Speeches :
Hindu Philosophy
Hindu religion is a religion
of universal harmony & peace. Hindus look upon the whole world as one family
‘Vasudhaiva Kutu
mbakam’ i.e. universal brotherhood. The major
features of Hindu religion are its unity behind apparent diversity of views,
freedom of thought, and doctrine of non-violence.
In Hindu philosophy there is respect and reverence for all religions and belief in the divinity of human race. Hindu ethics teach us
(i) Absence of anger (ii) Non stealing (iii) Self Control (iv) Forgiveness (v) Truthfulness (vi) Firmness (vii) Knowledge and (viii) Purity of Intellect and respect to all.
The Vedas are the most ancient Hindu texts that define truth, deal with global spirituality and moral values.
The Bhagwad Gita teaches us
the philosophy of work, our duties & responsibilities to Serve God, to Serve the
World & repay our debt to the society, through Karma -Action, Gyan – Knowledge
and Bhakti – Devotion.
“Karmaneya va dhirkaraste Ma phaleshu kadachana”
It tells us to strive for excellence in work without getting attached to the fruits of the action.
Hindu religion can be summarized by the 3 Tenets
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By following ethics & duties, we can achieve growth & harmony
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Through non-violence we spread kindness & compassion.
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Through good action we obtain universal law of justice.
Hindu prayers are universal in content & character. Let us all pray together,
Sarve Bhavantu Sukhina, Sarve Santu Niramaya
Sarve bhadrani paschyantu, Ma Kashichid dukh bhag bhavet.
Let all people of the world live in peace, prosperity and happiness, free from illness & sufferings. May God be always kind to all and make the world a better place to live in.
Thank you.
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