Understanding Christianity - The Hindu Way (Similarities & Differences)

[@SAR-re1fx]

That´s why I left catholicism. I studied different religions all my life thinking that God manifested in every part of the world according to their culture, but the church called me heretic and satanist so I left. I consider myself a devotee and learner of God. I love hinduism, sikhism, zoroastrianism, and even nordic pagan religions. I have the thirst to seek God everywhere and learn how people see God in different ways. I still have in my mind that maybe I will go to hell cause i´m not christian anymore even I still love Jesus and I respect him as a spiritual master and teacher. Maybe one day I can feel better about myself, cause I just love God too much to see him in only one religion.

[@reenakjiya6971]

Seeker.

[@chakravarthy68]

Lord Sri Krishna said in Gita: Leave all kinds of religions and surrender unto me. Do not fear. I will protect you.

[@dalmatia1]

You're not the only one, my friend. Don't let the institution of religion (which has been corrupted by man in any and all of these institutions) affect your spirituality.

[@utkarshkumar2175]

Turn into a hindu, it teaches not to fear God, but to know and feel him. You have full right to question any god or a preist . That's why hinduism is the most intellectual religion in the world. There are no restrictions in Hinduism and you can follow it the way you want. Jai Sri Krishna.

[@vedicsoul6332]

Nithyanandam Adriane. I am taking the liberty to give you some insight. Even though you might seek God in so many traditions, the ultimate, is to Experience God. Until then, God is just a concept and we are blinded from our own true nature. Brahma is the Cosmic soul and Atma is the "individual soul". These are one and these same, however people have forgotten and identify themselves with things that doesn't really express and manifest their divine natural state. When one aligns to the cosmic truths through the Masters initiations and practices, one starts to align and experiencing the Truth. One of the core things in Hinduism is the experience, because logic, even though useful in some scenario, is limited and unable to phantom the space and imensitude of the living Consciousness. Experiencing the highest self, the divine in us, is what is called Advaita, the space of Oneness. From this space, inside, the one became many to celebrate Itself, outside, infinity. Oneness is a profound experience of being in tune with the whole, as we always been, but through many levels of education, we are told we are separate from the whole, separate from life, when we ourselves are alive. All practices and connection to the Guru, the one whom has experienced it, can lead one back to that state. Has it come in the Upanishads " Poornamadhah Poornamidham Poornaath Poornam Udhachyathey | Poornasya Poornamaadhaaya Poornamevaavasishyathey ||" Means: “From the space of Completion only Completion comes out. Even when Completion comes out, Completion remains as Completion. When the Completion goes back, Completion remains as Completion”.. Blessings ✋🕉️🔱🔥

[@paramshabdam2332]

Well explained 😇🙏 But that Christian guy calling Lord Krishna Satan from Bhagavad Gita annoyed me😠

[@DharmaSpeaks]

The reality of Christianity, some are liberal and open, others are radical and toxic. We need to discern between the two.

[@rudigerk]

This guy is hating on everybody hat doesn't follow his interpretation of the Bible.

[@julianhe9555]

He's using a verse of the gītā to prove that krishna is Satan, because he says I'm the god of snakes, which are considered to be satanic. But he is ignoring all the verses, where krishna says that he is the origin of everything, that he knows everything and that he is almighty. When this guy accepts one verse of the gītā then he must accept all others. Is Satan almighty? No. Did he created the universe? No. Therefore if the gītā is true, then it's speaker is god. If it is wrong, then it can not be used to prove something.

[@rudigerk]

@@julianhe9555 This Preacher is not interested in wisdom, he just uses what he can grab to mock He made the same with Sikhism.

[@anonym3727]

1. John 1,5 ".. this is the message we heard from Jesus and now declare to you: God is light, and there is no darkness in him at all. .."

[@BrotherCecil]

I am an Orthodox Christian and I use your channel to get greater understanding of Dharmic Religions. I appreciate you taking the effort to put these videos together. I listen to them to enrich my spiritual practices within my faith tradition. There are a lot similarities between bhakti yoga and Orthodox Christianity. I do want to say that Orthodox Christianity does not condemn other faith groups to hell. Do we believe that God incarnated,whom we call Christ, is the path to oneness with the Divine, yes. Is it the only path, I don't know. Do I believe it is the best path, of course. However, I cannot say that the Divine is not guiding other devotees of other faith tradition either. I want to meet these walking saints of other faith traditions. As long as one desires to be transformed so that the Divine Presence is expressed within every individual, then we all will be fine. Many thanks, as well.

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Thanks for your thoughts

[@jyaangodgiven.966]

If you want to meet a divine saint then, you should first meet his divine grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada.

[@rudigerk]

". I want to meet these walking saints of other faith traditions" Hello Cecil Mitchell, i'd like to recommend to you the Videos by Swami Sarvapriyananda, check out this Video please: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHcZZJ-f5qgmpo I am not claiming him to be a Walking Saint, but he is definitely a fantastic Teacher and Speaker who has made TONS of Lecture Videos and Q&A Videos. Where he also talks about Central Ideas or Figures from other Religions like Jesus Christ. If you are interested and have time check the Video out. There are many many more i could recommend (and if you respnd i will give you more Links), but i think this is a good and interesting "Starter" for you. For a 2nd Video this would be a good choice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJvEqYGOqJWmfaM Maybe you can give me your feedback on it. Thank you

[@rudigerk]

". I want to meet these walking saints of other faith traditions" Hello Cecil Mitchell, i'd like to recommend to you the Videos by Swami Sarvapriyananda. I am not claiming him to be a Walking Saint, but he is definitely a fantastic Teacher and Speaker who has made TONS of Lecture Videos and Q&A Videos. Where he also talks about Central Ideas or Figures from other Religions like Jesus Christ. If you are interested and have time, check out this Video please: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHcZZJ-f5qgmpo There are many many more i could recommend, but i think this is a good and interesting "Starter" for you. Maybe you can give me a feedback on it. Thank you

[@topj6594]

@@DharmaSpeaks Would like a video on kabbalah of Judaism. Not crude invasive offshoots Islam and Christianity.

[@marksalazar4086]

Excellent video, Dharma. As a Christian myself, I truly appreciate what Hinduism teaches. In my view, it is another pathway to God. God bless you.

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Many thanks

[@marksalazar4086]

Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ I’m aware of that

[@youdontknowme.4499]

@@marksalazar4086 No my friend, it isn't. It's the Satan giving you those thoughts, he is attracting you to do other path which actually worships him and leads you to eternal damnation, you can't tolerate burning in the fire of hell for ever, don't perish my friend, turn back to Jesus, he shall save you, Don't stop praying!!

[@miraspaho5562]

That mean then is pagan and suppose ti not be like. So is fake religion made by human ahahaha brainwashed

[@mikesamuel9175]

Sorry to say it here mate....BUT you ain't a CHRISTIAN! Anyone who DENIES that YESHUA HAMASHIACH is THE WAY, THE TRUTH and THE LIFE is an UNBELIEVER, an UNREGENERATE SINNER and NOT a FOLLOWER of YESHUA HAMASHIACH! PRAY the HOLY SPIRIT for His INTERVENTION that He shall come UNTO your spirit to REGENERATE the same that you may truly be a SAVED Christian and NOT a FAKE One!

