into an unauthentic and demeaning view of Hinduism. Such literatures
continue to confuse and misguide the world about the authentic
teachings of Hinduism. Its effects have gone so deep into
the educational systems of India that it has prompted even
Hindu scholars and writers to publish writings along the same
lines over the last two centuries. As a result, most of the
existing literatures on Hinduism, especially those appearing
in the English language, do not represent the correct view
of total authentic Hinduism.
The true form of Hinduism can only be established in the literary
world when the researches and publications are oriented only
according to the true theme and the guidelines of Bhartiya
scriptures. In the Bhartiya scriptures, sincere intellectuals
find all the answers of their intellectual quest; pious
scientists find the consolence of their heart and
a guideline for their further research; truthful scholars
find the philosophy of their liking that opens the path to
God; and the selfless devotees of God find
such a sure and simple path of devotion and adoration to their
beloved God that fills their heart and mind with the sweetness
of the devotional love.
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