MANTRAS and RITUALS

THE LOGIC OF HINDU SCIENCE

MANTRAS and RITUALS: THE LOGIC OF HINDU SCIENCE by Udaylal Pai invites you on an illuminating journey through the hidden science of Hindu tradition. In this compelling work, Pai explains how ancient mantras and rituals are far more than superstition - they are structured practices designed for ayur‑arogya‑saukhya (longevity, health, and happiness).

From the frequency of Vedic sound to the bio‑psychological effects of temple fire and incense, the author unravels the eight‑fold benefits of acharas (rituals): psychological, physiological, familial, communal, societal, national, material, and environmental.

With a clear, accessible style, the book tackles questions modern readers often ask: Are mantras scientifically valid? Is temple ritual merely custom? Is Tantra miracle‑science - or myth?… and much more. Mantras and Rituals bridges the ancient and the modern.

Whether you’re curious about the resonance of Sanskrit syllables, the hidden logic behind sacred thread ceremonies, or the interplay of ritual, consciousness and well‑being, this book offers a fresh, credible lens. It’s ideal for seekers of spirituality, students of religion, and those who appreciate rational inquiry into the sacred.