Hinduism

 This book is good for what it is. If you are eccentric about where it all started and how Hinduism progressed, this book is the must. It gives you an awesome introduction to Hinduism as a whole that would feel like an extended, more colourful article and that's what I got.

This book has detailed explanation of topics on Aryan Invasion, Dharma, Santana Dharma, Guru, Bhakti, Rituals, and all the grounds behind them. The author moulded it in a way where we can understand it very neatly. With this book you can understand the transformation of religious things from 5000 years.

If you grew up in a society that was always telling you how a certain books are infallible and they contain all the wisdom in the world, it becomes a little difficult to question those claims. A different narrative might not be easy to digest.

But there are areas where I disagree with the author, particularly his views on evolution. The general theme dealt with in this book strike a chord with me. But I am glad to have learned enough about this ancient, kaleidoscopic and intriguing way of life to whet my appetite for future study about this topic. 

The thing which I like the most about  this book is  that it clearly  explains the relationship with God and it gives a better understanding  on this religion. It gives the purpose to believe in this religion. Because of the detailed explanation it brings the ideology and Wheather the changes happens in us is good or bad. I loved how flowcharts have been laid forward to make the spiritual  thoughts more believable and more convincing. 

This Book clearly explained about the root of our origin and the misconception about our religion. If you want to know more about our religion and ancient India and the idol worship, do grab the book and read it.