Vedanta for the Modern Man - Inspiration of Vivekananda and Logic of Shankara: Worldview of Oneness - Forgotten Foundation of Indian Thought

Are we becoming better? Modern man believes in a worldview of 'separateness' and an 'objective' focus - he treats himself, his family, his religion, his organization, his party, his nation, all as 'separate' from others. He seeks answers for his happiness and miseries in the world of 'objects' outside himself. He was hoping that modern systems and technology would finally give him back his lost happiness; but there are no signs of it, yet. It is time to look once again into the profundity of Vedanta, through the eyes of two giants of Indian spiritual heritage. This book shows how Vedanta intellectually argues and shows that as the 'subject', we are directly responsible for creating our own destinies and only identified with the 'subject' within ourselves, can we really, not only regain our lost happiness, but can also experience our oneness with the whole creation, and be at peace.