The Hindu Speaks On Religious Values
12.0 SAIVISM
12.1 Elucidation of Vedas: Puranas' value to
common man 409
12.2 Greatness of Kandar Anubhoothi 410
12.3 Philanthropy in sublime form 411
12.4 Constant tussle between intellect and emotions 412
12.5 How Justice prevailed in ancient India 414
12.6 Saints' role in guiding humanity 415
12.7 Adherence to spiritual injunctions essential 416
12.8 Extraordinary trait of God's messengers 417
12.9 The strength of devotion 418
12.10 Soul-force needs to be awakened 419
12.11 The compassion of God-loving people 420
12.12 Saivism's stress on being merciful 422
12.13 Love for God should start at young age 423
12.14 Divine plan to lift man from rut 424
12.15 Compassion is the noblest of virtues 426
12.16 Humility, chief trait of God's apostles
12.17 Tools to get through world's problems
12.18 Men of wisdom should always be obeyed 429
12.19 Human action is subject to God's will 431
12.20 Aberration from right path will be punished 432
12.21 Saints who displayed total dedication 434
12.22 Past deeds decide re-birth 435
12.23 Guide for the seeker of spiritual knowledge 437
12.24 Scriptural texts cleanse mind of impurities 438
12.25 The ways of reaching God 440
12.26 Purpose of naming children after Gods 441
12.27 Self-control, taller than mountain 443
12.28 God keeps company with the pious 444
12.29 One can know God only through faith 446
12.30 Saints revered for their detachment 447
12.31 Overcome obstacles with tenacity of mind 449
12.32 Keep the Senses under control 451
12.33 Human birth must be utilised properly 452
12.34 God, source of all worldly activities 454
12.35 Saintly company elevates man 455
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