The book presents its information by first introducing foundational concepts of sacred geography and mountain worship, including the deities associated with particular peaks. It then uses case studies to explore the Himalayas, Western Ghats, and other significant mountain regions, examining the specific religious traditions, pilgrimage routes, and ecological challenges unique to each. The study draws from religious texts, historical accounts, ethnographic studies, and scientific research.
Ultimately, "Sacred Mountains of India" argues that these mountains are living embodiments of India's spiritual and cultural identity, offering vital lessons for environmental stewardship and sustainable living.
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