Comments on: Morality: The Hindu View, by S.K. Balasubramanian http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2009/02/morality-the-hindu-view/ Hindu Magazine for Youth Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:19:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Nike Shox Clearance http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2009/02/morality-the-hindu-view/#comment-16611 Nike Shox Clearance Wed, 03 Nov 2010 06:03:48 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/?p=666#comment-16611 All sentences are about anything or an individual. The something or another person that the sentence is about is named the topic on the sentence. Out of your blog, I see that, and review a little something I would like. Thanks for sharing. All sentences are about anything or an individual. The something or another person that the sentence is about is named the topic on the sentence. Out of your blog, I see that, and review a little something I would like. Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: S.K.Balasubramanian http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2009/02/morality-the-hindu-view/#comment-14461 S.K.Balasubramanian Mon, 16 Feb 2009 03:41:05 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/?p=666#comment-14461 A few days back I had posted an article on Morality- the Hindu view. It contained the following statements: "In essence the Hindu moral code is more an advisory than a commandment. Creativity and liberation from existential loci are the aims of life. Wholesome happiness is preferred to mindless pleasure. In the process deviations and infractions were tolerated though not always accepted. The Judeo-Christian-Islamic religions look upon morality as commandments. Their definitions are narrow and coercive. The crisis in Islam is essentially a crisis created by its binding definitions of morality taken over from the Mosaic commandments. Society got frozen in an unproductive mould. Jewish extremism mellowed after the Temple was destroyed twice. Christianity faced its moment of truth in the French Revolution and Islam is facing its crisis in the current generation." Added now: Islam is in fact facing the folly of its foundatin. The "Paladin girl- (says) I have chosen to embrace Hinduism" She explains why she did so: "I find that Hinduism is a great fit for me too because as a person on a different message board said, "Hinduism has no rules, only guidelines." That's not an exact quote but it is close enough. So I can still do what I want to do without worrying about going to Hell or anything. And that's another thing, Hinduism condemns no one but I think it pretty much guarantees that everyone will achieve moksa or liberation from samsara which is the ultimate goal of all mankind. Moksa is the release of the soul from the cycle of reincarnation." In essence this is what I said. She had chosen well and wisely. Skb. A few days back I had posted an article on Morality- the Hindu view. It contained the following statements:
“In essence the Hindu moral code is more an advisory than a commandment. Creativity and liberation from existential loci are the aims of life. Wholesome happiness is preferred to mindless pleasure. In the process deviations and infractions were tolerated though not always accepted.

The Judeo-Christian-Islamic religions look upon morality as commandments. Their definitions are narrow and coercive. The crisis in Islam is essentially a crisis created by its binding definitions of morality taken over from the Mosaic commandments. Society got frozen in an unproductive mould.

Jewish extremism mellowed after the Temple was destroyed twice. Christianity faced its moment of truth in the French Revolution and Islam is facing its crisis in the current generation.”

Added now: Islam is in fact facing the folly of its foundatin.

The “Paladin girl- (says) I have chosen to embrace Hinduism” She explains why she did so: “I find that Hinduism is a great fit for me too because as a person on a different message board said, “Hinduism has no rules, only guidelines.” That’s not an exact quote but it is close enough. So I can still do what I want to do without worrying about going to Hell or anything. And that’s another thing, Hinduism condemns no one but I think it pretty much guarantees that everyone will achieve moksa or liberation from samsara which is the ultimate goal of all mankind. Moksa is the release of the soul from
the cycle of reincarnation.”

In essence this is what I said. She had chosen well and wisely.

Skb.

]]> By: Hardik Oza http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2009/02/morality-the-hindu-view/#comment-14436 Hardik Oza Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:17:27 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/?p=666#comment-14436 Amazing! Its so true..... esp "Hindu moral code is more an advisory than a commandment" Amazing! Its so true….. esp “Hindu moral code is more an advisory than a commandment”

]]> By: DAVID http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2009/02/morality-the-hindu-view/#comment-14366 DAVID Sun, 01 Feb 2009 14:46:19 +0000 http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/?p=666#comment-14366 This site on Islam is a brief illustrated guide for non-Muslims who'd like to understand Islam, Muslims (Moslems), and the Quran (Koran). www.islam-guide.com/ . Another site which might be of interest to you is www.islamalways.com . I ask ALLAH to let all of us live in peace and harmony. Thanks to you and to all readers. This site on Islam is a brief illustrated guide for non-Muslims who’d like to understand Islam, Muslims (Moslems), and the Quran (Koran).
http://www.islam-guide.com/ . Another site which might be of interest to you is http://www.islamalways.com . I ask ALLAH to let all of us live in peace and harmony. Thanks to you and to all readers.

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