Why is Hindu philosophy/literature never discussed on /lit/? :(

Because they are at one with the world and have conformed to {whatever} in this case /lit/

It's only useful if you want to read Schopenhauer and maybe Evola

Unlike the greeks meme

it is though newfag bhakti boy

namaste

>>9461018
Advaita Vedanta though.

>>9461024
Really? I've hardly ever seen it. I am a newfag though, you got me there.

>>9461048
Hardly ever ain't never m'boy

>>9461053

You're right. Should've chosen my words better, my dude.

Because it's fucking disgusting.

Lurk for two years before posting, shitskin

>>9461007
>>>/his/

>>9461007
because it's Aryan folklore

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Does India have a chan board?

>>9461228
They should. It would be interesting how they would deal with the entire shit meme.

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I'm going to get into Hindu writings when I'm done with Christianity. It's a minefield finding good translations though. So many hippie spiritualists thinking they're qualified translators.

Still, I've found some reasonably academic ones. For anyone more in the know, Would these be a good introduction?
>Bhagavad Gita
>Upanishads
>Abridged Ramayana
>Abridged Mahabharata
>Rig Veda

POO