HINDUISM

This anthology presents the Vedas as an experience that can enrich and challenge modern Man. It focuses on how the Vedas can be used to help him fulfill his responsibility in an age where he cannot afford to live alone and is always in close contact with others. Although experiences cannot be transmitted, they can be described and used as stimuli for our own experiences. As the name suggests, an experience is something that we experience. It is a process we go through, a boundary we cross, an enclosure in which we enter, a non-refundable outlay, and an irreversible process. This anthology also invites us to take for ourselves the basic experience that Vedic Man has, not because it’s interesting or old, but because it’s human and therefore belongs to all of us. The Vedic experience, of all the experiences available to mankind, is the one that will trigger a response in the part of us that has been numbed by modern life’s heavy pressures. It is also an invitation to take for ourselves the Vedic Man experience, and not only because. The “Vedic Experience”, as we call it, is not identical to the Vedic Man experience. It is possible that we may not have the ability to access the personal experiences of past generations. We want to help modern Man understand and absorb the Vedic experience. This is why we are attempting to recreate an experience that is part of the human experience and leaves behind clues and traces that might be useful. It is therefore our Vedic experience that “happens”.