Hindu Dharma is incomparable!

[rajputistan]

I'm very proud that I am a Hindu! We are entirely different society. Our culture and civilization goes beyond 10,000 years. Sanskrit, the most Ancient language is the most scientific one. This proves the involvement of God in creation of Sanskrit.

All the western definitions fail here. We are not a religion, we are dharma. Christians think hell is evil and there man get punishment. But Hindus say hell is to purify our soul, so that we are unaffected by most bad karma of our past life(but yeah, if you repeatedly do some bad karma again and again then you would get punishment in next birth, you may also have to restart the development process from tree to human(millions of yonis :P ).
We built the system of navigation, 98% of discoveries done by Europe but we never used them, I think masters of Sanskrit along with scientists must study Vedas and other Sanskrit scientific scriptures. Our script, Brahmi is the oldest phonetic script though we Indians loved to rote.
Akhand Bharat is from Afghanistan to Philippines and from Tibet and Yunnan to Mauritius. This is akhand bharat.

Proud to be Hindu an Indian.

Edit:
We have the largest pagan system of more than 1000 gods. It is the most widely practiced pagan religion. And also it is the oldest major way of worship(can't use the world religion :P) in the world with oldest Swastika and some idols dating 10000 years. Another thing which make our pagan unique is that we still believe that there is one God and all this pagan is the various forms of him. We are able to see these forms through the power of Aum. How our culture and theory of God is! No civilization was ever anything in comparison to us and would never be.

[nitinsharma]

I'm very proud that I am a Hindu! We are entirely different society. Our culture and civilization goes beyond 10,000 years. Sanskrit, the most Ancient language is the most scientific one. This proves the involvement of God in creation of Sanskrit.

All the western definitions fail here. We are not a religion, we are dharma. Christians think hell is evil and there man get punishment. But Hindus say hell is to purify our soul, so that we are unaffected by most bad karma of our past life(but yeah, if you repeatedly do some bad karma again and again then you would get punishment in next birth, you may also have to restart the development process from tree to human(millions of yonis :P ).
We built the system of navigation, 98% of discoveries done by Europe but we never used them, I think masters of Sanskrit along with scientists must study Vedas and other Sanskrit scientific scriptures. Our script, Brahmi is the oldest phonetic script though we Indians loved to rote.
Akhand Bharat is from Afghanistan to Philippines and from Tibet and Yunnan to Mauritius. This is akhand bharat.

Proud to be Hindu an Indian.

Too true,but I get the impression that you are either unaware of or somehow forgot about THE PAGANS.

[Adhvagat]

Jay!

http://veda.wikidot.com/do-you-know

[rajputistan]

Too true,but I get the impression that you are either unaware of or somehow forgot about THE PAGANS.

Oops! I just forgot to mention that. We have the most unique Pagan system.

[sanjaya]

Heh, I wouldn't use the word "pagan" to describe us. But otherwise I agree completely. I too am proud of being Indian and Hindu for the same reasons.

[nitinsharma]

Oops! I just forgot to mention that. We have the most unique Pagan system.

No,you get me wrong.What I meant to say is that,Hindu Dharma while definitely the most unique,it is definitely comparable.This is where the pagans come in.

[eriko]

Ours is not a Pagan religion...maybe for you...

[sunyata07]

Namaste,

I agree with Eriko. I wouldn't class the worship of the Devas as the same thing as modern day Paganism, even if they do like to include worship of Shiva, Ganesha and Shakti.

Om namah Shivaya

[Sādhaka]

Namaste,

I don't have a problem with his views as such, but it's the way he presents his views that makes me think so. But yeah, as I said, maybe just me.

OM

[sunyata07]

Namaste,

I don't look down on Paganism in the slightest. I just don't think it can be equated to worship of the Devas. (Vedic Devas, maybe, like Indra, Surya, Chandra, etc.,)

I'm just inclined to think like Ramakrishna and say that New-Age followers who seem more obsessed with the occult and witchcraft have a motley kind of religion (I'm using that term here very loosely), combining any number of deities, tenets and practices from different ancient civilisations that doesn't seem so much eclectic and multivarious as it does confused. I have no doubt the ancients had their own philosophical underpinnings for the worship of these gods and forces of nature, and that these may have been influenced either by each other, or possibly have been brought back from India. It's just that in today's paganistic practices, these ideas seem highly watered down. Symbols and ritual spells seem thrown together from all sorts of background, be they Norse, Celtic, Greek or Egyptian. So, no, I couldn't say I agree that today's Pagans are the same as their ancient forebears. Those ancient religions were sadly crushed into the earth by the Abrahamics, with scant vestiges of wisdom and written instruction left for its descendants.

Om namah Shivaya