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In this book, Renuka Narayanan, one of Indias leading mainstream commentators on religion and sprituality, looks at ways to fill the empty space that Sartre famously called ‘the God-sized hole’ in our consciousness. Eschewing extreme viewpoints, she tries to apply the ‘Big Idea’ to our little lives, and makes many interfaith discoveries. This volume contains a selection of her writings in ‘Faithline’, the popular column.
Imprint: India Penguin
Published: Mar/2003
ISBN: 9780143028840
Length : 236 Pages
MRP : ₹399.00
Imprint: Penguin Audio
Published:
ISBN:
Imprint: India Penguin
Published: Mar/2003
ISBN:
Length : 236 Pages
MRP : ₹399.00
In this book, Renuka Narayanan, one of Indias leading mainstream commentators on religion and sprituality, looks at ways to fill the empty space that Sartre famously called ‘the God-sized hole’ in our consciousness. Eschewing extreme viewpoints, she tries to apply the ‘Big Idea’ to our little lives, and makes many interfaith discoveries. This volume contains a selection of her writings in ‘Faithline’, the popular column.
Renuka Narayanan writes on religion and culture. She was the Arts Editor of The Indian Express, where she also wrote a column on religion for the editorial page. She was editor, Religion & Culture, Hindustan Times and the start-up director of the Indian Cultural Centre, Embassy of India, Bangkok. Her published books include The Book of Prayer, Faith: Filling the God-sized Hole, The Little Book of Indian Wisdom and The Path of Light: Tales from the Upanishads, Jatakas and Indic Lore. She lives in Delhi.
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