In this book Vedic Religion and Philosophy, Swami Prabhavananda expresses a desire for the it to withstand rigorous academic scrutiny, he clarifies that its primary objective is not merely to expand scholarly literature. Instead, the book aims to reach a wider, growing audience interested in the complexities of Indian philosophy and civilization.Prabhavananda concludes by acknowledging the contributions of Mr. V. Subrahmanya Iyer, a prominent scholar from Mysore, for his critical feedback. The preface is dated from the Vivekananda Home in Hollywood, reflecting the global bridge between ancient Eastern thought and Western seekers.