About the Book
It is a general view that religion plays a crucial role in society, providing meaning, preserving social order, controlling behaviour, promoting mental and physical health, and motivating social change. Almost all religions are established for the benefit of human beings. However, it is because of the strong religious ego of superiority of their religions that the followers of any religion do not strictly adhere to the doctrines of their religions; they always keep in mind that they belong to one specific religion, which is superior to all other religions. They follow the tenets of their religion in a half-hearted way that gives rise to religious violence and animosity. It is the human behaviour that makes things more complex, resulting in violence and animosity. Religious intolerance occurs when someone or any organisation publicly disapproves of another’s religious practices and beliefs. Religious intolerance, which breeds hostility and violence, is when an individual or group publicly disparages the religious convictions and practices of another. Whenever incidents of intolerance and animosity happen, affected people suffer from the extreme type of trauma known as religious trauma syndrome. It has a profound impact on a person’s emotional, mental, and spiritual health. This creates feelings of anxiety, despair, shame, guilt, terror, fear of numbness, panic attacks, thoughts of suicide, nightmares, identity confusion, and somatization in the minds of affected people. For these reasons, I am extremely disturbed by the animosity and violence that result from religion. Therefore, I put forth one model of “the universal path of humanity” for getting rid of this religious violence and animosity after discussing the background information for understanding the religions, their doctrines, and general information about religions, as well as the positive and negative impacts of religion and irreligion. This book explains the benefits and drawbacks of both religions and irreligions, focusing especially on the horrifying and horrible drawbacks of religions. I bolster this horrifying story with historical examples.
This book aims to provide comprehensive knowledge about ancient and lost civilisations, major religions, and their literature, enabling readers to prepare for competitive employment exams and understand my ideal views on world society.
I hope this book will be useful for understanding ancient civilisations, doctrines, and other information about religions, including their positive and negative impacts on countries and societies, and about my model of the world beyond religions.
About the Author
I prefer to introduce myself as a student and researcher of geography, social science, the Constitution of India, and law. I try to be a tad of an expository writer and a tad of a social worker. I hold a master’s degree and doctorate (Ph.D.) in geography in addition to my legal degree (LL.B.). I served as a Deputy Director of the National Atlas and Thematic Mapping Organization (NATMO), Government of India. I have participated in a number of national and international seminars and presented research papers in geography. I practice law as an advocate. I am the founder and president of the “”Prabuddha Jest Nagrik Bahuddeshiya Foundation”, and the “Spanjian Villa Library.
1. “Gramin Jivan: Vyatha Va Vikas: Mendra: Nisargramya Gao: Vansh Vistar: Ek Dristikshep’ in Marathi. This book contains the intregrated study of 100 families of all castes living in this village.
2. “The Global Terror of the Invisible Demon COVID-19 in Three Volumes” These three volumes throw a light on all about the COVID-19 including its history, its propeties, agonies of victims of all the countries, management and treatment, global scenario,
WHO’s role, monthly growth of COVID-19 cases, the geographical distribution of cases, profile of all the countries, including, health laws and health emergency laws.
3. “Sansadeche Shaktishali Shatra 368 Aani Sanvidhanacha Sar Va Tatvadyan” in Marathi. In this book, an explanation of all the articles of the Indian Constitution is given, including special features.
4. “Applied Geomorphology of Akola and Washim Districts of Maharashtra, India” contains the study of Evaluation of Terrain and Human Resources for the Development of Agriculture in Old Akola District, Maharashtra’.
5. Insight into the religions and Beyond: In this book throws a light on the ancient civilizations and religions with positive and negative impact of religions and irreligion as well as model concept” The Universal Path of Humanity.
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