lets talk about hindusim

what you all think about hinduism?

for me its a beautiful religion which never forces ppl to join and never talk bad about other religion..

and u guys opinion?

yes bro yankee,

i agree. it is a free will religion. nobody promotes door to door or forced to follow. i am proud to be hindu.

actually every religion is same. but altered to suit some royal and VIP in the past.

my humble opinion

blackmafia25 wrote:yes bro yankee,

i agree. it is a free will religion. nobody promotes door to door or forced to follow. i am proud to be hindu.

actually every religion is same. but altered to suit some royal and VIP in the past.

my humble opinion

even now its gettin changed for some ppl

there should be some hinduism classes in the temple to educate hindus on hinduism...most of the ppl tend to convert because they dont understand hinduism very well....the hinduism must be saved from corporate monopoly and mude nambikai.

my humble opinion

blackmafia25 wrote:there should be some hinduism classes in the temple to educate hindus on hinduism...most of the ppl tend to convert because they dont understand hinduism very well....the hinduism must be saved from corporate monopoly and mude nambikai.

my humble opinion

start at home pa..temple also the priest busy body want to see what the girls wear pa

it should start from home....but how many parents do know about hinduism...they themselves need educated on hinduism before they can pass the knowledge to their children

my humble opinion

yes ahh?simple hinduism also don know meh?t

hinduism is not that simple bro...but there are basic stuffs a lot of people need to learn about hinduism.

blackmafia25 wrote:hinduism is not that simple bro...but there are basic stuffs a lot of people need to learn about hinduism.

even the priest try to bring in their own facts dude

y they bringing in?
because we dont have sufficient knowledge to question them. for us all correct when the priest says. try to ask y and how.make sure u get a satisfied answer.

blackmafia25 wrote:y they bringing in?
because we dont have sufficient knowledge to question them. for us all correct when the priest says. try to ask y and how.make sure u get a satisfied answer.

agreed

blackmafia25 wrote:y they bringing in?
because we dont have sufficient knowledge to question them. for us all correct when the priest says. try to ask y and how.make sure u get a satisfied answer.

absolutely bro...
if it goes on without being questioned....a lot of mude nambikais will spawn...

hinduism is very comples and very simple at the same time in diff perspectives

perspetive or not, simple is not simple at all....what looks simple might go complex and interesting once we start to learn it.

my humble opinion

Agree with black that not many Hindu parents with the correct knowledge in Hindusim around.

How can they educate their children in Hinduisim when they themselves need guidance.

well...they are not in fault. Most of us only know the very basic....going to temple, praying and the name of Gods and maybe some stories related to the GODS but most don't know about the actually concept of Hinndusim.

Can anyone here elobrate in a very simple way about Hindusim.?

basic concept?

if born a s human, must behave with humanity till death.

should not become imrugam(animal) in the middle..

ha ha ha.....what concept is this?

I have a feeling tha it is meant for someone.

oh.... mirg, its a concept...

nothing personal here...

hindus are fanatic too?

please define fanatic

yankee wrote:hindus are fanatic too?

what kinda fanatic ??....

Question: Was there a specific founder of the religion (Hinduism?)
Reply:
Hinduism cannot be described as an organized religion. It is not founded by any individual. Hinduism is God centred and therefore one can call Hinduism as founded by God, because the answer to the question ‘Who is behind the eternal principles and who makes them work?’ will have to be ‘Cosmic power, Divine power, God’

Question: What is the most important part of the religion?
[Note: Different scholars may emphasize other aspects
of the religion as the most important part]

Reply:
The affirmative attitude of Hinduism toward life
has been emphasized by its recognition of four
legitimate and basic desires:
1. Dharma or righteousness
2. Artha or wealth
3. Kama or sense pleasure
4. Moksha or freedom through communion with God
or the Infinite.

These four attainments of life are collectively known as Purushartha.


Question: Why?
Reply:
Of the four grand objects of human aspirations (Purushartha), viz., Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha, Dharma is given the foremost rank in the scriptures. Dharma alone is the gateway to Moksha, to immortality, infinite bliss, supreme peace and highest knowledge. Dharma alone is the primary Purushartha. Dharma is the first and foremost Purushartha.

Dharma is the cementer and sustainer of social life. The rules of Dharma have been laid down for regulating the worldly affairs of men. Dharma brings as its consequence happiness, both in this world and in the next. Dharma is the means of preserving one’s self. If you transgress it, it will kill you. If you protect it, it will protect you. It is your sole companion after death. It is the sole refuge of humanity.

[Note: Dharma (roughly translated as righteousness or virtue, must be at the center and at the circumference are Artha (wealth), Kama (all kinds of desires or pleasures), and Moksha (liberation). All activities in life must revolve around Dharma. Dharma must be kept in focus all the time and adhered to.]

So hinduism is subjective within boundaries? There is God... we believe in HIM even when we can't see HIM physically and to believe GOD is to believe in ourselves.... dis brings self-confidence to a totally new level.....