326--Q&A WITH SWAMIJI-- Hinduism as a Global culture

[Guest guest]

Question from Steve:

What part are you and Shree Maa playing in the process of Hinduism

becoming a global culture? Is the Eternal Way the same as Hinduism?

Isn't that a Western word?

 

Finally, what part are we playing her in this forum, in this larger

perspective?

 

Swamiji's response:

We are extremely active in the transformation of Hinduism to a

global culture. We are translating, explaining, demonstrating,

exemplifying, and living the ideals of the Eternal Way or the ideals

of perfection,which are various explanations of dharma.

 

The forum is an extremely important part of communicating those

ideals to others, coming up with new questions, new circumstances,

new applications, new definitions, new expressions and updating the

language so that it evolves and maintains its relevancy.

[Guest guest]

Terrific! I am so happy to have any small part in this!

 

I am also pleased to see the demonstration of such DETAIL of spiritual

culture that simultaneously respects, tolerates, and even INVITES

appropriate evolution, all the while maintaining the highest vision,

without deviating or abandoning the HEART of the way.

 

Pranams to Shiva and Shree Maa and Guruji. We are servants as best as

we are able.

 

sc

 

 

 

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai>

wrote:

>

>

> Question from Steve:

> What part are you and Shree Maa playing in the process of Hinduism

> becoming a global culture? Is the Eternal Way the same as Hinduism?

> Isn't that a Western word?

>

> Finally, what part are we playing her in this forum, in this larger

> perspective?

>

> Swamiji's response:

> We are extremely active in the transformation of Hinduism to a

> global culture. We are translating, explaining, demonstrating,

> exemplifying, and living the ideals of the Eternal Way or the

ideals

> of perfection,which are various explanations of dharma.

>

> The forum is an extremely important part of communicating those

> ideals to others, coming up with new questions, new circumstances,

> new applications, new definitions, new expressions and updating the

> language so that it evolves and maintains its relevancy.