Hinduism is similar to Humanism. It is not a religion, but a
set of rules for Human to lead their life. This is by the people who made their
own way of living by following nature to protect each other. Hindus worship many
idols and each Idol has their uniqueness. It clarifies the stepping stone for
Evolution of life. The main concept of Hinduism is to make human beings united,
which means kindness, supportive, affection, peace. Also states to avoid
Selfishness, violence, hatred etc.
Many books were written on Hinduism, called as Vedas, Vedangas,
Upanishads, Puranas, and Itihasa etc. Whole world today leads life based on
these written because of the positive and truth. Every religion derived from
these rules and made their own add-ons to lead a religious group. Many
countries today respect and follow Hindu culture and Hindustan (India). The
fate gave a great respect, i.e. the only country got the name similar to
Humanism is Hindustan. Hindustan is a place where Hinduism resides and also
shelter for humanity, unlike selfish nations.
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The books
and importance
Ramayana: An epic story about a good administration and moral
values.
Mahabharata: Story of Winning Good over evil. It doesn’t matter
count of participants, but it’s the willingness to win.
Bhagavad Gita: A preaching that mesmerises the art of Life
after Kurukshetra in Mahabharata.
Charak ayurveda book: As per Ayurveda every disease is
curable with the medicines provided by valuable nature. Even modern equipment
and super speciality hospitals can’t assure curing many diseases.
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Unlike other selfish religions Hinduism respects all
religions equally. “Sarva Dharma Samabhava” (Equality respect for all Cultures)
is the slogan for Hinduism. Also “All gods are Equal and name varies”. Though Hindus
speak different languages and different cultures, but united as a single
country, although due to some selfish religious and political issues some parts
are diverted. As long as Universe remains Hinduism is the only best culture as
per many researchers, philosophers etc.
HINDUISM:
SYNONYMOUS WITH HUMANISM
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Great guideline for development of the world from the beginning
is by saving human society by the Hinduism. No other religion says such a great
thoughts to “save human irrespective of religion”, unlike other religions who kills
others in the name of god or gives money to poor people to convert into their
religion. Every rule in Hinduism is responsible for the growth of mankind and
its welfare.
No place in the world gives security like India for all
kinds of religions, Is the greatness of the land to have all in one nation and
is the single nation with this quality. Indian constitution is totally
dependent on our Hindu culture. Our Judiciary system follows Hindu culture. Justice,
liberty, equality and fraternity are basic constitutional rights derived from Hinduism.
The existence of Hinduism (Hindus) were more than 2000 years was proven by
scientists.
The five important elements of the life Air (vayu), Fire (Agni),
Water (Jala), Earth (Bhumi), Aakasham (Sky) are worshipped by Hindus as god,
which are mandatory for life.
Characteristics of 5 Elements
Space (Akash)
Qualities - soft, light, subtle and abundant.
Action - provides room, looseness, openness
Facilitates - sound and non-resistance
Substance - anything that is light, profuse, and ethereal
Example - hollow and light foods – popcorn, wafers
Intake - increases softness and lightness in the body
Air ( Vayu)
Qualities - weightless, mobile, cool, dry, porous and subtle
Action - motion or movement, evaporation, dryness
Facilitates - touch and vibration.
Substance - anything dry and airy, or that creates gas
Example - toast, cookies, cabbage, beans
Intake - increases coolness, dryness, movement and circulation
Fire (Agni or Tejas)
Qualities - hot, sharp, dry, subtle, weightless and rough
Action - radiation of heat and light
Facilitates - form, color and temperature
Substance - anything combustible and spicy
Example - chilies, ginger, pepper, clove, cumin
Intake - increases digestion, metabolism (fire and heat), glow and color of skin
Water (Jala or Apa)
Qualities - oily (unctuous), moist, cool, soft, and sticky
Attribute - cohesion, lubrication
Facilitates - fluidity and taste (via saliva)
Substance - anything liquid, fluid or watery
Example - drinks, soups, melons, cucumber
Intake - increases smoothness, coolness, softness and
flow of fluids
Earth (Prithvi)
Qualities - heavy, rough, solid, stable, slow
Attribute - resistance, density
Facilitates - fragrance, odor and shape
Substance - anything solid and heavy
Example - fried foods, cheese, cakes, banana
Intake - increases heaviness, stability, obesity and solidity in the body
Space (Akash)
Qualities - soft, light, subtle and abundant.
Action - provides room, looseness, openness
Facilitates - sound and non-resistance
Substance - anything that is light, profuse, and ethereal
Example - hollow and light foods – popcorn, wafers
Intake - increases softness and lightness in the body
Air ( Vayu)
Qualities - weightless, mobile, cool, dry, porous and subtle
Action - motion or movement, evaporation, dryness
Facilitates - touch and vibration.
Substance - anything dry and airy, or that creates gas
Example - toast, cookies, cabbage, beans
Intake - increases coolness, dryness, movement and circulation
Fire (Agni or Tejas)
Qualities - hot, sharp, dry, subtle, weightless and rough
Action - radiation of heat and light
Facilitates - form, color and temperature
Substance - anything combustible and spicy
Example - chilies, ginger, pepper, clove, cumin
Intake - increases digestion, metabolism (fire and heat), glow and color of skin
Water (Jala or Apa)
Qualities - oily (unctuous), moist, cool, soft, and sticky
Attribute - cohesion, lubrication
Facilitates - fluidity and taste (via saliva)
Substance - anything liquid, fluid or watery
Example - drinks, soups, melons, cucumber
Intake - increases smoothness, coolness, softness and
flow of fluids
Earth (Prithvi)
Qualities - heavy, rough, solid, stable, slow
Attribute - resistance, density
Facilitates - fragrance, odor and shape
Substance - anything solid and heavy
Example - fried foods, cheese, cakes, banana
Intake - increases heaviness, stability, obesity and solidity in the body
Where as western and selfish people use them as business products. The concept of one nation called Bharatvarsha is very old but every new thing based on our culture which is pride of Hindus.
“Uttaram yat samudrasya himatres chiva dakshinamvarsham tat
bhartam nama bharati yatra santati” (Vishnu Purana)(The country north of
samudra and south of Himalayas is called Bharatam her people are called
Bharateeya).
The three fundamental
principles that govern the behaviour of a Hindu are: -
Fearlessness (Abhay) - This is derived from the concept of
Oneness of the Reality. Fear is of another; but when there is no other, fear
cannot exist. Therefore all activity should follow the Truth without any
distraction caused either by persons or circumstances.
Detachment (Asanga) - This implies continuous analysis of
that which is transitory in the world and to keep one detached from it. This
does not mean running away from life. One should live in the world but let one
do so as a lotus flower, which is born in water, subsists in water, but lives
above it.
Non-Violence (Ahimsa) - This is not to be taken in the
physical sense. It means that one's actions should not cause emotional distress
to another.
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Sacrifice (Yagna) - This is continuous effort in life to
sacrifice the negativity of the mind and substitute it with positive values.
Charity (Dana) - This is not giving of alms. It is the act
of creating the plenty from which others can partake.
Austerity (Tapas) - This is persistent effort to sublimate
the physical senses in order to eliminate the animal in man.
Proud to be Hindu, Proud to be born in Karma Bhoomi.
Whenever there is a disturbance in culture, a power raises
to bring back the originality. History repeats.
"పరిత్రనయ సాధునం
వినాశాయ చ దుస్క్రితం
ధర్మసంస్థాపనార్థాయ
సంభవామి యుగే యుగే!"
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