So many Gods. So many festivals. So many rituals.

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Thank you Anish....... Highly in resonance with how A.

Parthasarathy has worded "why there seems to be so many and so much

multiplicity in Hinduism, which is actually worshipping the same God

in different forms." Excellent!! Those who can realise this fact,

is consciously or subconsciously, already journeying towards

ultimate moksha.

 

 

 

, devishakti_india

<devishakti_india> wrote:

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> So many Gods. So many festivals. So many rituals. What for?

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> So many Gods, Goddessess, Festivals, rituals in Hinduism. There is

a spiritual science behind it that few understand. Please read this

article that I found on the net written by A. Parthasarathy who

explains why there seems to be so many and so much multiplicity in

Hinduism, which is actually worshipping the same God in different

forms.

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> Anish

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> (devishakti_india)

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> Article By A. Parthasarathy

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> The Hindu scriptures are a unique blend of the subtle philosophy

of Vedanta on one hand and gross worship on the other. Hinduism

appears a strange amalgam of the highest classical literature with

gods and goddesses, rituals and festivals, ceremonies and

celebrations. The Hindu themselves are confused and confounded by

this mixture.

 

The Vedas, the very source of Hinduism, authoritatively proclaim

that the Reality proclaim that the Reality is one and one alone. Why

then do the Hindus fall into manifold denominations and follow a

variety of conflicting spiritual practices? Why so many Gods? So

many divisions? Sects, creeds and castes? Why then does not Hinduism

concentrate on one practice like other religions?