[@JasmineEleonora]

I'm a Christian, and after being married to a Christian man for many years, he converted from Christianity to Hinduism. We love and respect each other the same as always, and our marriage is truly happy and fulfilling. God is love, and so we are called to live in love.

[@biswaranjanmallick7407]

May your married life is blessed with all happiness

[@JasmineEleonora]

@@biswaranjanmallick7407 Thank you so much! =) May your life be blessed!

[@JasmineEleonora]

@Anonymous Boy My Husband left Christianity after many years, after a complicated set of events. But mainly because he couldn't accept many of the basic tenants of Christianity, such as the attonement through Christ's sacrifice. His life also took a lot of sudden turns, illness among other things, and he started looking in to other faiths and found that hinduism spoke to his spirit. He converted, but I have stayed a Christian because that's what my soul tells me is most true. Being of two different faiths has been a very enriching experience for both of us =)

[@JasmineEleonora]

@Anonymous Boy Thank you for that advice =)

[@lukasbeier8338]

I think you’ve got the wrong definition of love.

[@gbjunction1]

Wonderful. I loved this. Thank you.

[@infinity8288]

In Core Hinduism , you only need an initiation, learn a mantra from guru . Repeat the mantra as per your speed daily or weekly. Mantras generate a certain positivity , u can feel but cannot put in words.

[@theobscureninja2769]

Hare Krishna ❤️

[@graveyardghost2603]

I resonate more with Hinduism. Particularly bhakti/devotion.

[@stormyzvox2185]

This channel deserves more subs

[@tanishq3917]

Christianity follows Bhakti yog which is just one of many ways to reach god But they think it is the only way, this is the main problem

[@NolanBeanD]

As a westerner and long time follower of hindu dharma who also loves Jesus, i love this video.

[@aparichitthestranger7907]

❤🙏🏻

[@trillmexicanz]

You cant be a master of both. You either pick one!

[@Uwiskqu]

@@trillmexicanz true I believe tho he is more closer to jesus and appreciates hinduism and probably understands god can menifest himself in more than one way

[@tentcentsofcinnabar]

I left christian today because i want to become a hindu

[@theguyver4934]

There are many christians who believe that jesus PBUH was only a human being

[@chitranjankumarkushwaha4259]

Welcome to eternal love sanatan dharma. Ohm namah shivaya hare Krishna

[@Vish0908]

(1):- Yoga (2):- Ayurveda (3):- Astronomy (4):- Architecture (5):- Medical science by Sushrut (6):-Science and many more are given by HINDUS

[@stallonegodinho6296]

Architecture? I don't think so. 3,5,6 are independently discovered in every culture.

[@theillusionist9506]

And gravity by Christian changed everything 🤣🥴

[@theillusionist9506]

@Gemini World proof?🥴

[@theillusionist9506]

@Gemini World show me that

[@theillusionist9506]

@Gemini World so what ? Newton was a devout Christian 🤣🥴

[@suryapratapbd]

Thanks A lot... Make more videos plz..... Bidhan from Bangladesh... lots of love bro...

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Thanks

[@reactionon3762]

Why didn't you say about this non Christian will not go to heaven, kill those people who worship another got, burn those village who worship other god.. Their are many things in Bible you don't say. Girls s*x slaves in Bible. Why quran say this Jesus was Allah messenger ? And in end of the world Jesus will come from heaven and kill non Muslim. What about flat earth ? What about story of Jesus ? Their are many things. I think he copy some things from Hinduism culture.

[@angikarroychowdhury6143]

Awesome explanations!! A must watch for Christian fanatics...

[@angikarroychowdhury6143]

@@richardvass1462 To me Christ and Krishna are no different. 2 faces of the same coin. Being a Hindu, and after having studied Christianity, I have realized that Christianity falls within the Bhakti Yoga( school of devotion) of Hinduism. Although, many of the teachings of Christ are similar to the teachings of the Vedas, still there are some fundamental differences. Like you said, Christ forgives our sin, yes it's true that God has the power to break the chain of Karma, but to be able to reach that exalted state, is not a cakewalk. One has to observe strict penance, a loving and unconditional devotion to God, refraining from all wordly desires, and by service to man and animals as worship to God. Otherwise, to simply say that I believe in God and love God, but at the same time, I am engaging in all kinds of nefarious activities and sense enjoyments is futile and hypocritical and God will not break the chain of Karma. To look upon Christianity as a whole, I can say that Christians today only use Christianity as a ' shopkeeping' religion. They do not 'seek' but only 'believe'. Many of the highest ideals of Christianity are not even understood by the common Christian. Christ had said ' The Kingdom of God lies within yourself'.....now this teaching is in direct resemblance to the highest ideals of the Vedas. The Vedas say God is the only manifested reality, God has life, he is manifested in all the creations, living or non living, therefore God is within each and every living being, and this distinction between Man and God is verily apparent, clouded by the illusory power of God himself ( Maya). Therefore to realize the Kingdom of God within ourselves, we need to seek imwards, not outwards. But how many Christians can interpret this Christ's message?? Next Christ had said, ' I and Father are one' - this solidifies the reincarnation or ' avatar ' theory of Hinduism, im which God takes a human form and to preach divinity and establish Dharma. Christianity like Bhakti traditions like to look upon God as a personality and the ulterior motive is to ascend to heaven. In the hindu faith, heaven are hell are transitory. The main goal is not to go to heaven but to attain liberation ( Moksha) from this cycle of life and death. By Moksha one means the continued eternal assosiation with God which is a state of eternal blissfulness. To be able to reach that state again, one has to ascend to the highest state of meditation or Samadhi. Looking upon God as a personality is an easy and loving way to connect with the divine. But is there really a Father in Heaven or His Son?? Or is there Really a Krishna or vishnu? Actually no. The real nature of God is really hard to know; no one can tell what or whom God really is. The Vedas say that God has no image, no gender, is above the bounds of time, and cannot be really perceived by this mind dwelling in the material plane? So what is actually this God? The Jnana Yoga (The School of Kmowledge) answers this. It says, we and God have existed from time immemorial and the real nature of God can only be known by realizing IT. Through the process of birth and rebirth what happens is that, there is the tendancy to gain purer consciousness. And after a certain time, when we possess that purest form of Consciousness, we become one with God, ie we lose our individual indentity and collectively blend with the Highest Consciousness or Supersoul or God. Therefore the word ' God ' is just a way of connecting with the divine. God in reality is nothing but consciousness and the goal of every Hindu is not to go to heaven, or believing in any salvation theory but to enjoy this continued blissful one- existence with God, which if not, possible in one lifetime but in many lifetimes. Therefore we are never eternally damned, it's just a matter of time, we are the Children( parts and parcels) of God, so no sin can beget us. We just need to realize this inherent divinity within ourselves. And by the way, by fanatical Christians I am highlighting the hedonistic hypocritical Evangelists, whose only agenda is to establish religious supremacy and mass convert people into their faiths. These people are never Christians, they do not follow the life of Christ, they see the Bible as a book of instructions only. Religion is not a set of belief systems. When u say I believe in something, I am bound to contradict somebody else, and therefore religion is something greater than beliefs. It is self realization and self seeking, imposing one's belief upon another is not going to help attain any salvation and he will remaim just a misguided fanatic, who apparently walked in the path of Christ, but never really did!!

