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"Shrimad Bhagavatam" – Quintessence of Vedic Philosophy (An Informational Activity Reflected in the Religious Tradition of Hinduism) Summary In Prof. Leyla Mirzoyeva's article, one of the fundamental aspects of ancient society's information activity – eschatological views reflected in Sanskrit religious and literary monuments – is analyzed. The article presents philosophical reflections on the meaning, transience, and purpose of life as reflected in the "Mahabharata." "Shrimad Bhagavatam" – the essence of Vedic philosophy. The article analyzes the eschatological views of ancient Indians, beliefs in the incarnation of the Divine Spirit, and the possibility of human reincarnation. It is concluded that the creative imaginations of ancient people, by generating unique and beautiful thoughts, are reflected in religious and literary monuments.
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