StithaPrajna

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3) Vedas does not ask you to believe it, does not declare it is custodian of truth, it only tells you to pursue truth & says that veda is “truth” as experienced by Rishi’s. It can become “our” truth if we experience it.

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Shradha & Faith.
1) Most of spiritual seekers see conflict when Shradha is suggested as one of the required quality for Vedic study. That’s b’cause Shradha = Faith is commonly held belief, this leads to discussion on should I blindly believe, or I want to validate etc.

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@DharmaRakshathi - pls see on origins of Hindu. It did not come
From Persians

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The term #Hindu origins is in #Veda, https://t.co/CSRRapHhnY. Recent phenomenon seems to be to use the term #SanatanaDharma , instead of #Hindudharma, #sanatana is referred to as eternal, everlasting etc.

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It also helps to be more explicit to use #Hindudharma rather then using #sanatanadharma and then equating with Hindu, sort of round about way.

[StithaPrajna @PrajnaStitha]

The term #Hindu origins is in #Veda, https://t.co/CSRRapHhnY. Recent phenomenon seems to be to use the term #SanatanaDharma , instead of #Hindudharma, #sanatana is referred to as eternal, everlasting etc.

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Origins of the term #Hindu is often attributed wrongly to foreign invaders and Sindu river. However, #Hindu name origins is in Rigveda in the form of Mantras.

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When the word #Hindu has such beautiful meaning & is quoted in #Vedas, should we rather use #Hindudharma rather than #sanatanadharma for a more holistic description?, while #sanatana describes one of the charecteristics of #Hindu, the word #Hindu is much more comprehensive.

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@one_Bharatiya Yes

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Origins of the term #Hindu is often attributed wrongly to foreign invaders and Sindu river. However, #Hindu name origins is in Rigveda in the form of Mantras.

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Anyone who practices above 3 (translated from samskrit & explained with the limitations of english language) is a Hindu per Rigveda.

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Rigveda explains a #hindu as someone who
1) Worships and protects Prakriti
2) Considers every living and non-living being as divine expression and divine will.
3) Helps and assists everyone to raise to their potential.

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#Bhakti #Karma & #jnana are not 3 different paths for evolution. There is only one path which includes all 3.
#Jnana through #Karma & #Karma with #Jnana is how we proceed. #Bhakti is the constant.

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@drumesh54 Our only connection with people who passed away physically is through Atma & Shraddha is a very impt Pooja all through our lives

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@drumesh54 Through intense tapas, they have given a way for us to stay connected & support Atma in its entire journey. Regardless of punarjanma, Shraddha needs to be done as it will connect to the Atma who may have taken a new body at some point in time.

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@drumesh54 Pranam - On Shraddha, Garuda Purana deals on this topic extensively, Entire Atma journey post death till it Punarjanma, also explains the different Pooja procedure to be done for the Atma. This is magnificent & most profound gift of our Rishis.

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@NamahaShivaay And such activities helps purify our chitta & prana & we reach Naada experience state

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@NamahaShivaay Naada experience is through Pranayama( in its original form, not the one which is taught currently in yoga schools). It requires a significant purity of Chitta & Prana to be able to experience Naada. Any spiritual activity, Pooja, Bhakti, mantra, japa, supportive & helping others

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@NamahaShivaay And such activities helps purify our chitta & prana & we reach Naada experience state

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