The Indian Review February 1953

ASPECTS OF THE VEDANTA CONTENTS :—The Vedanta : some reasons for its study ; Veda and the Vedanta ; Vedanta towards all religions ; the Vedanta in outline ; the Vedanta Religion ; the ethics of the Vedanta ; the Philosophy of the Vedanta ; the Vedanta Philosophy ; the Vedantic Doctrine of the future life ; the Vedanta ; its Theory and Practice ; the Vedanta for the world ; Vedanta in daily life. [...] In the answers to some of these questions reside both the _fascination and the effectiveness of MRA. [...] Moral Re-Armament came into being in the first quarter of the present century as the answer to a deep need in the life of our times. [...] It came as the answer to division to the conflicts of plans parties and personalities to the failure in moral standards wiiich undecuts our best efforts to improve the lot of mankind. [...] The promise of \MRA is realistic : it goes to the root of the problem and begins world-charge with a change in human nature.