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The Religion of Man

by Rabindranath Tagore

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💡 Why It Matters Today

Tagore's philosophical reflections on human spirituality and moral development remain relevant as society grapples with technological progress and ethical dilemmas.

Modern Connections

Debates on secularism vs. spirituality in modern lifeTechnology's impact on the human soul and morality

💭 Big Ideas

Spirituality as the core of human identity

The most important thing about us isn't our jobs or possessions, it's our inner spiritual life.

Unity of mankind

All humans are fundamentally connected and part of a larger human family.

The pursuit of truth and moral integrity

Living honestly and seeking truth is the path to true fulfillment.

📖 What You'll Learn

🎯 Reader Fit

✅ Good For

  • Readers interested in philosophy, spirituality, and poetry
  • Students of Tagore or Indian literature
  • Readers exploring the moral dimensions in modern society

⚠ Not Ideal For

  • Readers seeking fast-paced narratives or entertainment
  • Those looking for scientific or purely factual content

🤔 Controversies & Critiques

📚 Reading Context

Before Reading

  • Basic knowledge of early 20th-century Indian literature
  • Understanding Tagore's cultural background

After Reading

  • Explore modern spiritual movements
  • Compare with Western philosophical thought

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Appeals to fans of: Philosophy, poetry, and spiritual literature

🏷 Classification Details

Author Rabindranath Tagore
Published 1931
Language English
Subjects England -- Fiction, Gothic fiction

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