This section contains resources on Hinduism. Originating in India, Hinduism is considered by many scholars to be the oldest religion in the world still practiced today. There is no definite founder or start date for the religion. Still mostly practiced in India, Hinduism is a very diverse tradition, with a great variety of gods, festivals, practices, and beliefs. Hinduism is closely tied to the culture of India, and many Hindus may consider it to be a way of life rather than a religion.
The resources on the right are arranged by general collection books, eBooks, journal articles, videos, and websites.
Bhagavad Gita: A new translation by 
The gospel of Sri Ramakrishna by 
The love of Krishna: The Kṛṣṇakarṇāmr̥ta of Līlāśuka Bilvaman̄gala
The Ramayana: A shortened modern prose version of the Indian epic (suggested by the Tamil version of Kamban) by 
Sages, saints & kings of ancient India: An English edition of the Pauranik Caritavali by 
The Upanishads: Taittiriya and Chhāndogya by 
The Bhagavad Gita for daily living: A verse-by-verse commentary: Vols 1-3 by 
The Brahmo Samaj and its Vaiṣṇava Milieus: Intersections of Hindu knowledge and love in nineteenth century Bengal by 
Burning the dead: Hindu nationhood and the global construction of Indian tradition by 
The emergence of modern Hinduism: Religion on the margins of colonialism by 
A garland of forgotten goddesses: Tales of the feminine divine from India and beyond by 
Guru to the world: The life and legacy of Vivekananda by 
Nine nights of power : Durgā, dolls, and darbārs by 
The regulation of religion and the making of Hinduism in colonial Trinidad by 
Soul and sword: The endless battle over political Hinduism by 
Studies in Hinduism: Historical perspectives and contemporary developments by 
Til kingdom come: Medieval Hinduism in the modern Himalaya by Library Database Videos
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