Bibliographe: Veda, Vedic Culture and Its Relation To Present Culture

"Veda" means knowledge, vedic culture means the spiritually aware society. And "dharma", as the meaning of life, the way to live the existance on Earth.

We often refer it as "Hinduism", but it is more correct calling it vedic-culture. Here some India and also non-India related vedic material:

THE DHARMIC CHALLENGE
  Man must dedicate himself to Dharma and be engaged always in Dharma so that he may live in peace and the world may enjoy peace...

VEDAS OVERVIEW
  Overview of Veda Scriptures: Four Vedas, Vedangas and Upavedas as well

  Sacred and Secular Science (Robert E. Wilkinson)
  The Quantum Brahman (Robert E. Wilkinson)
  The Brahmanic Paradox (Robert E. Wilkinson)
  The Divine Self (div. Authors)
  The Third Avatar (Robert E. Wilkinson)

  The Emerging Cosmos (Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet)
  Transcendence and the Immanence of the One (Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet)

  Vedic Civilization (Sadaputa Dasa)
  World Views: Vedic vs. Western (Sadaputa Dasa)
  Astronomy and Antiquity of Vedic Culture (Sadaputa Dasa)
  Paradoxes of Time and Space (Sadaputa Dasa)

  Aryan Invasion (N.S. Rajaram)
  The Myth Of Aryan Invasion (David Frawley)

MISC ARTICLES:

  Karma: Meaning and Definition (Hinduism Today)
  Classifying Universe (Vidhyanath Rao)
  Star People: Vedic-Understanding (Jal Kae)
  Short discussion about different (mis)understandings
  Christ, Christians, & Krishna (Srila Prabhupada)
  Vedic culture and Christians, thoughts on Christ and Krishna according Bhakti-Yoga

YOGA PATHS

BHAGAVAD GITA:

  Bhagavad-Gita.Org ()
  The gita online including sanskrit verses

MISC SCRIPTURES:

  Avadhut Gita (Mahatma Dattatreya)
  Sacred scripture with introduction by Hai Prasad Shastri
  Mundaka Upanishad (Eduardo Gomez)
  The Mundaka Upanishad