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A man named Charles Darwin disproved their existence a long time ago...

BTW Karma2grace, are you Desi?

Buddha Shakyamuni never rejected nor denied the Dharma. He rejected the ritualism and superstitious practices that had made their way into the religion, corrupting it, practices that were never originally part of the Dharma. The Buddha in essence purified what the Dharma had become...

Awesome post :thumbsup:

Hey man, if you have faith in your Christ, shouldn't everything be okay? :)

It's alright.. I also use to enjoy reading the Bible myths, although I don't look at them as anything more than stories. Here is a complete English translation of the Vedas: http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/index.htm

Are you kidding me?! In any case, aren't you Christians looking forward to end times... Isn't that when you'll be with your precious Jesus in heaven?

Hindus also use prayer beads (called Malas) to pray and to meditate. They usually have 108 beads on them, smaller ones worn on wrists or arms have less.. the number is not important anyway, it is the degree of concentration one has that is. One chants a certain Mantra, or name of Bhagawan...

awesome vids :thumbsup:

lol.. I'm a curry and naan man myself :D

So are you denying that the massacre of the Kashmiri people ever happened?

haha.. true dat :D

Vande Mataram! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6218045611920270760&q=vande+mataram (^according to bbc, the above song is the world's 2nd favorite song :))

To me, Truth is realization of the Self, establishment in Satchitananda, becoming one with God. To a Christian, Truth is Jesus, to a Mussalman, it is Allah. Yes, I believe my path to be the One Truth, but until I have achieved it, I have no right to tell others that mine is the right way...

We are talking about the ultimate Truth, which is God, Bhagavan, Nirvana, whatever you want to call it..

It's very hard to explain our concept of God to Christians because what we call God is very different from what the western faiths think of as God. The pure nature of God we Hindus call Paramatman, which means something like "Universal Soul" or "Supreme Consciousness." The Paramatman is...

First, you must understand that our religion, the Dharma, is too vast to be caged in by one single narrow doctrine. There are several paths, but all lead to the same Truth, and all are supported by the Scriptures. So I will explain my path here, but I will not speak for the other paths. I...

I agree with every word man.. I believe the Truth is out there, so I meditate and try to realize it for myself. But the Truth is beyond words. It has to be experienced. You have to exist in that state of being, you can't describe it. Those who are full of words and ego are the ones...

Sure. :) What do you specifically want to discuss about the scriptures?

No we don't. That is a misconception about Hinduism. Lord Krishna does say in the Bhagavad Gita that all paths lead to the divine. But He previously defines all the four paths of Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, and Jnana Yoga. These are the four paths that lead to the Divine. I...