[@angikarroychowdhury6143]

@@richardvass1462 yes all will find solace in God. Whichever path one chooses to follow. Traditions are superficial, doctrines are superficial, what really matters is the child like innocence which one should possess while praying to God. And last and foremost, service to mankind. Be serving man, we serve God. In today's world we all become too attatched to our beliefs and faiths and in the process become fanatical one way or the other. But knowing that God resides in everything and everywhere and all kinds of worship actually leads to Him and Him only, one is blessed with the power to discriminate, too discern what is real or unreal, what is good or bad and one finds peace. We may spend an eternity debating over what is God while we will not walk the extra mile to realize Him. But in the end all will find peace, all will be saved, all will attain Moksha, sooner or later.... OM SHANTI OM SHANTI OM SHANTI

[@angikarroychowdhury6143]

@@richardvass1462 It's human nature friend. We are bound to get deluded, go astray from the path of God sometimes. Imagine God is a magnet and we are like iron fragments. When the iron is covered by dust and grime, the magnet does not atract it, but as soon as the dirt is washed off, the magnet starts attracting. So as as long as our minds are covered by this dirt or bane of worldliness and our perceptions are clouded by this arch enemies of mankind ie anger, lust, attatchment, greed, vanity and pride, the magnet of God won't attract our worldly minds. But we do live in this material world, and everyone cannot afford to renunce everything for the love of God like the Nuns or the Monks or take a life long vow of celibacy. So what is the solution for worldy men like us?? We are constantly coming into contact with so much materialism each and every day, we are living in a world of virtual reality. There are many ways, understanding the core teachings of the Bhagavat Gita can enable us to go a long way. The mantra is to never get attatched. One should have an attitude of servant towards God. Suppose u hire a nanny to take care of your infant. The nanny will adore ur child, love it in every possible way, feed it and take care of it, at the same time knowing that the child is never really her's. Likeways we should engaged in all kinds of activities and at the same time keep in mind that every work that I do is dedicated towards God. I am his servant merely and doing his work. In that way, I will never become attatched. This is called the Karma Yoga as in the Gita. Next we should dedicate all the fruits of our work to God. We should never expect anything from anyone. For example I will help someone but never expect that person will help me in return. Expectation feeds frustration. We should thank the Lord for letting him give the opportunity to help someone and in the process we have elevated our soul. Our hands are for giving, not for taking. The begger on the streets should open his hand for the giver to give and the giver should not feel proud. Why will someone else reward us? The Lord will. This is called Service to God. By helping the poor man we are helping ourselves and performing the highest ever form of worship. Lastly, we need continued spiritual assosiation. Let's say, when we feel tired, our need a break from work, we go to watch a movie. The movie in this case is food for your mind. Similarly, spiritual assosiation is food for the soul. We should listen to glory of God, sing in Glory of God, assosiate with good and pious people who will show u the right way. We should not always try to invest our energies grudging over petty things in life. And of course meditation!! Try to concentrate our mind on God. For devotess like us, its every easy since we worship God as a personality. Keep the mind fixed on God while meditating. Try to listen to your inner sounds. By meditating, we are in sync with the natural frequency and therefore we never feel spiritually lazy or reluctant😊

[@kirankhande2512]

@@richardvass1462 your stupid theology states that without believing in Jesus people will burn in eternal hell fire .This is called fanaticism .

[@rathorshivam1237]

@@richardvass1462 Hindunisam is oldest religion in the world . It's impossible to real all religious book of Hindunism . But there were many scientists who referce The Geeta as their primary source of invention. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influence_of_Bhagavad_Gita www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-coolpad&ei=IFAOXc2CPNum9QPXmL0w&q=distance+between+earth+and+sun+in+hinduism&oq=distan&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-serp.1.0.35i39l3j46j0i131j0l2j0i2i203.5844.8495..9051...1.0..4.425.3055.2-6j2j2......0....1.......8..0i71j46i39.Q1LwK8e9eaU#ip=1 www.google.com/search?q=invension+in+hindunisam&oq=invension+in+hindunisam&aqs=chrome..69i57j33.7873j1j9&client=ms-android-coolpad&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

[@hariy6771]

HARIBOL....🙏

[@ilikestarsun]

I used to be Catholic and now through Hinduism I understand it even deeper, in fact I don't see Christ as different than what I believe in now, I realize it has always been the same Ultimate Reality taking different forms throughout my journey and for a time Chist was one of them.

[@ilikestarsun]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ I'm from US

[@ilikestarsun]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ yea I follow adveita vedanta. The Ultimate Reality is Brahman, it is conciousness existence bliss and is the true nature of everything. It is formless but takes on any form. My journey through vedanta has helped me realize that even as a Catholic I was still worshiping and connecting with Brhaman :)

[@shreeharibhavik]

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[@DhawanGuptaIndia]

1:58 We don't have any obligation to say that Hinduism is monotheistic. Monotheism is no superior to Polytheism. We Hindus are Polytheists, Monists, Pantheists, Panentheist, Atheists. We don't need any label.

[@prernagoyal7002]

He is doing this to create similarities but in reality the two couldn't be more different

[@rajendramaharaj7157]

In christian mythology everbody is a born sinner; whereas in Hinduism we are all a particle of that supreme divine being and therefore not sinners. Remenber energy cannot be created it can only be transformed. Everything we see in this world is a transformation that divine energy.

[@rudigerk]

@Saikishore Gowrishankar Depends on the Philosophy ..

[@akhiljames3435]

So the effect of Karma vanishes at every birth? I thought your previous birth karma affects you now

[@xouman3759]

​​​@@akhiljames3435 Your soul goes through what one describes as hell or heaven experience after death. So yes , you sort of get a clean slate with some remnants of past life affecting you, but not to such an extent that it could deter you from making your own choices. Karma isn't only negative , it simply means action. Both negative or position actions are called karma. If one has accumulated good karma , he will have to take birth to reap it as well. The only way to be free from cycle of births of soul is to be free from karma accumulation. To lead a life from a detached perspective and let your actions be for the betterment of society. When one let's go of fear of punishments or desire for rewards for their actions , they become free of karma. Which is the goal for a sanatana Dharma seeker.

[@hdsamte]

Yes initially in the garden of Eden in the early days of creation, then Satan comes and tempts them to rebel against God their creator & father, thus they got cursed by God and all their descendants carry that curse(sin) till now, you & me.Isnt that more logical than claim all humans are supreme beings ,which we apparently aren't, where all mankind does is harm themselves\others.dont tell me you never lied,cheated another person or have bad habits, that can harm yourself or others

[@hdsamte]

@ஶ்ரீ-22 yes Made In the likeness of God.For a Purpose

[@ankitnegi9713]

the truth seeker hindu

[@KuldeepSingh-hv1tz]

good approach. dharma speaks excellent

[@pumoneynaidoo6385]

Excellent to hear how u compared Hindu n Christianity but the Christian think they are the only one who pray for god n also not all Hindu pray for krishna most of the Hindu are the greatest lord shiva muruga ganesha hanuman devotes n not forgetting Shiva is the father of fathers omnamashiviya

[@KuldeepSingh-hv1tz]

who says this to you. how you say shiv ji is father of father. may be you are shivat. but we vaisnav believe vishnu is supreme. so don't says only shiv ji is greater. we follow same dharma. but if you go through vedas, geeta, upnisads. you find everywhere only vishnu as supreme god. vishnu is original seed.

