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Sanatana Dharma for the modern world is a riveting yet simple read for those who wish to get insights and actionable points on how to lead a dharmic life in the modern world. The book helps one get started off understanding the ocean that is Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism) – The World’s oldest, timeless and most inclusive religion. Jayaram seamlessly draws from his personal experiences and intuitive understanding of subjects while also drawing upon ultimate truths and pearls of wisdom propounded by our greatest realized Gurus like HH Bagavatpada Adi Shankaracharya and his unifying Adviata Philosophy. Jayaram has written this book with the serendipitous and subsequent verbal blessings of his Guru HH Jagadguru Vijayendra Saraswati Swamigal of Kanchi Mutt (the 70th Jagadguru Peethadipathi of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham). Jayaram has distilled the amazing, timeless teachings of HH Jagadguru Chandrashekarendra Saraswati Swamigal (fondly known as Paramacharya or Mahaperiyava) in his several discourses and brought them to life in a manner that will help even a spiritual novice or a restless teenager looking for answers to grasp otherwise difficult topics. The book is a must read for every Hindu whether he is a beginner in the spiritual quest or an expert, as the teachings in this book address the dharmic cause which in turn is a civilizational cause for Bharath and all Hindus.
Jayaram Rajaram
Jayaram Rajaram is a third-generation entrepreneur who is the Managing Partner of Bril (www.brilindia.com), an Indian household stationery and consumer-products brand. Jayaram has been religiously oriented from a very young age and has been a seeker of knowledge and a mantra meditator in his quest to understand the larger purpose of human life. Jayaram is born into a Tamil Brahmin Iyer family and has been brought up to appreciate the importance of rituals, rites and ceremonies of Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism) by virtue of his upbringing, while also realizing that there is something beyond this based on the Advaita Philosophy of non-dualism. While Jayaram performs his basic duties of Sandhya Vandhanam for the well-being of the world and all creatures at large (absolute essential duties of a hereditary Brahmin), he is no Guru or realized soul. He is an ordinary man who is highly patriotic towards Bharath and very passionate about the teachings of Sanatana Dharma and its ultimate truths that have the potential to unify people of all faiths and religions and achieve world peace. Jayaram wishes for a world where all Hindus unite across caste and linguistic lines by truly understanding how inclusive a religion theirs is, for a larger civilizational cause. He wishes for world peace and understands that it is only possible if the truths in Sanatana Dharma of ‘Ekam Sat Viprah Bahuda Vadanti’ (The paths are many but the truth is One) are followed by people of all religions. Only Sanatana Dharma proclaims that ALL religions are true and Jayaram, by the grace of his Gurus understands this and brings this understanding in the form of this book to share his limited knowledge on this vast subject called Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism).
