RE:The Hindu culture
by Nag Koteswar on Jul 21, 2008 03:21 PM Permalink
wow...at last i could see one person giving the right view ...even i have the same idea right from my first standard..i am not biased to any religion.as i was taught all religions from 1st to 12th class...i deeply rever all religions...but the society is filled with some dumb headed,half knowledge senseless mavericks...who dont understand what is difference between spirituality and religion.few days back when i was in a discussion with an elderly man who's an atheist and a good muslim student(she does namaaz five times,i mean sincere muslim)..i poured out the same...god is that unfathomable, incomprehensible,stupendous energy which gave birth to the universe,therfore einstein nd other physicists rightly said energy and matter are interconvertible.there is no god with a single form and name...all are one...but people of different regions of the world view in different angle the same ULTIMATE goal of life and prefer to call IT in their own language of interest and follow a path which suits their lifestyle...the language differs but the inner meaning of all scriptures remains the same..a good analogy,people in russia,japan,canada,palestina view the path to greenland in different ways respectively but ultimately all reach the destined goal.
RE:The Hindu culture
by Naveen on Jul 21, 2008 01:53 PM Permalink
Religion is a relatively new term when people began starting their own faiths. So, there is only one thing in this world...Sanatan Dharma. Either you follow it by practising Dharma or you do not by practising Adharma.
RE:The Hindu culture
by sanjay on Jul 21, 2008 02:04 PM Permalink
@farhan just STFU,if u dont know! in first place its not a hindi word,its a sanskrit word which is considered as mother of most of the indian languages and if it is not sin in ur religion,then do read bhagavad gita to get a better understanding of dharma!
RE:RE:The Hindu culture
by Naveen on Jul 21, 2008 02:55 PM Permalink
Sanatan Dharma becomes Shaitan Dharma for Younus Siddique. Bad Karma...what to do?
RE:The Hindu culture
by sanjay on Jul 21, 2008 01:52 PM Permalink
Y should we need a religion to live in a ciilized manner?? Religion is purely a personal choice!
RE:RE:The Hindu culture
by Nag Koteswar on Jul 21, 2008 04:25 PM Permalink
A scientist may call it energy,which binds all atoms to form matter,no matter which religion it belongs to,it knows no differnce,same as the sun,which shines equally on all.people should grow up to understand the subtle things in life which nature preaches every moment.taking an analogy,people of different regions of the world prefer different dishes preferably home made ones(lets choose all items of equal calories)..but ultimately the outcome is same.everyone has their hunger gone with their stomachs full,finally there is no difference in bioenergitics when same amount of energy is released in all cases.ofcourse sanathana dharma, which even got fabulous response in parliament of religions when briefly expounded by Swami Vivekananda in USA in 19th century,is the oldest(thousands of years B.C.)way of following a righteous life,it was not defined as a specific religion, and islam is recent,somewhere in 632 A.D. but its the taste of the people who adopt what kind of lifestyle but both are not denied as its said old is gold and also latest is best.some people in high posts lure innocent people in the name of religion,region,community,caste(ultimately money,etc.)who have no clear idea about politics,leave alone the nuclear deal which nearly half the members in parliament wont know clearly the scientific,economic,and the social outcome of it but simply vote like a flock of sheep which follows the one leading without any discrimination;everyone is seeing their self interest,how much
