Sanatana Dharma - Questions and Answers on the Essence of Hinduism
Sanatana Dharma – Questions and Answers on the Essence of Hinduism is a clear, thoughtful, and engaging guide for anyone seeking to understand the heart of Hindu philosophy and spiritual practice. Written in a simple, conversational style with warmth and gentle humour, this book addresses the most common—and most profound—questions that arise on the spiritual path.
What is the relationship between Sanatana Dharma and Hinduism? How do mantras actually work? What lies at the end of the cycle of birth and death? How does Bhakti-yoga free us from the chain of action and reaction? And how can one recognise a genuine guru? These and many more questions are answered with clarity, practicality, and deep scriptural insight.
Drawing on over fifty years of teaching and personal experience, the author presents this book as a dependable companion for seekers at every stage—whether new to Hindu thought or already walking the path of devotion. The answers are rooted in authentic Vedic wisdom while remaining accessible to the modern reader, making this an ideal handbook to return to again and again throughout one’s spiritual journey.
About the Author
Kripamoya Das was raised in Cornwall, south-west England, in a family connected with the Royal Air Force. As a teenager, he began practising yoga and encountered the Bhagavad Gita, which led him to the path of devotion to Lord Krishna. He studied in India and later served his guru’s mission across the UK, Ireland, and East Africa.
A respected teacher of the culture and history of Sanatana Dharma, Kripamoya Das has travelled extensively throughout India and continues to teach across Britain, where interest in India’s philosophy, music, and spiritual traditions continues to grow. He lives near Bhaktivedanta Manor, the largest Krishna temple in Europe. This book is his ninth publication.
Paperback - English
A must-have title for readers seeking an authentic, practical, and devotional understanding of Sanatana Dharma.
