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"The true university of these days is a collection of books" (Thomas Carlyle). Books are the reservior of knowledga nd wisdom, immensely vast and unfathomably profound. Even in the midst of astonishing explosion of information technology, the print media dynamically hods unrivalled role int eh dissemination of knowledge. Dharmaram Publication is actively involved int his mission of communicating creative and positive knowledge. more ...

Dharmaram Publications Indian Spirituality by Augustine Thottakara

This volume gives an excellent introduction to Hindu spiritual traditions. The word has three parts. The first part provides some general information about Hindu Religion and spirituality. The main section of the book is the second part. It deals with the nature and charactersitics of a spiritual aspirant and the spiritual means he/she employs for spiritual perfection. Seven sadhanas are explained... more


Dharmaram Publications Proximity with the Other by Roger Burggraeve

Based on the thought of Emmanuel Levinas, this book examines the relationship between the self, the other, society and politics. This leads to a multidimensional ocncept of responsibility. Responsibility is often seen as the extension of freedom and self-interest. Levinas sheds light on another view on responsibility, namely responsibility that makes possible ethical proximity with the other... more


Dharmaram Publications Word of God Retold by Kurian Kachappilly

In the Word of God Retold, he turns his attention to the homiletic field and contributes new perspectives and prospects, which will be very helpful for pastors, religious as well as lay person. He approaches the biblical texts with his personal vision and convictions. Thus his reflections are very original, intuitive and profound, and, at the same time, pastorally enriching, enlightening, evoking and provoking. The Word of God Retold exhibits sound hermeneuticla principles... more

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Freedom of Religion
by William Sweet

Freedom of religion is asserted in the constitutions and the charters and bills of rights of nations around the world, and yet it is one of the most contested of the basic human freedom. From the 'Rock Edicts' of King Piyadasi in the third century BCE, to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities of 1992, we find repeated the statement that communities and individuals should be free to believe and to wroship as they wish ... more


Indigenous Philosophizing - Indian Horizons
by Saju Chackalackal

Both the activity of philosophizing and the periodic updating of the teaching of philosophy essentially entail ongoing attempts to revamp the training programme in philosophy in the Indian context. In realizing this noble cause, but without neglecting the traditional paradigms altogether, it is necessary that we incorporate more of indigenous philosophical content and methods ... more

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