For a long time, the spirituality of India has fascinated Westerners. And yet, in the Spanish language there is little bibliography that allows us to enter the vast religious universe of Hinduism. Hindu spirituality fills this gap masterfully; fleeing from both academicism and ephemeral fashions. Written with the rigor and meticulousness that characterize the work of Raimon Panikkar, but also with the vitality that springs from his personal immersion and first-hand knowledge, this text is destined to become the classic on Hinduism in the Spanish language.

Panikkar first acquaints us with the nature of spirituality as conceived in the Hindu tradition. A descriptive part follows, in which he outlines a historical outline of Hinduism, from the Vedic period to contemporary times. Next, it delves into the fundamental insights of dharma: the path of action, the path of gnôsis, the path of devotion, the logic of castes, the states of life, the values ​​of man or the dimensions of reality. Finally, the book deals with the crystallizations of this universal spirituality (sanātana dharma) in Visnuism, śivaism and śaktism.

Although the set can provide invaluable information for the student of religion, the book is at the same time the best introduction to Hindu dharma for all readers who are not necessarily specialized in the subject. An unavoidable reference work for those who wish to broaden their horizon and delve into the vast universe of religiosity, which is accompanied by an extensive and careful bibliography, with both classic and current references, which offers the reader the possibility of completing their reading in the addresses that interest you most.