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सत्यार्थ प्रकाश (संपादक पं. भगवद्दत) Satyarth Prakash (By Pt. Bhagvatdutt)

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Book Detail

  • Subject: Comparative Study
  • Edition: 2019
  • Publishing Year: 2019
  • SKU #: N/A
  • ISBN: N/A
  • Packing: N/A
  • Pages: 685
  • Dimensions: 14 x 22 x 4 cm
  • Weight: 855 g
  • Binding: Hard Cover

This book presents an in-depth analysis of Swami Dayanand Saraswati’s Satyarth Prakash, a seminal text aimed at social reform and spiritual awakening. The text critiques superstitions, blind faith, and societal malpractices while advocating for Vedic wisdom as the foundation of righteousness and progress. It provides a systematic study of religious and philosophical ideologies, exploring their validity through rational inquiry.

Key Features:

  • A comprehensive compilation of Vedic teachings from ancient sages, including Brahma and Jaimini.
  • Acts as a guide for understanding the principles of truth and righteousness.
  • Addresses critical aspects of life, from birth to liberation, in light of Vedic philosophy.
  • Condenses the essence of Swami Dayanand's other works.
  • Encourages intellectual scrutiny of religious beliefs.
  • Discusses the causes of India's decline and the ways to restore its former glory.
  • Challenges false doctrines and misconceptions.
  • Cites 377 authoritative texts, including 1542 mantras and shlokas.

Structure & Content:

The book is divided into 14 sections (Samullas), each dealing with different aspects of life and philosophy:

  1. Explanation of the 100 divine names of God and ancient prayers.
  2. Guidance for children to foster rational thinking and avoid superstition.
  3. Discussion on education, celibacy, and Vedic learning traditions.
  4. Analysis of marriage and household duties, including the rejection of child marriage.
  5. Examination of renunciation and ascetic life.
  6. Insights into governance and political philosophy based on Manusmriti.
  7. Evaluation of the nature of God and the Vedas.
  8. Explanation of creation, sustenance, and dissolution of the universe.
  9. Contrast between true knowledge and ignorance, addressing concepts like rebirth and salvation.
  10. Ethical and dietary guidelines.
  11. Critique of various Indian religious sects.
  12. Examination of Jainism, Buddhism, and Charvaka philosophies.
  13. Analysis of Christianity.
  14. Analysis of Islam.

The book concludes with Swamantavyaprakash, where Swami Dayanand elaborates on his interpretations of religious concepts and philosophical ideas.

Benefits of Reading This Book:

  • Encourages logical reasoning and philosophical inquiry.
  • Provides insights into political ethics and social organization.
  • Clarifies the principles of Vedic knowledge.
  • Promotes a deeper understanding of Indian history and culture.
  • Helps counteract increasing atheistic tendencies among youth.
  • Offers solutions for overcoming superstition and blind faith.
  • Inspires values of peace and universal brotherhood.

Impact of Satyarth Prakash

This book has influenced many great thinkers and leaders, including Lala Lajpat Rai, Swami Shraddhanand, and Pandit Lekh Ram. It has played a crucial role in social reform movements and continues to inspire seekers of truth and justice.

Special Features of This Edition:

  • Based on the edition edited by Pandit Bhagwad Dutt.
  • Includes corrected Vedic mantras from Pandit Veer Sen’s 1965 version.
  • Indexed lists of God’s 108 names, technical terms, historical figures, and scriptural references.
  • Detailed appendix clarifying doubts and misconceptions related to Satyarth Prakash.
  • Marginal topic indicators on each page for easy navigation.
  • Comprehensive subject index for reference.

This book is a must-read for scholars, philosophers, and those interested in Vedic wisdom and social reform.