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• Table Of Contents
• 1. The Vedic Religion By S.R.N. Murthy 1-8
• 2. Some Observations On The Vedas By S.R.N. Murthy 9-14
• 3. The Deeper Meaning Of Yagna In Indian Religious Thoughts By M. Yamunacharya 15-19
• 4. The Puranas By V. Venkatachalla Iyer 20-33
• 5. Sadhu Dharam, Critical Justice And Value – A Constructive Approach With A Social Perspective By Prof. G. C. Nayak 34-38
• 6. Tree Worship In South India By Dr. Ponnu 39-52
• 7. Serpent Worship By Rev. F. Goodwill 53-59
• 8. Primitive Religion In Mysore By C. Hayavadanarao 60-74
• 9. Religion In The Mysore State By Rev. E.W. Thomson 75-95
• 10. Popular Religious Movements In Karnataka: Past And Present
  By Suryanath U. Kamath 95-106
• 11. Where Religious Meet – As Illustrated By The Sacred Places Of India
  By Rev. Arthur R. Slater 107-123
• 12. The Symbolism Of The Hindu Temples By S. Srikantayya 124-141
• 13. The Cult Of Chathan And Sastha Worship By P. Thankappan Nair 142-160
• 14. Nanakdev And Guru Cult By R. Ponnu 161-165
• 15. American Philosopher R. W. Emerson (1803-1882) : The First Boston Brahmin By B. M. N. Murthy 166-170
• 16. The Message Of Sri Narayanaguru On Social Unity And Upliftment Of The Socially Backward Padmashree By Dr. Parameshwaran 171-178
  17. The Role Of Sankrit In National Integration
  By Dr. Subas Chandra Dash 179-192
• 18. Gandhi’s Ethics Of Ahimsa By Dr. R. Parthasarathy 183-200
• 19. The Evolution Of The Monothestic Conception In The Bhagavad Gita
  By M. Yamunacharya 201-205
  20. Yoga And Personality Development By Dr. Subas Chandra Dash 206-211
• 21. The Fundamentals Of Vedanta By K.A. Krishanswamy Aiyar 212-219
• 22. The Triple Basis Of The Vedanta By Rao Saheb Venkatesan Aiyar 220-234
• 23. Advaita Vedanta By P. Nagaraja Rao 235-253
• 24. Vedanta And Buddism Dr. C. L. Prabhakar 254-259
• 25. A Dualistic School Of Saivism Dr. Pierre Sylvan Filliozat 260-268
• 26. Kaishmir Saivism J. Rudrappa 269-284
• 27. The Symbolism Of Shiva-Linga R. Balasubramanian 285-288
• 28. That One: Neither Male Nor Female N. Kazanans 289-296
• 29. The Philosophy Of M. Hiriyanna Dr. G.N. Kundargi 297-302
• 30. An Indian View Of Present Time M. Hiriyanna 303-308