ARE BUDDHA'S TEACHINGS IN LINE WITH WHAT HINDU DHARMA TEACHES

Thank you for your comments. Buddhism is like a scorpion for the Hindus and the advocates of the Hindu religion. I was born a Hindu but am still trying to find answers to existence through Hinduism, Christianity, Islam or any other religion but have only come across with disappointment. Though I have found Hinduism on top of every other religion and therefore I continue to call myself a Hindu.

I repeat that Buddha was a Hindu and he tried to show a practical path to Hindus as to how to be happy in this life and beyond just as Jesus Christ tried to do the same thing to the Jews. But Jesus Christ was hanged on the cross and Hindus were more smart and they made a statue of Buddha and put it in the temple, to be worshipped, rather than following his simple and practical teachings for Hindus well-being now and hereafter.

Going about discussing who is god, what is existence if we have a soul or not, has got me nowhere. In Gita also in one place Bhagwan Krishna says I do everything and I am the doer sitting in everyone's heart; then there is the Karma theory and RAJ YOG, KARMA YOG and Bhakti yog and then we keep asking questions from the 'enlightened souls' from the gurus and all that without getting any satisfactory answers or getting anywhere.

The trouble is no one wants to do what one MUST do to follow the Hindu religion but we must all find justification in whatever we do right or wrong and then take the 'sharan of bhagwan Krishn or take a dip in the holy ganges and all our doings will be forgiven!

So, Hinduism is a very convenient religion since we were born Hindus, we can be very proud of our heritage and we can always identify ourselves with Ram, Krishn and Arjun and be satisfied.

Not reading or following the tenets as given by Buddha, a Hindu, which are part of Hindu religion and very much in line what Hinduism teaches us all to do, is NOT MY LOSS but for those who do not want to change and do what is right and which will bring instant happiness and everlasting too. Of course this is somewhat painful than following the old routine.

DHANYAVAD. BHAGWAN SABKO SADBUDDHI DEIN AUR SAB KI RAKSHA KAREIN.

JAI SITARAM, JAI RADHAKIRHSNJIKI AND JAI VEER HANUMAN.