India’s Four Religions Should Be Together
India is a multi-religious country with a diverse set of religious rituals and beliefs. The spiritual terrain of India has given birth to a wide range of religions. These religions are categorized as Eastern religions. People in India have a strong faith in religion, believing that it gives their lives meaning and purpose.
All of these Indian faiths share significant similarities as well as subtle differences that set them apart. These religions, on the other hand, are deeply emotional and culturally intertwined. Four of the world’s major religious traditions originated in India: 1. Sanatan Hinduism 3. Sikhism 2. Jainism, as well as 4. Buddhism.
The four religions mentioned above are influenced by Indian culture. The underlying principles of these four religions are the same, but the ishta(Who we worship) and methods of worship differ. If we’re talking about the oldest Indian religion, it’s called “Sanatan Hindu Dharma.” Other Indian religions, such as Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, arose from Sanatan Hindu Dharma, but each of these religions now has its own independent existence, which should be preserved.
Muslims, Christians, and Jews, in addition to these four religions, practice Islam, Christianity, and Judaism in India. We refer to them as foreign faiths. This religion was brought to India by foreign invaders who regularly attacked our country. The customs, culture, and so on of these foreign religions are vastly different from those of us who practice Indian religions.
Today, foreign religions pose the greatest threat to our country, our religions, and our civilization culture in India. The two most common religions are Islam and Christianity. These foreign religions (Mughals and British) invaded India and tried to forcefully convert our Indian people to their religions, but they were unsuccessful. Despite the fact that these religions ruled over us Indians for a long time, we Indians banded together and drove them out of India. However, foreign religions in India use a variety of strategies to persuade followers of Indian religions to convert to their beliefs. And they’re having a lot of success; the conversion process in India is moving quickly. In general, these poor backward classes convert the underprivileged into religion by seducing or frightening them. Not only have these foreign religions converted our country’s citizens, but they have also harmed India’s civilization culture. Indians have been cut off from their ancient civilization.
Today, the vast majority of Indians are content to simply say and write their country’s name as India or Hindustan. The same names are given to children in our Indian schools. Whereas our country’s original and traditional name is “Bharat.” These foreign faiths have created a type of educated person in India today who appears to be Indian but constantly opposes India on everything and everywhere and convinces others to do the same. The number of people who oppose India is not decreasing; on the contrary, it is increasing.
Our ancient Hindu scriptures are known as Mithihas (myth) today; have you ever heard English texts, such as the Bible, referred to as Mithihas? Similarly, our country’s citizens today are content solely with speaking and listening to English, a foreign language. In contrast, our Indian languages are far more diverse, developed, and ancient than English. However, in today’s Indian minds, the English language reigns supreme. There are many other things that are impossible to tell in all of this. You may believe that we intentionally or unintentionally employ foreign civilization, culture, and other foreign aspects in our lives today. Foreign religions are flourishing in India, while the number of people practicing our indigenous religions is steadily declining.
To combat foreign powers, India’s four major religions (Sanatan Hindu, Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist) must band together. These four religions should coexist in peace and fight foreign forces and religions together. India’s culture should be preserved and promoted. Indian culture can only be preserved if these four religions unite.To unite these four religions, the phrase ‘Bharatiyatva’ should be used instead of the word ‘Hindutva.’ Because only in the name of Bharatiyatva can all be brought together. Because the term Hindutva is fraught with controversy, why use it? The concepts of Indianness, Indian country, and Indian culture are all inextricably linked.
Thakur Ji implores everyone to rouse the Indians! Everyone should put aside their differences and work together to advance their country. Everyone should share their Indian culture and beliefs with everyone they meet. Only then will our society, culture, and religion be able to survive. If we continue to postpone gathering, we will suffer a significant loss.
