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Integral Humanism

INTEGRAL HUMANISM - CHAPTER 2

The Past Cannot be Disowned

In the past one thousand years whatever we assimilated whether it was forced on us or we took with willingness cannot be discarded now. Besides, we too have created originality not a little. In the life of our society, We did not remain always mere passive witness to whatever new challenging situations arose; nor did we merely react to every alien action. We too have attempted to reshape our life as required to face the new situations. Therefore, it will not do, simply to close our eyes to all that has happened in the past one thousand years.

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About Chapter 2
Integral Humanism
Modern Versus Ancient
The Past Cannot Be Disowned
Foreign Ideologies Are Not Universal
Our Country : Our Problems
Human Knowledge Is Common Property
The Conflicting Ideas
Bharatiya Culture Is Integrated
Mutual Conflict : Sign Of Cultural Regression
Mutual Co-operation
These Principles Constitute Dharma
Happiness Of An  Individual
The Political Aspirations Of Man Pg1
The Political Aspirations Of Man - Pg2
The Political Aspirations Of Man - Pg3
The Political Aspirations Of Man - Pg4
The Political Aspirations Of Man - Pg5