The Romani Hindu Faith/Dharma, Culture & History

  How the Ambedkarites don't understand religion/faith: The Ambedkarites are among the groups actively encouraging various segments of society to renounce  Sanātana Dharma   ( A Sanskrit term meaning "eternal law" or "eternal order." In modern contexts, it is often used as a term for  Hinduism , emphasizing its ancient and traditional roots and principles. ) . They engage in direct cooperation with Islamic Da'wah ( An Arabic term meaning "invitation" or "call," referring to the Islamic duty of inviting others to the faith, i.e.  proselytisation = Islamic missionary work) and Christian missionary organisations. This is despite the fact that Dr. B.R. Ambedkar himself was sharply critical of Islam, as he wrote: "The (Muslim) mission to break the idols thus became the mission to destroy Buddhism." and "Islam destroyed Buddhism, not only in India, but wherever it went." My primary concern is that the Ambedkarites are effec...

Introduction  Ekatva Mārga Dharm is syncretic Hindu Dharmic Faith based on mainstream Hindu beliefs, as well "Folk Hinduism", Dravidian Pre-Vedic beliefs and Romani ethnic beliefs. It has simplified rituals and beliefs, so everyone can understand the Path and it is my personal effort to create a simple and understandable path within the Dharma. What is Dharma? Dharma is the moral law governing individual and societal actions, ensuring harmony and spiritual progress. It varies according to one’s role, duty, and life stage, guiding people toward righteous living and ultimate liberation. Core Beliefs Param Brahman – The Ultimate Reality The supreme, formless, all-encompassing divine presence. It manifests in different deities to interact with the physical world. Can be worshipped through various forms, including nature (sun, moon, trees) and murti (idols). Saguna Brahman and Nirguna Brahman Saguna Brahman is Param Brahman with form and attributes, represented by deities. Nirgu...

Otázka a odpověď na začátek: Později toto více rozebereme Je možné vůbec vytvořit syntézu hinduismu a vědy? Ano, je možné vytvořit syntézu mezi vědou a hinduismem, pokud je hinduismus interpretován spíše jako filozofický a metaforický systém než jako doslovné náboženství založené na nevyvratitelných dogmatech. Hinduistické myšlení je velmi flexibilní a otevřené různým interpretacím, což umožňuje přístup, který se přibližuje vědeckému světonázoru. Menší úvod ke kapitole 1: Podle hinduismu, všechny personifikované božstva (manifestace) a jejich avatary (vtělení) jsou součást jednoho, a to Param Brahman, tedy Nejvyšší Reality. Můžeme i toto spojit s vědou? Ano, tento koncept může být zařazen do syntézy hinduismu a vědy. Zde je více informací:   KAPITOLA 1 1. Param Brahman jako nejvyšší realita Param Brahman je v hinduismu považován za základní a neomezenou realitu, z níž vše pochází a do níž se vše vrací. Vědecký přístup k vesmíru také vidí základní propojení všeho, ať už prostřednict...

God = The Absolute Reality But how is it divided and how to understand it? I'll try to explain. Brahman: In Hinduism, Brahman is the name for the Absolute, the Supreme Reality in the universe. It is the immaterial, efficient, formal and final cause of all that exists. It is also understood as the ultimate reality and the basis of everything. There are two main forms of Brahman: Saguna Brahman and Nirguna Brahman, which I will explain below. Param Brahman: Param Brahman (or Para Brahman) is the "Supreme Brahman" in Hindu philosophy, which is beyond all descriptions and conceptualizations. It is described as a formlessness that eternally pervades everything, everywhere in the universe and what is beyond. He is also known as Nirguna Brahman. Nirguna Brahman: Nirguna Brahman refers to the concept that Brahman is beyond time and space. It is the idea that Brahman has no concrete form and is present in all living beings and everywhere, that is, it is transcendent and beyond hu...