Hinduism In Europe And America; Volume 25
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"Hinduism In Europe And America" explores the establishment and evolution of Hindu traditions and communities outside of India. Examining the cultural and social contexts of Hindu practices in both Europe and America, this volume provides insights into the adaptation and transformation of Hinduism in new environments. It sheds light on the ways in which Hindu beliefs and rituals have been interpreted and integrated within Western societies, and will appeal to scholars and general readers interested in religious studies, cultural anthropology, and the global spread of religious movements.
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