"The Oeconomy of Human Life" Written by an ancient Barmin, 1796
This book is a timeless and remarkable treatise painstakingly penned by an ancient Brahmin. Some claim this as a "false attribution", a common technique in the 18th century to generate interest. Nonetheless, this all-encompassing and profound publication interweaves an intricate tapestry of moral tales and philosophical arguments, providing readers with rich, insightful reflections on the essential virtues of life, the duties we owe each other, and the proper conduct of human behavior. Rooted deeply in the rich and storied culture of Brahmin philosophy, this exceptional work serves both as a spiritual guide and an enlightening window into the vast expanse of ancient Eastern thought and wisdom.
 
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