Gaia and Ganges: The Interconnection of Sacred Rivers and Ecological Identity in Hinduism

Explore the profound relationship between sacred rivers and ecological identity within Hinduism in this enlightening non-fiction work. Delving into the spiritual significance of the Ganges and other revered waterways, the book illustrates how these rivers are not merely water bodies but living entities that embody the essence of life and spirituality in Hindu culture. Through a blend of historical context, religious teachings, and contemporary ecological concerns, the narrative reveals how these sacred rivers serve as both symbols of divine connection and critical lifelines for millions. Readers will gain insight into the rituals, traditions, and environmental challenges facing these vital ecosystems, fostering a deeper understanding of the intricate bond between faith and nature. This thought-provoking exploration invites readers to reconsider their own relationship with the environment through the lens of sacredness, urging a collective responsibility towards preserving these precious resources for future generations.