The Gita and Tulasi Ramayana
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“In this scholarly book, Mr. Agarwal tracks these developments from sociospiritual awakening to socio-ethical revolutionary and finally to independence. His arguments are strong and persuasive. This book is a treasure trove that is well worth the effort. National Herald
The book identifies “the good for all” as the most important criterion for excellence in any socio-spiritual approach that addresses life’s problems, especially in today’s conflict-ridden society. This study provides a comprehensive overview of the criterion and strong connections with Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati, three streams of life-sustaining thought. The first stream is the lokasamgraha message of the Gita, which was formulated in that scripture using ten different, but interconnected angles. The second stream is the jagmangal message of the Manas, which is easier to understand and can be explained using the same ten angles that are applicable to Gita. The third stream is the repetition of the concern for “the welfare of all”, which started with the Vedas. It has remained an integral part Indian tradition and has been a constant source of strength for the Gitas and Manas. This book, which combines all of these ideas and maintains the reader’s interest, has opened up a new area of research and study: viz. The Indian contribution to “the good for all” theory and practice.
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