Who is the author of the book India: A Sacred Geography?​

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• India: A Sacred Geography is authored by Diana L. Eck, a renowned Indologist and scholar of religious studies.
• The book explores the spiritual and religious geography of India, analyzing sacred sites, pilgrimages, and Hindu cosmology.
• It discusses how geographical landscapes are deeply connected to Hindu beliefs, myths, and practices.

• She is a professor at Harvard University in the Department of Comparative Religion and Indian Studies.
• Her research focuses on Hinduism, pilgrimage sites, and sacred geography.
• India: A Sacred Geography presents India not just as a political entity but as a spiritual landscape woven with myths and sacred sites.

• Concept of Tirtha (sacred places) in Hinduism.
• The spiritual significance of rivers, mountains, and temples in India.
• Analysis of pilgrimage circuits like Char Dham, Kashi, and Kailash-Mansarovar.

• David Frawley : A scholar of Vedic studies and Ayurveda, but not the author of this book.
• Rana P.B. Singh : An expert in cultural geography and Hindu pilgrimage studies, but he did not write this book.
• B.J. Graham : Known for research in historical geography, but unrelated to this topic.