[@KuldeepSingh-hv1tz]

@Abhishek Singh thanks brother. for revealing truth to us.

[@topj6594]

@PUBG mobile: Gameplays Hinduism, more aptly referred to as the Sanatana Dharma, or " the eternal tradition", or the "eternal way", beyond human history, by practioners .Today it has four main denominations: Saivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism and Smartism, each with hundreds of lineages.They represent a broad range of beliefs, practices and mystic goals, but virtually all concur on certain bedrock concepts. All Hindus worship one Supreme Reality, though they call it by many names. There is no eternal hell, no damnation, in Hinduism, and no intrinsic evil--no satanic force that opposes the will of God. Hindus believe that the cosmos was created out of God and is permeated by Him--a Supreme Being who both is form and pervades form, who creates, sustains and destroys the universe only to recreate it again in unending cycles. Each soul is free to find his own way, whether by devotion, austerity, meditation, yoga or selfless service. Hinduism strongly declares the validity of the three worlds of existence--physical, astral and spiritual--and the myriad Gods and devas residing within the inner worlds. Festivals, pilgrimage, chanting of holy hymns and home worship are dynamic practices. While we have many sacred scriptures, all sects ascribe the highest authority to the Vedas and Agamas. Attaining God Realization is the highest spiritual summit.This is a mystical religion, leading devotees to personally experience its eternal truths within themselves.

[@topj6594]

@God Lover Hinduism, more aptly referred to as the Sanatana Dharma, or " the eternal tradition", or the "eternal way", beyond human history, by practioners .Today it has four main denominations: Saivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism and Smartism, each with hundreds of lineages.They represent a broad range of beliefs, practices and mystic goals, but virtually all concur on certain bedrock concepts. All Hindus worship one Supreme Reality, though they call it by many names. There is no eternal hell, no damnation, in Hinduism, and no intrinsic evil--no satanic force that opposes the will of God. Hindus believe that the cosmos was created out of God and is permeated by Him--a Supreme Being who both is form and pervades form, who creates, sustains and destroys the universe only to recreate it again in unending cycles. Each soul is free to find his own way, whether by devotion, austerity, meditation, yoga or selfless service. Hinduism strongly declares the validity of the three worlds of existence--physical, astral and spiritual--and the myriad Gods and devas residing within the inner worlds. Festivals, pilgrimage, chanting of holy hymns and home worship are dynamic practices. While we have many sacred scriptures, all sects ascribe the highest authority to the Vedas and Agamas. Attaining God Realization is the highest spiritual summit.This is a mystical religion, leading devotees to personally experience its eternal truths within themselves.

[@topj6594]

@PUBG mobile: Gameplays The satan of False and stupid crude copycat bible stories only exist in the mind of dumb conditioned Christians.

[@user-wd8ld1my8c]

Profound! Eye opening & life changing. God bless!

[@winstonbachan9229]

One God! One Book! One Mediator And One Path Is Organized Faith! Anything That Is Organized Can Be Disorganized By The Truth! I Eat Pizza And Chinese Food! But The Taste Of 7 Curry Surpassed Them All! Food For Spiritual Thoughts! 🚩🙏🌹 Adam Was Not The First Man! When Adam And Eve Was In The Garden Of Eden! There Was Already A Civilization Living In The Land Of Nod! Where Kane Found His Wife, After Slewing His Brother Abel! And Years After He Came Out Of The Land Of Nod With His Family! The Book Of Enoch! 😎 The Name Of Jesus, Was Emmanuel/Yeshua! Meaning Messenger Of God In Hebrew!

[@meenak3351]

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[@johnp3081]

The man Yahshua means God is salvation. “Beware of Him and obey His voice; do not provoke Him, for He will not pardon your transgressions; for My NAME is in HIM.” - Exo 23:21 (NKJV) YAH in Yahshua.....“Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him.” - Ps 68:4 (NKJV) GOD's name is Yah. And Jesus in Hebrew is Yahshua. GOD'S name in His. Why did God kick cain out ofvthe garden he murdered his brother and sent time to the land of already wicked people who where ungodly. So God put his Own Spirit in Adam...but evil still got into his heart by the devil. AND in hinduism not devil....the children of nod are evil and were before Adam so you RIGHT. THE point Hinduism is before Jewish belief...and the point....the land of nod were wicked people....called antediluvian world....their fate destroyed in the flood. But due to evil and people wanting to worship demons and speak to the dead....these wicked people will always be there. But a final judgment comes when no grace abounds and its doomsday of fire raining hard on all the evil dwellers of this world. Its coming REVELATION 13 OF BIBLE and New World Order.

[@dingdong5820]

Bro you are every where

[@johnp3081]

Winston has a half story. Genesis 1:26-1:27. Civilizations was made. Men and women. Read it. Then genesis 2 garden of eden setup....there was no man in eden it reads. Not no man on Earth deluded Winston. Then cain gets sent out of garden to nod to find those created in Gen 1:26 “So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them.” - Gen 1:27 (NKJV) “The Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden, and there He put the man whom He had formed.” - Gen 2:8 (NKJV)

[@andy15z22]

@@johnp3081 absolute rubbish.

[@msp4848]

Nicely presented Hindu - Sanatan Dharma Not known of beginning neither know the end. It was in past, present and remain in future forever, rest human creation of various beliefs of practice in search of Truth.

[@uuu575]

You're amazing my friend, also this shows that we are following the truest path that we not only enjoy diversity but also do not hinder someone else from their respective path.

[@naveensekhon4563]

Ah the voice the voice!! , it's back to enlighten us again. Welcome back brother.

[@TheSpoiltLittleBratSPLB]

Yap absolutely rrue. People just need to respect each others religuon. Hindus do go to churches with frnds etc but one of my Christian frns said she wouldn't come to a temole!

[@TheSpoiltLittleBratSPLB]

@Abhishek Singh There is notjing to be brave about going to a church. It's as simple as believing that all religions are one and respecting them all. And btw Sree Krishna mentions in the Bhagavad Gita that Jesus is his son. Also Christian - Krishnan, Krish - Christ. Similarities are not coincidences. And if you have truly surrendered to Krishna or any God you like the place doesn't matter whether it's a temple of Krishna or Durga or Shiva or church or a mosque. Krishna resides in the heart and also evwrywhere so he resides in Jesuss as well.

[@hariy6771]

@@TheSpoiltLittleBratSPLB It seems very pleasing respect to each other. But respect should be mutual not only one sided. I have seen many KZbin videos and I find that all the Christians have the same mindset that I am only on the right way , and the hindus and their gods are false,Yoga is a demonic process.How can a learned Hindu can give a respect to such kind of cult and it's follower .I m sorry 2 say that christianity is based on hatred of other beliefs..And it is their history and a Hindu can never forget what a huge damage those christian missionaries and rascals did in the past and even doing at present time... It is totally nonsense 2 say that all religions are same.each one is different and contradict at many points. Jai shre Ram!😊🙏

[@meenak3351]

Jai Sri ram

[@meenak3351]

@Abhishek Singh i went to church with my friend just for him though I'm an orthodox Hindu. Nobody can brainwash me

[@rudigerk]

@@hariy6771 I find that all the Christians have the same mindset that I am only on the right way " This is the Mindset of Hardcore Fundamentalists, i am born in a Christian Family too, going to Church etc. but i love the Dharmic Religions too, Upanishads, Bhagavat Gita, i watch the Videos of Swami Sarvapriyananda regularly. Check out his Video on Sri Ramakrishna and Jesus Christ / Easter and Katha Upanishad : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHcZZJ-f5qgmpo

[@adityatyagi4009]

Whenever someone asks about whether they can learn more about Hinduism, I always mention your channel. Great video as usual.

