To the non-Hindu, the precepts of Hindu philosophy may seem extremely complex. In this series of essays, D Bose presents a layman's guide, covering subjects such as the books of Hindu philosophy, meaning and pronunciation of key terms, the conceptualisation of God, and the idea of kārma.Laid out in short, easy-to-read chapters, Essays on Hindu Philosophy acts as a handy and accessible introduction for anyone interested in learning about Hindu religion and society.