Hinduism Made Easy: Hindu Religion, Philosophy and Concepts book now available

April 14, 2015 - PRLog -- A book on Hinduism has been published and is now available to download on all Amazon stores across the world. This is a much awaited book on Hinduism and its concepts. Some of the books that are available on Hinduism is very complicated or does not cover the essentials of Hinduism. This book covers all the aspects in enough detail without going into too many complications.

There are 26 chapters in this book. It even has a chapter on why Hindus revere the cow, about idol worship and the significance of arms on Hindu Gods and Goddess. The third last chapter is about suggestions on holy places to visit in India. There are tips when visiting a temple for the first time. Here are the topics covered in “Hinduism Made Easy: Hindu Religion, Philosophy and Concepts”.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Hinduism

Chapter 2: Hindu Philosophy

Chapter 3: Concept of Maya in Hinduism

Chapter 4: What is Karma?

Chapter 5: Soul (Aatma) in Hinduism

Chapter 6: Reincarnation in Hinduism

Chapter 7: Brahman - The Supreme Being

Chapter 8: Why Hindus Worship Idols?

Chapter 9: Mantras in the Hindu Religion

Chapter 10: Practice of Yoga in Hinduism

Chapter 11: Vegetarianism in the Hindu Religion

Chapter 12: The Caste System in the Hindu Religion

Chapter 13: Popular Hindu Gods and Goddesses

Chapter 14: Symbolism of Arms in Hindu Gods and Goddesses

Chapter 15: Hindu Swastika

Chapter 16: The Aum

Chapter 17: Holy books of the Hindus

Chapter 18: The Mahabharata

Chapter 19: Bhagavad Gita

Chapter 20: The Ramayana

Chapter 21: River Ganges in the Hindu religion

Chapter 22: The cow in Hindu religion

Chapter 23: Major Hindu Festivals

Chapter 24: Important Hindu Holy places to visit in India

Chapter 25: Tips for visiting a Hindu temple

Chapter 26: Conclusion

The book is now available to download on Amazon stores worldwide. The US version can be access via this link here: http://www.amazon.com/Hinduism-Made-Easy-Religion-Philosophy-ebook/dp/B00W25S5DU

For more information about the author, visit http://www.shalusharma.net