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The book, dedicated "to the sacred memory of ''[[:wikipedia:Pandit|Pandit]]'' Ram Chandra Jha",{{sfn|Sarkar |1978-5th edit. |p=3}} is a collection of speeches and consists of 112 pages. It delves into the concept of creation, mind evolution and formation of Ideas and concludes by using the spiritual vantage that has been gained to focus on the social problems of the earth. The author classified "Idea and Ideology",<ref group=note>Together with [[Ananda Sutram]]</ref> as the ''darshana shástra'', or the philosophical treatise of the socio-spiritual organization [[Ananda Marga]] which he founded in 1955. The volume has been translated into several languages.{{sfn|Idea and Ideology (Brasilian edit.)|2012}} | The book, dedicated "to the sacred memory of ''[[:wikipedia:Pandit|Pandit]]'' Ram Chandra Jha",{{sfn|Sarkar |1978-5th edit. |p=3}} is a collection of speeches and consists of 112 pages. It delves into the concept of creation, mind evolution and formation of Ideas and concludes by using the spiritual vantage that has been gained to focus on the social problems of the earth. The author classified "Idea and Ideology",<ref group=note>Together with [[Ananda Sutram]]</ref> as the ''darshana shástra'', or the philosophical treatise of the socio-spiritual organization [[Ananda Marga]] which he founded in 1955. The volume has been translated into several languages.{{sfn|Idea and Ideology (Brasilian edit.)|2012}} | ||
{{quote box|width=30em|bgcolor=#c6dbf7|title=The Cosmic Brotherhood |align= | {{quote box|width=30em|bgcolor=#c6dbf7|title=The Cosmic Brotherhood |align=right|quote="Spirituality is not a utopian ideal but a practical philosophy which can be practised and realized in day-to-day life, however mundane it be. Spirituality stands for evolution and elevation [...]. That which leads to broadness of unison alone should be accepted. Spiritual philosophy does not recognize any distinctions and differentiations unnaturally made between one human being and another, and stands for universal fraternity. | ||
In the present environment many fissiparous tendencies are working to divide humanity into mutually-belligerent groups [...]. The approach of spirituality should be psychological and rational, and should offer a touching appeal to the deepest psychic sentiments of human beings. Human beings should appreciate by a rational analysis their relationship with the Cosmic Entity [...]. | In the present environment many fissiparous tendencies are working to divide humanity into mutually-belligerent groups [...]. The approach of spirituality should be psychological and rational, and should offer a touching appeal to the deepest psychic sentiments of human beings. Human beings should appreciate by a rational analysis their relationship with the Cosmic Entity [...]. | ||