Nanak: An IntroductionSpecification: Publisher : Vakils Feffer & Simons by : Purushottam Nijhaawan Cover : Paperback Language : English Edition : 2004 Pages : ix, 130 Weight : 550 Size : 11 x 0. 4 x 8. 5 inches ISBN 10: 8187111674 ISBN 13: 978 8187111672 Description: This book seeks to celebrate the timelessness of Nanaks teachings and its relevance to modern day issues. Hailed as one of the greatest spiritual leaders of mankind, Guru Nanaks message of unconditional faith

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Preface to the Second Edition:- The first edition of this book was published in 1990 and has been out of print for about ten years

The Warli painting apart from depicting the daily life of the commoners in a beautiful manner has also portrayed how the rural folks revel in dances

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Lotus seat shows that one should earn enough wealth but never get infatuated with it

ceremonies and sacrifices through which the life of an Indian attains purification

It largely embodies my thesis approved for the degree of Ph

The Jungle Kettle has more utilitarian value than artistic one for the tribal people

Many have claimed that these mystical musings have in them an intrinsic ability to awaken dormant intuitive understanding

His previously published works include Urban Renewal

Here is a textbook of Sanskrit grammar whose popularity with teachers and students alike has been on increase since its first printing

About the Author   Godabarisha Mishra is the Chairman of the School of Philosophy and Religious Thought at the University of Madras