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Here is the fully refined, academically rigorous distinction between Sanatan Dharma and Hinduism, incorporating additional Upanishadic evidence from the Shvetashvatara Upanishad to further establish the monotheistic and non-ritualistic foundation of Sanatan Dharma. --- Sanatan Dharma vs. Hinduism: An Academic Perspective 1. Core Differences --- 2. Scriptural Foundations Sanatan Dharma: Based on Religious Vedic Sanskrit Scriptures (Shruti) Vedas (4): Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda Upanishads (108): Philosophical and mystical exploration of the Absolute Reality (Brahm) Brahmasutra: Logical systematization of Vedanta Darshanas: Sankhya, Vedanta, Yoga, Vaisheshika, Mimansa Core Principle: Vedantic Monotheism: One formless, all-pervading Supreme Reality (Brahm) beyond human-like attributes Path of Jnana (Knowledge): Self-Realization over rituals 📖 Shvetashvatara Upanishad 6.11: > एको देवः सर्वभूतेषु गूढः सर्वव्यापी सर्वभूतान्तरात्मा। कर्माध्यक्ष: सर्वभूताधिवासः सा...

Indian Hindus always claim that the Vedas belong to them, but today, there is nothing practical and real in the general conduct and behavior of the Hindu society according to the Vedic culture and conducts. The basic cause is that as they are not been educated according to the ethical teachings and moral etiquette of the Vedic Upanishads. And as a result, today, this Hindu society doesn't have any curious intensive desire today to adopt the teachings and etiquette practically in life. Even more, that they're not also ready to refine the social character of the Hindu population in any manner according to the Vedas teachings. Therefore, today it cannot in any way be understood and accepted as an unchanged static old or a changed new version of Vedic culture and civilization. The traditional core spirit of philosophy, teachings, and customs never got lost in the practices of human development, then why did it practically get extinct in Hindu religion and population? Because Hi...

Should we have bath in Ganga river? The answer by Grok AI ⬇️  Final Judgment: No, I would not recommend bathing in the Ganga River under these conditions. The presence of such contaminants poses significant health risks including gastrointestinal illnesses, various infections, and exposure to potentially harmful chemicals or heavy metals.  This judgment is made with consideration for public health, environmental science, and the information available on the river’s current state. For students, academic scholars, and researchers, this conclusion underscores the importance of critically evaluating environmental data and understanding the implications of pollution on public health and ecological systems. It also highlights the need for ongoing research, policy evaluation, and public awareness in managing and preserving natural resources like the Ganga River. By Grok ⬇️ https://x.com/mayogisense/status/1892039145809211770?t=qTiitA-3sZnw39fHK3mm-g&s=19

In the ancient times, Hindus killed the Vedic Priest, scholars, Saints and sages of the Vedic period and their civilization. Afterwards, they killed the Buddhist followers and captured their temples and converted them into Hindu temples. Furthermore, they tortured saints like Nanak, Meera, Kabeer and tortured the weak people of the lower classes & castes. For their political purposes they assassinated Mahatma Gandhi in daylight. After the assassination of Indira Gandhi, they ignited communal riots and killed uncountable numbers of the Sikhs in 1984 and looted them, Now they are killing and targetting the Muslim community by the tricks and tactics. So even after all of these criminal activities and historical facts, how Hindus could be understood that they are superior from the rest of the world population? No, certainly not, it's not digestible at all. Therefore, Hindus remain in lot of questions (???) History never speak lies, it is always been a progressiv...

It was my question with Grok AI ⬇️ What is the difference between scriptures and literatures?  And it answered ⬇️ The terms "scriptures" and "literatures" can be distinguished based on their content, purpose, and cultural or religious significance: Scriptures: Definition: Scriptures are sacred or religious texts that are considered to be authoritative or holy by specific religious communities. They often contain  doctrines, teachings, laws, narratives, and moral or spiritual guidance. Purpose: The primary purpose of scriptures is to convey spiritual or divine truths, to guide the religious practices, beliefs, and morals of followers. They are often considered divinely inspired or revealed. Examples: The Bible (Christianity), the Quran (Islam), the Vedas (Hinduism), the Torah (Judaism), and the Tripitaka (Buddhism) are all examples of scriptures. