Sanatana Dharma: The Eternal Natural Way

If you're looking for a comprehensive short work on Hinduism, better known as Sanatana Dharma, then I recommend this work.

Absolutely wonderful work. I heartily recommend it to anyone interested in this topic. There is not much else like it out there. Very easy to read and yet also very comprehensive. It can be difficult to make sense of ancient cultures and their philosophies. This book helps greatly!

Sanatana Dharma is the way. Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya explains everything so well. Must have for everyone.

Absolutely do not waste your money, it's not a book, it's a 29 page long bibliography/glossary and a few other pages trying to convince you to give them money, this is the opposite of Dharma, i was appalled when I got this..

I first watched a lot of youtube videos or Sri Acharya so I knew the book was worth getting. This is a great introduction to the philosophy and trend of thought behind The Eternal Natural Way. The best thing I got out of this book is the parts about Bhagavan Krishna. It has peaked my interest in the Bhagavad Gita.

Fantastic book for the philosophy and theology of Sanatana Dharma!

a wonderful book, if you want to understand Sanatana Dharma , from a real Guru this is the book without a doubt

It arrived promptly and was a very interesting delight to read. It was the only book on the subject I found online.

Interesting read.

I'd had this book on my mental wish-list for quite some time, so when I finally ordered it, I figured I had done well. As soon as I received it, I looked (as I always do) at the text. Terrible. It's light, and fine (i.e., "thin"), and small. Instant regret.I have no doubt that Sri Pravartaka's wisdom in this book is beneficial, and it seems jam-packed with insight. Unfortunately, it requires a magnifying glass to read comfortably (if anything can really be read "comfortably" with a magnifying glass, which is an added hassle).Why it is too difficult for authors/publishers to put their text in BOLD lettering, is a seemingly impenetrable mystery... except, it isn't: many books today are printed in China or elsewhere for fractions of the cost, and for that reason you get quantity over quality, crappy paper, crappy lettering, crappy ink distrubution, etc.But... it's CHEAP! And that's what really matters, I guess.As for the book, I read about 50 pages before I decided to do my eyes a favor and lay it aside. Reading a book shouldn't have to be an exercise in masochism. These days, it seems to be the general norm, and exceptions are rare.

A fantastic, well-written introduction to Hinduism, Yoga, and meditation. Highly recommended.

Very lucid language. Easy to understand. Really liked reading it.

This book has changed my life and many others. Acharya has provided the philosophical grounding and practical spiritual practices of yoga required to start the path to moksha.