The Gita for Children

The Gita, that's part of the Indian epic Mahabharata, with its profound philosophical teachings, can be simplified and adapted to make it more accessible and enjoyable for children. Here are some key concepts from the ancient scripture that can be presented in a child-friendly manner: Duty and righteousness: Explain to them the pure and true … Continue reading The Gita for Children

Different, Not Opposite: Hindu and Muslim Rituals

People often compare Hindu and Muslim rituals and mistakenly believe that Muslims deliberately do the opposite of Hindus. In reality, Hindu and Muslim beliefs, rituals, and traditions developed in different historical, cultural, and geographical contexts. They may be different, but they aren't opposites. I'm not an expert in comparative religious studies, but I'd like to … Continue reading Different, Not Opposite: Hindu and Muslim Rituals

Hinduism Isn’t a Religion but a Way of Life; a Path to Religion

I've explained in detail about religion, it's the essence, relevance, misuse, and misinterpretation, in my previous blog post. In this post, let us understand the meaning, genesis, essence of Hinduism. This is from my point-of-view after reading various ancient scriptures, understanding and limited knowledge of the subject. Origin and meaning of Hinduism The term Hindu … Continue reading Hinduism Isn’t a Religion but a Way of Life; a Path to Religion