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<p>Ancient Indian thought centres around a fourfold value system (purusartha) which was propagated in Hindu sacred and nonreligious texts are as follows dharma artha kama and moksha. The concept of Brahman in Upanishads as the prime principle which became prominent during the ancient period was cherished by the sages and rulers alike. This volume is a description of ancient Indian value systems based on their nature and its characteristics. This study is based on the issues related to Indian philosophy and universal ideas and leaves out those without philosophical values. According to the author the Indian value system is of greater value than any other systems prevailing in the world. The book also covers its encounter of ancient Indian values with the present modernist values and its true character is also reflected in this study. About the Author Shanti Nath Gupta was a writer and historian. He wrote books such as Great Freedom Fighters of India and Encyclopaedia of Philosophy.</p>
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