The Jharokhe of the East is an assessment of the various dimensions of the uninterrupted journey of India's Akshayavana culture. It presents a tableau of Vedas, Vedanga, Upanishads-Puranas, epics, individualistic and non-philosophical philosophies under the flow of Vedic-non-Vedic thinking. There is a discussion of poet Kalidas, representative of cosmic culture. The story of the medieval era is enriched with the thoughts of Tantra-Sadhana, Bhakti-Bhagwat Movement, Atma-Paramatma and the three forms of Tirmurti. 'Twenty-first century' and is a retrospective of previous centuries, in fact the narrative of cultural decay, Western adulation and devaluation-distortion of devotion shocks the thinking points and thinkers. ... and this is our cultural perspective, as seen in the windows of the east. An important book to give general readers a brief introduction to all the stages of culture.