Vicharkon ki Drishti Mein Ekatma Manavvad

Pandit Deendayalji presented Integral Humanism after deeply studying the Indian philosophy of life. In this he accepted humanism from the West and unity with Indian culture. Therefore, it can be said that the result of Indias process of Western humanism is Integral Humanism. Indian culture is not socialist. She does not consider any person or man as the final authority. Its specialty is Vaade Vaade Jayate Tattvabodh. The essence is understood through discussion. That is why Indian tradition is the tradition of Upanishads and philosophies. Indian culture is hospitality based. Intolerance towards others opinion is immortality. The idea of India is Ekam Sat Viprah Bahuda Vadanti i.e. the same truth is presented by scholars in different ways. The concept of Indian culture is based on mind. Indian culture considers religion and culture as the center of life, not the state. Indian culture is globalist, syncretic and cultural. Indian culture is sacrificial, there is a feeling of sacrifice. Integral Humanism considers everything holistically. In this book, many proponents of this philosophy have attempted to present Integral Humanism in simple and easy language, using their own words. The authors have attempted to explain Integral Humanism in its entirety, within Indian culture, within their own philosophy of life, with coordination and complementarity. This work is a humble attempt to present Integral Humanism in a simple and understandable way for the general public.