The Author
M. K. Sudarshan is a graduate of the Madras University from Loyola College, Chennai, and a qualified Chartered Accountant. After a 35-year-old long and successful international career in corporate finance, he now lives with his wife in Chennai, pursuing wider interests in Indian philosophy, world history and comparative religious literature, studies, and writing.
M. K. Sudarshan
Books
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EPISTLES OF A PROLIFIC PONTIFF (Second & Updated edition)
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Epistles of a Prolific Pontiff
“This book is a compilation of English translations of a select series of 16 epistles written in Tamil by “Srimadh Azhagiyasingar”, a renowned religious Acharya, His Holiness, Sri Ranganatha Yatheendra (1895-1992 CE), the 44th Pontiff of Sri Ahobila Matham and also popularly known as “Mukkur Swamy”.
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The Nondescript
God
All theistic philosophies of the world conceive of a Supreme God but none except Indian Vedanta Metaphysics of the two great schools, Advaita and Visishtaadvaita, ventures deeply to inquire further into the real nature of Godhead…………….
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A Tale of Two Cities
The Decline and Fall of the “Ubaya-Vedantins” – An outline of the History of Sri Vaishnavas of Tamil Nadu that was never Written…………………
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The Middlemen of Vedapura:
Indira Parthsarathy's Tamil Novel
This work originally written in Tamil as a novel has now been translated into English. It is a political satire. It parodies, lampoons and caricatures political figures of Indian politicians past and equally relating to the present.
Reviews
What Readers Are Saying
M K SUDARSHAN has taken a challenge which even angels would fear to tread. This dichotomy between these two aspects of Hindu philosophy has rattled most brilliant minds. Students of Vedanta have found it very difficult to differentiate clearly between Saguna and Nirguna Brahmans.
Advaita - Vishishtadvaita
Review on Book 3
In recent times, not many have written on metaphysics involving Sanatana Dharma.
The author, in elegant English delves deep into Advaita and Visishtadvaita streams of Indian Hindu Philosophy and has ventured to present the gist in a nut shell. T h e presentation is in a dialogue form .
Mukundan
Review on Book 3