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भारतीय दर्शन (Indian Philosophy)• First Edition

उत्तम खेती, मध्यम वाण

भारतीय जीवनदर्शन का पुनर्पाठ

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This book seeks to restore the timeless principle of Indian life philosophy which upholds agriculture as the highest calling, trade as moderate, salaried employment as restrictive, and begging as a last resort. It argues that modern education systems, job-oriented mindsets, and economic misconceptions have distanced Indian society from its foundational balance of Dharma–Artha–Karma. Drawing upon scriptures, scientific reasoning, logical analysis, and the author’s lived experiences, the book presents agriculture not merely as an occupation, but as the very foundation of life and a pathway to inner freedom. Trade is described as a vehicle of self-reliance and dignity, while salaried employment is viewed as a form of dependency that limits human potential. Begging, it asserts, stands in opposition to the essential dignity of human existence. More than a socio-economic argument, this work is a call for intellectual and cultural transformation—a reawakening of civilizational wisdom that integrates livelihood, ethics, spirituality, and self-sufficiency into a harmonious way of living.

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Author

Swami Sumananand Nath

“Jo Jiya Wahi Likha – Jo Likha Wahi Jiya” (Lived Wisdom. Written Truth.)

Length

322 Pages

Audience

Entrepreneur, consultant, professional and Agripreneurs

Publisher

Inksight Publishers

Publication Date

03 Mar 2026

Series

Agriculture, Ecology & Life Science · Book 2

Languages

Hindi

Reading Age

16+

ISBN-13

9789347263903

Item Weight

200 g

Dimensions

6 x 9

Country of Origin

India

This book seeks to restore the timeless principle of Indian life philosophy which upholds agriculture as the highest calling, trade as moderate, salaried employment as restrictive, and begging as a last resort. It argues that modern education systems, job-oriented mindsets, and economic misconceptions have distanced Indian society from its foundational balance of Dharma–Artha–Karma. Drawing upon scriptures, scientific reasoning, logical analysis, and the author’s lived experiences, the book presents agriculture not merely as an occupation, but as the very foundation of life and a pathway to inner freedom. Trade is described as a vehicle of self-reliance and dignity, while salaried employment is viewed as a form of dependency that limits human potential. Begging, it asserts, stands in opposition to the essential dignity of human existence. More than a socio-economic argument, this work is a call for intellectual and cultural transformation—a reawakening of civilizational wisdom that integrates livelihood, ethics, spirituality, and self-sufficiency into a harmonious way of living.

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  • 01

    जीवन-दर्शन – धर्म, अर्थ, कर्म का संतुलन

  • 02

    कृषि-प्रधानता – खेती सर्वोत्तम जीवन आधार

  • 03

    आर्थिक सोच – आत्मनिर्भरता बनाम नौकरी

  • 04

    स्वदेशी विचार – अपनी जड़ों की ओर वापसी

  • 05

    मानसिक स्वतंत्रता – उपनिवेशी सोच से मुक्ति

  • 06

    समाज-व्यवस्था – ग्राम आधारित अर्थतंत्र

  • 07

    कर्म और स्वतंत्रता – नौकरी बनाम स्वाधीन जीवन

  • 08

    मूल्य प्रणाली – सादगी, श्रम, सम्मान

  • 09

    विचार-क्रांति – स्थापित धारणाओं को चुनौती

Swami Sumananand Nath

Swami Sumananand Nath

“Jo Jiya Wahi Likha – Jo Likha Wahi Jiya” (Lived Wisdom. Written Truth.)

Dr. Suman Kumar Das, also known as Swami Sumananand Nath, is a visionary thinker, spiritual practitioner, and agripreneur with over three decades of diverse experience across business, research, and sadhana. After an international career spanning Central Asia and Russia, he returned to India with a deeper purpose—to integrate Vedic wisdom with modern science and create sustainable, consciousness-based living systems. He is the Founder-Peethacharya of Lalita Divyashram, a unique Mahavidya Siddha Peeth in Khajuraho, where spiritual practices, mantra research, and ecological innovations converge. Through his pioneering work in Mantra Yoga, Vibrational Healing, and Gau Krishi Vanijyam (cow-centric regenerative agriculture), he has guided thousands of seekers and practitioners toward holistic transformation. A prolific author of multiple books on spirituality, agriculture, health, and conscious living, Dr. Das combines experiential knowledge with scientific insight. His work bridges the gap between ancient traditions and modern needs, offering practical frameworks for health, prosperity, and inner awakening.

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