what you say?

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Most of the religions are simple and have one god.Hindus have 100 of books and 1000 of gods.Hindu was not a religion founded by some one.It was there from the begining.and will be there to the end.So its not a religion but its life and universe.Hindusum touches every thing you can guess about.I may know 2% of whole hinduisum.There is no strictness in this religion.U can follow the rules or not.It say the whole universe is you.every thing is inside you.To understand the real meaning of hinduisum its very difficult.We are taught to respect every one(not religion coz earlier times there where no religion--only one or two cultures --indian and roman)so hindus respect every religion and all cultures.We invited foriegners to our land with pleasure.Foriegners where attracted toward us coz india was rich that time and robbed all things.even though we where robbed we dint gone for war with them.coz we know that spiritual power is more important than materilistic earning and what ever u earn here u cannot take it while u go.even to understand the concept of hinduisum will take years for people following other religion.we dont compare,,or complaint any religion,as mahatma gandhi told differnt religions are different way to god which is supreme power..and hinduisum is way of life,,,,,

I am not telling other religion are not good this religion is good, all religion are good its all depend how we take it and handle it.all religions are for peace of mind.all always dream abt only 1 religion in the world that also with out name and without god.every one belive in one single power--what ever it may be

Answer 1

Beautiful sentiment, if not so beautiful language. Good luck with your path in life.

Peace be upon you.

Answer 2

If you believe in the ideology of Hinduism, fine. There is no argument on that aspect. Everyone is entitled to his own beliefs and follow the teachings of his religion. All religions have one thing in common and that is to know God and to serve Him. And you are certainly correct to say that spiritual power is more important than materialism for what does it benefit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?

Answer 3

Yes, I have a lot of respect for the Hindu gods and goddesses. I have a statue of Ganesha and one of the goddess whose name I cannot remember (Lakshmi? Something like that.) which I inherited from My Steve. I like the fact that one can accept as much or as little of Hindu beliefs as one chooses.

I have Gandhi's autobiography, although I've only started reading it. He makes it clear that one can experiment with spiritual practices, as he did all his life. He also argues that what works for him might not work for others; that people have to find their own path. That is a very, very valuable insight, as it respects individuality in a way few religions do.

Answer 4

You're entitled to your opinion. I disagree with you.
A true Christian respects all others. Christianity is a way of life, just as your religion is a way of life.

In Christianity, we also learn that "you can't take it with you" and that material things mean nothing.
Your post itself compares Hinduism with other religions, and you seem to be implying that your religion is best. You're apparently trying to persuade others to turn to Hinduism.
Is that the case?

Answer 5

"What you say?"

You are on the way to destruction make your time.

Hahaha.

All your base are belong to us.

Answer 6

HINDUS IS DARK-SIDED, AND THEY NEED OUR PRAYERS!!! WHY CAN'T YOU BE THE WARRIOR?!?!