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Sanātana Dharma provides a comprehensive blueprint for leading a dynamic and fulfilling life while pursuing the four fundamental human endeavours: Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth and prosperity), Kāma (pleasures and desires), and Mōksha (liberation).
The principle of Advaita, that Brahman is ‘One without a second,’ is simple yet profound, requiring keen observation to discern the oneness in the world around us. The Sanātana way of life gradually elevates an individual from their current state to discover that oneness in all.
The first part of the book delves into the relevance of Sanātana Dharma in today’s world, illustrating how it harmonizes with the pursuit of Artha and Kāma while being on the path of Dharma. It offers practical insights and profound wisdom on achieving material success and personal satisfaction without compromising ethical and spiritual values.
The second part takes you on a profound journey into the concept of Mōksha, the ultimate goal of human birth. It explores the path to liberation from the cycle of rebirth, providing a deeper understanding of oneness in all, self-realization, and spiritual freedom.
Mallikarjuna Rao Rachakonda
Mallikarjuna Rao Rachakonda is a retired IT professional. He worked in India, Australia, and the United States in various senior management roles, including as CEO. As a community leader, he served many organizations, such as Chinmaya Mission, in various capacities. He significantly strengthened Telugu language schools for children in Sydney and received several community awards for his passionate voluntary services.
The book ‘Sanātana Dharma’ is his major literary work in both Telugu and English languages, stemming from his intense research on Advaita Vedanta over 30 years. He employs modern analytical methods to explore how the extensive teachings of Vedanta integrate into the life of an ordinary individual.
