Riddles in Hinduism

Description

This Book is an exposition of the beliefs propounded by what might be called Brahmanic thelogy. It is intended for the common mass of Hindus who need to be awakened to know in what quagmire the Brahmins have placed then and to lead them on to the road of rational thinking.

The Brahmins have propagated the view that the hindu civilization is Sanatan, that is, unchanging. This view has been reinforced by a good many of the European Scholars who have said that the Hindu civilization is static. In this book I have attempted to show that this view is not in accord with facts and that Hindu Society has changed from time to time  and that often times the change is of the most radical kind. In this connection, compare the Riddles from Himsa to Ahimsa and from Ahimsa back to Himsa. I want to make the mass of people to realize that Hindu religion in not Sanatan.

The Second purpose of this book is to draw attention of the Hindu masses to the devices of the Brahmins and to make then think for themselves how they have been deceived and misguided by the Brahmins.