Hindu Dharma: How did it all start (Part-1)

The main book is in four parts. Each is a stand alone part. This is the First Part. Each chapter in this book can be read and understood without having to read the other. However, if you are new to all this, reading the introductory chapter and then referring to the miscellaneous topics will be very helpful.

Part 1

1. Introduction

2. How Hindu Religion Has Changed Over Time

3. Texts of Ancient Hinduism

About the Author:

AJIT DAMLE was born and raised in Pune, India. After qualifying as a surgeon, he pursued advanced training in England and Canada, achieving the highest certification in cardiothoracic and vascular (open-heart) surgery. He then built a highly successful career as a heart surgeon in the United States, where he practiced for over 30 years. Damle has been active in clinical research, with several publications in scientific journals.

His family is full of surgeons; both his sons and their wives are practicing surgeons.

Damle studied the ancient Indian philosophies of the Vedas and Shastras independently, which ultimately led to this book.

His passion is reading and studying a wide range of topics, from science to history, with a critical outlook. His special interests include the Renaissance, World War I, the East India Company, the philosophy and history of science, and the command and control of nuclear weapons deployment.