Hindus - What is the most important teaching or practice of Hinduism in your opinion?

Answer 1

women are precious.
Rich, Poor
Sick, healthy
Ugly, beautiful
don't matter, she is still a women, God's gift to men, and men need to treat her as the precious gift she is.

Thats what I like the most any way. Made me feel awsome. But then I wished Men would read this (and follow it) as well.

Answer 2

It may not be easy to ascertain what Hindu means. I have learned that the term "Hindu" is something created by the Islamics. Previously, the people in the area of India did not refer to themselves as Hindu.

Having a learned a few things about the ancient beliefs of India I would say that this might as well be considered a "Hindu" belief. Therefore, I would say that the most important teaching is Bhakti-Yoga which is the Yoga method of Uniting with the Supreme Personality of Godhead reawakening our eternal divine love for Him.

Hindus are generally concerned with Vedic, Dharma, Yoga, and this Bhakti. Vedic is same as Veda which means all knowledge.

What is Vedic?

*Now we see that Vedic also means a natural order of things.
*The Brahminical Path
*Unique Perspectives in the Science including Astrology, Astronomy, and Health
*All Knowledge
*Wisdom

The Vedas were originally handed down by word of mouth since the brahmanas and the yogis had incredible memories to keep all the information intact. With advent of Kali-Yuga the Vedas were written down.

But, we must remember that the highest Dharma is Bhagavat Dharma and the Yuga Dharma. The highest Yoga is Bhakti Yoga. All Yoga systems are steps to achieving Bhakti Yoga.

Answer 3

The religion which is closest to the truth is Hindu religion. A practitioner of Hindu religion can easily adopt Sanatan Vedic Dharma (Eternal Divine Religion) which is the 'Truth'.

Imagine you need to be born a Hindu to be a Hindu, but all of us are entitled to follow the eternal divine religion!

So all should read the Hindu scriptures preferably as explained by a true saint, but follow the Sanatan Vedic Dharma, without the necessity of adopting the Hindu religion.

So no harm if you are not born a Hindu. What you need to practice is something else.

Good answer by copy & paste.

Answer 4

The most important teaching and practice of Hinduism is the believe in one God.

This you can check for refrence in Vadas which is the highest authority book for hindus, and also check Ramaian, geta

Answer 5

All the teachings of Hindu Scriptures are the most important. The best teaching is the one that suits the particular seeker.

To me, every piece of teaching in the Bhagavad Gita is the best.

Answer 6

the most important teaching is to stand by and abide by the wayo dharma which includes almost all the fair conducts in all walks of life as detailed in the answers that Lordk Ktsihna gives in response to the questions raised by Arjuna .This covers the entire spectrum of condiuct of a person in this universe. The one word dharma is so great like the cosmos that includes all and all without exception.There is no equivalent to it in any language .

Answer 7

Love and be at peace with your family because there is none like them and when you want to give something dont do it expecting something back. Respect the elderly and all women for a woman is not just a woman, she is also a mother capable of bringing in a new life to this world and whose motherly love has no equal in this world. When it comes to your responsibility never shy away from it. Learn to respect all people around you for what they are and accept them for whom they are as no two things are simiar in this world...

Answer 8

Respect every Religion
Respect every Creature
Respect every Element
Respect the Earth
Respect the Sun

Answer 9

Teachings of Sanatana Dharma, itself, are most important in Hindusim -

Followers of Dharma Spirituality (Dharmis) believe in one, all-pervasive and all-loving Supreme Being. Though worshiped in different ways, and by different names, in a variety of ways, there is ultimately only one God. God is not Hindu, Christian, Jewish, or Muslim. Rather, God is the ultimate inspiration of all sects and religions. God is both transcendent and immanent in all things. God is omnipresent in a things. There is nowhere where God is not present. God is further away than the furthest star, and closer to you than your own soul. God has unlimited divine names and attributes, all of which share fully in God's transcendent nature.

Every living being is a spiritual being in our deepest-most essence. Our true nature is one of pure spirit. Not all beings, however, may be aware of this fact at present. Our reason for being in existence is to spiritually evolve toward the eventual goal of re-union with God. Dharma teaches that God's desire is that all living beings will ultimately attain liberation, or moksha.

Personal spiritual development occurs through the closely related processes of karma and reincarnation. The individual soul undergoes the cycle of repeated birth and death - this is known as the wheel of samsara. During each earthly manifestation, an individual's karma (literally 'work' or 'actions') determines her future psycho-physical state. Every ethically good act performed by someone results, sooner or later, in happiness and spiritual development; whereas ethically evil actions end only in loss and sorrow. Thus, the principle of karma is an idea that celebrates freedom, since at every moment, we are all free to create our future states of existence through our present actions and states of consciousness. This philosophical world-view encourages Dharmis to live happily, morally, consciously and humbly, following the path of Eternal Natural Law -

Answer 10

Friend,

Dharmam chara ( Do good things that are really good to humanity )
Satyam vada ( Speak truth)

Krushito naasthi durbhiksham ( If you try hard with commitment there will not be dearth for any thing )

Maanava sevey maadhava seyva ( Service to humanity is service to God)