দি রিলিজিয়ন অফ ম্যান (The Religion of Man) is the Bengali translation of Rabindranath Tagore's final philosophical testament, translated by Dr. Shankar Sengupta. This profound work explores the spirituality inherent in human consciousness and the realization of the Universal Man (Bishva Manush). It discusses the role of human creativity, art, and the natural world in achieving spiritual union, making it an influential text in modern Indian philosophy.
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Paperback
Published Date :
2021
Pages:
189
Weight:
210 (gms)
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Bengali
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Tagore’s reflective work offers an insightful commentary on the innate divinity and limitless potential of the human spirit. It moves beyond conventional religious dogma to define a universal faith rooted in human experience, compassion, and creative expression. The translation makes this foundational text accessible to Bengali readers and students of philosophy and literature. The discourse originated from Tagore's Hibbert Lectures, later published in 1931. The book is structured around Tagore's core concepts of human faith. Key chapters include মানুষের ধর্ম (Manusher Dharma), defining the religion of man, সৃষ্টিধর্মী সত্তা (Srishtidharmi Sotta), examining the creative nature of existence, and আত্মার মুক্তি (Atmar Mukti), discussing the ultimate freedom of the soul. Explore other profound ethical and philosophical works in our collection of Philosophy books.