Purifying the earthly body of God: religion and ecology in Hindu India

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Religion, Ecology, and Ethics Indian and Buddhist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion

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Examing the revelation between religion and ecological concern in Hinduism. The book covers aspects like the ecological implications of pilgrimage worship of earth and river Goddesses, and Vedanta and Tantra theologies.

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