[@topj6594]

Hinduism, more aptly referred to as the Sanatana Dharma, or " the eternal tradition", or the "eternal way", beyond human history, by practioners .Today it has four main denominations: Saivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism and Smartism, each with hundreds of lineages.They represent a broad range of beliefs, practices and mystic goals, but virtually all concur on certain bedrock concepts. All Hindus worship one Supreme Reality, though they call it by many names. There is no eternal hell, no damnation, in Hinduism, and no intrinsic evil--no satanic force that opposes the will of God. Hindus believe that the cosmos was created out of God and is permeated by Him--a Supreme Being who both is form and pervades form, who creates, sustains and destroys the universe only to recreate it again in unending cycles. Each soul is free to find his own way, whether by devotion, austerity, meditation, yoga or selfless service. Hinduism strongly declares the validity of the three worlds of existence--physical, astral and spiritual--and the myriad Gods and devas residing within the inner worlds. Festivals, pilgrimage, chanting of holy hymns and home worship are dynamic practices. While we have many sacred scriptures, all sects ascribe the highest authority to the Vedas and Agamas. Attaining God Realization is the highest spiritual summit.This is a mystical religion, leading devotees to personally experience its eternal truths within themselves.

[@EliteprosoldierMW3]

Nice break down, very thorough

[@anshvyas1185]

Dude the thing that there mainly 3 gods is wrong it is said that there is a sprit (which does not have any form) has taken 3 form, then those forms taken other forms. _The 3 forms such that our small brains can come little close to understand the infinity called 'god' _The other forms such that we can connect and love god not fear him/her but love and follow him by total faith. That is how I see it Hinduism is flexible and people can have different faiths in one religion

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

The biggest difference is that the Hindus never seek conversion of others through the fear of Sin and the lure of Heaven.

[@scygnius]

Wow. I’m very impressed at the knowledge you displayed in this video. You displayed more ideas than the vast majority of Christians are even aware of

[@damsondaniel2527]

Huh? Are you blind?? They're millions of videos bro...if you watch Christian channels they are many to spread the gospel including speakers corner in aboard.. But I'd like the way this channel projected but they were 2-3 mistakes about similarities between Christian's and hindusim...

[@scygnius]

@@damsondaniel2527 I think you might've misinterpreted what I meant. I'm saying this person is not even Christian, yet displayed more knowledge of the faith than most Christians could do. I *never* suggested that this channel is the *only* channel to teach true things about Christianity.

[@damsondaniel2527]

@@scygnius it's something you misunderstood about Christian's..95% of the Christian's we're nurtured and taught about their religion right from Small...they knew what's in their bible... there's many if you go deep...this admin just put up basic one's... But still he did a good job

[@hrishikeshsen1141]

I was seriously captivated by the video until I saw Pastor Steve Anderson at 13:03 . Then I started laughing.

[@121mendez]

same with me until i saw the fake guru at 11:20

[@hrishikeshsen1141]

121mendez I do not know if he is fake or real, but at least he doesn’t spew hatred and incite violence in his followers’ hearts like Steve Anderson. All because “bible says so”.

[@kirankhande2512]

@@121mendez stupid eurocentric racist .

[@vinodraghavan67]

@@121mendez : Joe is a Catholic 😎

[@121mendez]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ i wasnt talking about the rituals. Look him up and read his history

[@etripp111]

It seems to me that Yeshua Hamashiac (Jesus Christ) is possibly the Lord Krishna himself. After all He states in the Bhagavad Gita, "Whenever dharma declines and the purpose of life is forgotten, I manifest myself on earth. I am born in every age to protect the good, to destroy evil, and to reestablish dharma." He appears in each 'age' or millennia in order to bring humanity back into harmony with his divine plan (Dharma). Please let me know if I am on the right track. Namaste.

[@arunkumar-qs1im]

Yes!! Your on the right track

[@jyaangodgiven.966]

I am hindu from birth point of view. I will say Jesus is more like Vishnu who is god himself as his son but still working as god in this material world and maintaining and incarnating and only once Krishna the supreme personality of godhead comes himself. Because Krishna is god that's why he has no other work than to enjoy that's why he expands in Vishnu and he takes care of this. Krishna is God and rest are his expansions or expansions of his expansion (Vishnu)- SB- 1.3.28.

[@virginiaplain100]

Fundamentalist Christians will surely disagree, but they disagree with anything that goes against their narrow interpretation. As for me, an ex-Christian, I could accept that. I just don't care for organized Christianity, whether it's catholicism or any one of the numerous protestant denominations

[@jyaangodgiven.966]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ what you are saying is just god's impersonal features but god has divine personal features too. Read that and invest time in that because only then, your life will be successful and you can go back home back to godhead and enjoy eternally with god in his eternal abode.

[@etripp111]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ No. I do not understand.

[@KneelBeforeBlue]

What I find interesting is that we divide ourselves into "religion" clubs based on books that were written way before we were born, and then fight over who's right. The point of life is to find out what the best way to live it is. It's an individual journey. Not a team exercise.

[@CaptainVillanueva1]

Most of those religions have a lot of blood on their hands to be claiming they walk with God. I was raised catholic, lived in a heavily Mormon state. None of it ever clicked. Even tried listening to the Torrah on audio. Dropped it soon after couldn't get into it. Then I discovered the bhagavad gita 🤯 the only one that clicked and made sense of everything!!!

[@vincenthighwind7622]

Jesus and Lord Krishna are best friends along with Bhudda.

[@vishnukumarkr3499]

was waiting for your video...thank you

[@anantsaini]

You deserve more subscribers. Great Great Work.

[@anantsaini]

You deserve more subscribers. Great Great Work.

[@mangeshchalan8786]

Jesus could be great but not Christianity.........i respect him but not the religion.......hari om if you understand Hindi I'll give you the source why I don't

[@sarahleechang2122]

totally agree with u

[@ayushdhingra855]

For your kind information no religion is perfect!!! And human being too

[@rajcorner5621]

HINDUISM IS TRUE AND CHRISTIANS HAD CAME FROM HINDUS

[@MrHinglish]

I always had one doubt why chirstians are born sinners and why they have to pay for adam sins... and once u come to jesus your sins are vanished Its like labeling you then showing easy path to attain god .... sounds really planned stuff

[@marie-soleildauphinais9530]

Thank you so much for your work ! It's extremely precious! 🙏

[@harryb4364]

You talk about soul as a comparison between two religions, there was no mention of the soul in christianity until they introduced this ideas later in 20th century. The reason they did not believe in soul, is because they could not separate body and soul that is the real reason they said you will rise again on the judgement day. Therefore your comparison is wrong when comparing to Hinduism because it's only in the Dharmic tradition that concept applies not in Abrahamic concept. Other than that I liked the video.

