We have to make our religion , our people... united
We have to make Hindustaan... as a Hindu Country
_()_ OM NAMAH ShIVAye _()_ Despite the absence of any single prophet or creed, centralized religious authority, or manifesto to convert others, a diversity of traditions and practice have not only survived, but flourished under the Hindu umbrella. There are the eternal and universal laws of karma,
dharma, samsara, and moksha that not only let us spiritually evolve as individuals, but also guide us in building peaceful and just societies. There is the teaching that all beings are vessels of the divine. There are our beautiful Gods and Goddesses, with rituals steeped in symbolism and captivating stories that offer valuable life lessons. And we have the wisdom of our ancient Rishis who transmitted through the Vedas the message that though the paths may be many, the Truth is One. Yet, despite this sacred thread that unites us not only in belief, but as humans, Hindus have found ways, even where there are none, to divide — age, gender, community, language, sampradaya
