The Vedas

Here is a key to the doorway of immortality. This book enshrines the discourses of the late Parmacharya of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham which capture the vision of a spiritual world of romance, adventure, quest and achievement. The Parmacharya discusses the entire gamut of the fourteen veda vidyas in which the puranas are included. He leads the listener (reader) fascinatingly, step by step to the vision which he sets out before himself and his audience. The book is of use as a guide not only for the faithful but also for the others; the vision is open not only at the eastern but also at the western gate; the entrance is into the realm of the Sanatana dharma unlimited by time and space. If such is the vedic dharma, it ought to be a matter of genuine interest for one and all in the wide world and ought to provoke as well as satisfy the demand for a universal religion which knows no conversion by persuasion or force. To quote the late C. Subramaniam of cherished memory “India, nay the world, will be so much poorer if the rich heritage of the Vedas is not preserved and nurtured. The vedic message has no barriers of race, creed , cline or religion. It is universal and internal.