[@vishwaswadekar6357]

Christians Church till 20th century did not believe that earth is round. Whereas Hinduism had known it thousands of years ago. In a way, Hinduism is superior and more flexible way to reach God than any other preaching.

[@curtanawisdom1483]

Amazing videos! You have helped me understanding dharma religion so much. 🙏

[@swatisri2409]

There is a school of Vedanta called the *Achintya Bheda Abheda* (A gaudiya vaishnava tradition, translation from wiki: inconceivable one-ness and difference) which is very, very similar to the holy trinity. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the founder of Gaudiya Vaishnavism thought this philosophy and its the main difference between gaudiya tradition and other vaishnava sampradayas. In my discussions with a person who follows this philosophy, he said that there is speculation that Jesus might have learnt this philosophy from India during his *missing years* (Undocumented time during his early childhood to adulthood) and then preached it in the Middle East - the idea has merit because this philosophy is derived from Madhva’s dvaita philosophy of Bheda Abheda and Ramanuja’s qualified monism - vishistadwaita. since there are different versions of bible, the old and new testaments, where New Testament is essentially a compilation of Jesus’ teachings recorded by his various disciples- and widely used - contains a lot of similar ideas as Achintya Bheda Abheda.

[@pakhomioshavel8781]

lzydwg no it was NOT. many Dharmic Gurus in the past and present time say that Yeshua did travel and studied in India for years -- Paramhansa Yogananda and his teachers say so and many others also.

[@pakhomioshavel8781]

lzydwg read this link by a Hindu historian : creative.sulekha.com/was-jesus-a-hindu-yogi_110249_blog

[@pakhomioshavel8781]

lzydwg you will not find any renown and famous Indian Gurus and saints denying that Yeshua was just a mythical character. on the other hand, many Indian hermits in the Himalayas testify to have encountered him directly in a vision. in the 19th century the Indian saint Sri Ramakrishna (who was the teacher of Swami Vivekananda, who brought the Light of Veda to the modern west) experienced visions of Yeshua several times. it is clear that Self-realized Indian Dharmic masters are more reliable than the Talmudic Yeshua-hating Jewish rabbis.

[@pakhomioshavel8781]

lzydwg read also this link from Ramakrishna Mission : www.rkmdelhi.org/articles/jesus-christ-message-s-r-das-gupta/

[@rupachowdhury9054]

It isnt

[@kirankhande2512]

I read Rajiv Malhotra's books so ik all points .

[@lawrencedecosta6473]

Thankyou. This is the only channel that clearly explains Hinduism and it’s relation to other faiths. I am a Catholic but 500 years ago, my ancestors in Goa were Hindu. I cannot believe that God can exclude 1.6b Hindus from heaven much less the $1.9b Muslim’s or others. That we pull not make sense. But what we have in common is that this material world is not all there is, there is a much more infinite spiritual universe with potential for extreme happiness and bliss, which we all seek.

[@Arrlong28563]

Where did you get this information? We catholics believe all religions have seeds of truth (2 Vatican Council), everybody can go to heaven and being catholic does not give you a guaranteed salvation, Heaven. Please, d,ont spread misinformation and educade yourself.

[@demetrius9272]

Do you guys think that one should read religious books like Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, etc;? I’ve seen many videos of sadhguru saying that reading spiritual books will destroy possibilities. I became a Hindu last year and I haven’t read their religious texts yet, just Autobiographies of great enlightened beings, sages, and yogis.

[@demetrius9272]

diamond spoon thanks bro and why don’t you like sadhguru?

[@terabaap2686]

Learn Bhagwat Gita and Bible(earth is flat) you will know what is truth and logical. Don’t listen anybody you yourself go through the books

[@che-maticschemistrymathema7044]

Earth is flat😂😂🤣🤣

[@richashroff]

I would like to point out that actually Vishnu is not treated supreme Everyone is treated same because brahma creates Vishnu lives and Shiva destroys So all are equal showing all paths of life and their equal importance. Apart from this Shiva also incarnated himself with Vishnu When Vishnu incarnated as Ram, Shiva took the role of Hanuman Same goes with Vishnu's incarnation as Krishna where Shiva incarnated as Ardhanareshwari

[@prernagoyal7002]

He is trying to create similarities when in reality the two couldn't be more different

[@vijayghunowa6160]

FRIEND FIND OUT WHY THERE IS AN ABSENT OF 19 YEARS OF JESUS FROM THE BIBLE ???WHERE WAS JESUS ???

[@julie5978]

You seem to think that just because Christianity has an exclusivist doctrine that somehow exludes the direct experience of God. The two have nothing to do with each other. I generally really lile your videos, but every time you mention Christianity you merely build a straw man. You should check out Paul Tillich's The Courage to Be, he gives a great expression to the Christian experience.

[@kksharma2822]

Love this channel..

[@jaipalsingh7760]

Great video

[@kishanzala]

Hinduism is based on science God means generator operator destroyer Its electron proton neutrons make god Bhrama vishnu mahesh Reincarnation makes sense Based on dharma and karma . Monkey god is explaination of endicrine system. See lecture on Dr Hardar khan.

[@nZenozX]

The thing that i don’t like about Christianity is that they only go for max. two or three (Bhakti, Karma, and pushing a little bit Svadhayaya too) of the 4 paths to the Divine, ignoring completely Kriya which is the most powerful and fastest way to the divine, they don’t have any enlightened beings among them to teach breathing and meditation techniques, and im only talking about the monastic people, the ordinary christian only prays when he is going to sleep and believe that trusting Jesus and waiting for him to come back is a good way to conduct his spiritual life, which is absurd, and also very sad, Christianity kills the potencial of the human being to evolve with this stupid beliefs and many others since the church back in the day hide and manipulate a lot to maintain control of the population

[@wsad2]

Great video! Very interestig parallels. . I am NOT a Christian, but I’d like to state my disagreement on your wording at about 13:24. I don’t think interfaith dialogue Depends On christians recognizing other faiths as other “legitimate paths to God”. Instead, it must happen As Such (Respectful and Civilized Dialogue) Even If one believes the other to be mistaken/wrong (or even deceived by evil). . I know that Christians calling other deities Satan or demons is Their way of trying to explain Some Reality of those other deities… so, rather than simply recognizing other faiths as “legitimate paths”, I think Christians should try: - understanding the meaning/sense (goals, means, effects) of other faiths; - recognizing the Benefits achieved/achievable by other faiths; and - Discovering and Explaining what might set Christianity apart from other faiths (and this discovery is to be done by the same means applied to other faiths: grasping the meaning and recognizing results or lackthereof). . In the end, I know this seems a lot like “recognizing other faiths as legitimate paths to God”… but Christians will resist that based on that wording. Instead, Maybe we can suggest that they use the best of their Reason to Equally Assess all faiths… then we’ll what they’ll get… . Anyway… thanks for the video! 👍🏼

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Fair point. I suppose I am looking for real unity rather than sincere analysis.

[@wsad2]

@@DharmaSpeaks, that’s a good thing to desire, no doubt… it just worries me because there are many parties seeking to Push Forcible Unity under various pretexts (veiled authoritarianism), and Maybe rational analysis/comprehension is a way of helping us get together voluntarily, without being manipulated into anything… . Not implying you are one such party… but those people are always on the lookout for useful tools and better means to further their plans… may your knowledge bypass them. 😊🙏🏼

[@bijoygogoi3044]

Hinduism is the mother of religions. Christianity never preach new things. It is a modification than a genuine creation.

[@rajcorner5621]

LORD VISHNU has taken many forms of gods but the god is only one in Hinduism and Hinduism is 1ST religion in the world and Christianity is the 2nd

[@30parimeeta]

No Christianity is 4 th

[@iamawesome924]

Sin is just missing the mark and karma is your action so those two things are more similar than you think. Also if you consider Gnosticism we are then originally Devine but corrupted by the pride of a false creator. In that case Vishnu is the original creator, Brahman is the demiurge and shiva is much like satan since satan translates as opposition and destruction is the opposition of creation

[@cilo902]

Some would argue that a lot of these similarities are due to European paganism’s influence on Christian thought and practices that stem from a common Indo-European origin.

[@curehyperthyroid7216]

Latin Americans: know architecture, science, astronomy, kindness. Christians had "Gun Powder"

[@dppool456]

Christianity doesn't leave room for other paths to God, but that doesn't mean there should be some sort of idea of superiority because 'we have it right'. Literally the whole point of Christianity is that all people are screwed up and need to humble themselves rather than exalt themselves. Stumbling upon the truth is to nobody's personal credit, so Christian's have no right or grounds to advocate for superiority. Anyone who is dissing Hindus or whoever else is not understanding the very basis of what Jesus and Paul were saying. Unfortunately, that's all too common. But it doesn't make it okay.

[@rajcorner5621]

Men , BRAMHA,VISHNU and SHIVA are the same god

[@atheist1586]

Actually Hinduism is not polytheistic it's kinda pluritheistic Some believe in many God some believe in one or some belive in God but don't worshipping any god or some r atheist but they r also a good hindu by their KARMA. but nobody believe in one supreme god.

[@sujatha5236]

Great video as always!

[@imdivinelyblessed]

I understood the two religions better...om namo bagavathe vasudevaya🙏 om namo lakshmi narayana🙏

[@acyutaatipriyajambavatidas7954]

Thank you. 😊🙏

[@igustisatya3802]

Good preacher never points finger to another religions regardless of his opinions. What are we anyway? Aren't we part of God Himself? So practically we are the smaller expansions of God Himself. The darkness of ignorance the one that keep us separated from one another.

[@mothermovementa]

The chatechism says you don't have to be Christian to go to heaven so catholics don't follow a salvation theology

[@apc8372]

Great work as always

[@robininelphame19]

Could you please make a video in which you compare Neopaganism and Hinduism? Thank you!

[@shreepadbhat9739]

Thanks for uploading!! Excellent explanations! My view though is: Sanatana Dharma in its core is NOT FAITH based, but IT IS ALL ABOUT SEEKING FOR TRUTH AND IN TURN TO SELF REALISE THE TRUTH AND BE THE TRUTH! For Hindu, to attain god is not the ultimate! Ultimate is liberation from life and death cycle!! The poorest of the poor of Hindu will know about it, but the life as poor makes it so very difficult NOT TO GET TEMPTED from immediate solace of some money or succour for the day to day suffering! It looks silly, that even in this 21st century age of modern science, technology and communications, evangelists think in terms of harvesting souls for increasing number of followers for Christ!!! FOR AN EDUCATED HINDU SANATANA DHARMA FOLLOWER, THIS SENSE OF INSECURITY AMONGST CHRISTIANS AND MUSLIMS LOOKS A SORT OF VERY WEIRD BEHAVIOUR IN THESE MODERN TIMES! Christian evangelists are exploiting ignorant Hindu Communities for their lack of judgement and their yearning for better living condition (essentially looking for monitory / material rewards)! And they use all sort of deceitful methods, money, women, blackmailing, micro level brutal violence, you name it! That is why in India, many jokes go around about "rice bag converts". Meaning, if the rice bags were facilitated by proper governance post independence, evangelical conversion would not have been able to progress at a scale that it progressed!! Oh Well, One time Buddhism took hold of the majority population of the subcontinent, another time Jainism took hold on the majority population of the subcontinent, but somehow, the YOGA/Adhyatmaa brought back the majority back to embrace Sanatana Dharma! Now again , there is every sign that Yoga/Adhyatma has started finding its place in the minds of people of the soil called India / Bharat / Hindustan!! This time around, even it (yoga/Adhyatmaa) may grab the Evangelists also in to its fold!!??

[@vismayamurali3396]

And our matsayavatar , Vishnu ji s avatar. Asked the devotee raja to take every being he sees n put them safely in a boat and he will save them when the flood came Maybe Christian s changed it into some other story and made it their own but no one can decline the truth which is y the similarity is there❤

[@blazemordly9746]

For the last 4 years I've been watching Near Death experiences from all over the world here on KZbin, some sincere & even well documented medically with times of death etc. My point though is that most of the experiences speak of the realization during or soon after having been put through a sort of "life-review", that they have experienced many lives before this current one that they are sent back to complete. As a christian, and having sincerely had a theosis when I was age 15, knowing that Jesus exists on some plane of reality, & was to me in my experience ,the very essence of unconditional love, the concept of reincarnation amazes me. I want to learn more. Thank you for this great video too.

[@dalmatia1]

I'm a Catholic, but there is no doubt in my mind that a Hindu or whatever faith can enter heaven or be with God if they live a righteous life (lives)

[@chitranjankumarkushwaha4259]

Yes namaste from india love from india . Hare Krishna

[@TheVicky3030]

Im atheist. But indian. But i strongly believe science. My karma will do my best. Fuck bhakti fuck prayer.

[@omgaddad5596]

that's beautiful! we believe that no matter your faith, if you walk with God and righteousness, you are on the path of salvation.

[@akhiljames3435]

Yes I also beleive it as a catholic but there is no doubt christianity is the safest and shortest way to reach union with God.

[@pumoneynaidoo6385]

Hustle loy don't underestimate Hindu they know a lots I have know time to debate with u have a loving day omnamashiviya

[@ujjwalkumarsingh2282]

U have the wright knowledge of hindu's practice nice to hear that

[@Headlesspig302]

Wish you made more videos more frequently

[@shreyansh1364]

There is nothing like Anti Shiv or Anti Vishnu every Sanatani weather he is Jain Hindu or Buddhist they all devote any god they can

[@priyasmitakundu8813]

Your are more hindu than the Hindus who live in India..well said Hare Krishna 🙏

[@rajsham3938]

You are really great... You are the SANATANA DHARMA...

[@vedicsoul6332]

@dharma Speaks, is there a way I can contact you directly. Gratitude 🙏🔥🕉️🔱

[@0di8ayh57]

Everything is not God...According to Hindu, There is ONLY GOD. All is NOT.

[@RahulKumar-lb4dw]

Can you show me the proof.. Where Jesus called himself god

[@sagnikdashgupta1090]

from the poin 4:05 ; Hinduism does state that we are potentially divine, but if seen Christianity correctly, they too see that we are divine, just that they consider the sin of eating the fruit, the result, higher, while hinduism, the origin, as adam and eve higher (relative view) ; If we see correctly, we all are adam and eve, and the actions we do are all fruits of trees, just that, the action which we drag our origin point of view, (specially hatred, ignorance and such negative) down, are rather the imminent forbidden fruits. There are everywhere fruits and trees, Karma is the tree, while its backslash the fruit. This involves eating, sleeping, walking, running, and whatever there is, this is where Bhagavad Gita comes to give an alternative, as we as adam and eve's children do know what is wrong and forbidden, but don't know to avoid it, as we are purity itself, if we are able to remember God before eating the fruit, I don't think God will not take away the fruit from us, or not let the fruit take its toll on us. Also, there has been a bridge between Hinduism and Christianity, started By Swami Vivekananda, elongated by Paramhansa Yogananda, and I have seen many such christian individuals who are realized, have powers, but does not let just anyone know, the true children of Gods, present in America, France, England, Spain, and where not? I have found many of them in youtube too; though they are active seldom. like one : Bill Mcdonald kzbin.info/door/XUVf8UOT237rw2RfsB9haA Please, those who are open to ideas, only visit, as I at least see him as divine, and don't want to harm him, due many writing hateful comments on his videos or such. Please.

[@ItsJbonebiiatch]

Saying that the only way to respect someone is by accepting and embracing their metaphysical world view (in this case Universalism) is a bit of a double standard in my opinion. Imagine a Christian saying that the only way for there to be mutual respect between Hindus and Christians is that hinds would accept that Christ is the only way. This shows how the universalist is view is just as exclusive as the exceptionalist view

[@HinduismFAQ]

Open heart and SHARP MIND, YES

[@kirralee5331]

this is a very very shallow understanding of christianity.

[@VSM101]

nope being in a Christian home Christianity is shallow.

[@pumoneynaidoo6385]

No Mr Singh I will not fight with u I very sori I am a good Hindu omnamashiviya

[@p_7ero]

Believing that both Hinduism and Christianity are equal paths to God is not equality. The very statement is a Hindu perspective and contrary to Christian faith. While both faiths can have good in them, if two contradictory facts are put forth, the one that is true is better than the one that is untrue. The Hindu claims his facts are correct and the Christian claims his facts are correct and the claims are mutually exclusive, it is better to debate and come to the truth than to settle into a lazy egalitarianism that goes nowhere

[@TheNefariousNep]

It doesn't mattee if you believe in god or not im hinduism its the experience you get from spirituality and feeling of liberation!! That is a truth a Hindu is looking for!! A hindu can be atheist!!

[@p_7ero]

@@TheNefariousNep the claim "it doesnt matter if you believe in god or not" is itself a truth claim, contradicting the claim "it DOES matter if you believe in god or not". Therefore, it is better to hold whichever of these two beliefs is true, even beyond the feeling involved in the matter

[@TheNefariousNep]

@@p_7ero there is not a single way to truth 2 plus 2 is 4 and 1 plus 3 is also 4 same goes for all the religion through hindu point of you which makes your argument invalid in hindu lenses. If you want to become neutral and look at it, it's will become crystal clear if not then god bless you to get out this dilema !!

[@p_7ero]

@@TheNefariousNep when discussing contradictory truth claims, such as "2+2=4" and "2+2 does not equal 4", they cannot both be correct at the same time and in the same way. That is to say when aligned properly, religion does not dictate truth, rather truth, the pre-existing reality should dictate the religion. If two contradictory claims are made, a person devoted to truth must find which claim conforms to truth, rather than dismissing the contradiction. The claim that all religions point to truth is as you said a hindu claim, not a neutral claim. A neutral look would say that one person claims all point to the fullness of truth, another claims only one way points to the fullness of truth, and yet another claims there is no ultimate truth or there is no way there. These claims are exclusive, they cannot all be true at the same time in the same way

[@TheNefariousNep]

@@p_7ero it's not about claiming truth objectively its about the truth you experince from within. So people have personal truth. What I am saying is hindu doesn't claim their way is the only way, if you can experience truth in any form with or without god then you are happy. You need no proof to show or claim to other's because your experience about personal truth might not make sense to other people. Hinduism rather sanatana dharma says that you are your own truth. Experience it rather than claiming it. The truth you are seeking is objective sort of thing in a subjective matter so you might not get the answer.

[@mos619]

Any words on understanding Sikhi? Its something I've become interested in lately, but I've noticed Sikhs consider their path completely separate and some are very critical and rude about Hindu faith. To my mind, being raised Christian and developing an interest in yoga and Dharma philosophies later in life, they're similar though Sikhi seems more defined and focuses on ultimate reality without all the symbols and representations of God you find in Hindu faith. Maybe like a reformation or distillation of the essential philosophy of Hinduism? I could be wrong though

[@rudigerk]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ Check this out please: www.embodiedphilosophy.com/vedanta-and-kabbalah-nonduality-east-and-west/

[@mos619]

@Delpjine Thea nah...Orthodox inquirer.

[@mos619]

@Delpjine Thea Nice...I'm still learning, trying to absorb it, but I think it has what I was missing from my protestant upbringing that got me looking into Eastern religions, mysticism/theosis. I wish I had learned about the early church and the desert fathers sooner.

[@mos619]

@Delpjine Thea gets a bit confusing. Everything is Maya in reality it's all one. They say you're God, but turn around and say you aren't real. On some level I understand and maybe it's a problem of translations, but at base reality I know I'm not my chair the computer and definitely not God. There may be some relationship and connection but that doesn't mean there's no distinctions

[@infinite5795]

@@mos619 actually, Sikhism is the confluence of Hinduism and Islam, with the script, dress codes, culture and many ideas from Hinduism but the idea of monotheistic God and purdah from Islam, although Hinduism is also monotheistic, though not direct. You should look into Sri Vaishnava and charvaka, Advaita philosophy. There are atheistic sects in Hinduism as well, infact the latter 2 are. Sikhs are critical of Hinduism because culturally they are very very similar to Hindus, even the names are mostly Sanskrit.

[@erinbsullivan444]

We are spiritual beings having a human experience. I think all religions have gone too far with religious ceremonies and doctrine. Even Jesus didn’t come here to start a new religion. He came here to end religion. That’s why they crucified Him. Man wasn’t ready to give up their religious ceremony. We’re creatures of habit and natural followers.

[@mistreanudanu7508]

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[@Kumarrr9]

Make a video about *'Charvaks' (चार्वाक)* - the atheists Hindus. Do mention how Duryodhana went to Heaven despite following adharma because he was a devout Charvak.

[@rbhatnagar4477]

@lzydwg Totally agree with you. The best that can be said about DS, Rahul MP & others who are siding with DS is that they understand neither Dharma nor Christianity. There is absolutely no common ground between the two. If anyone wants to sanitize Christianity more power to them, it won't be easy, but they should not try to use Dharma for this. Nothing can be more different from Abrahamic cults than Dharma. I don't know as much as you about Sanatana Dharma but I know enough about Christianity to understand that there is nothing common between the two. RM, I think is just trying to get the "good reasonable" Abrahamics to understand that that they don't understand Sanatana Dharma, probably never will. I think his efforts are to get parity with Abrahamics. I think he would agree with you that there is no common ground between Christianity & Sanatana Dharma but there can be mutual respect & peace.

[@pcdyt]

हरे कृष्णा 🙏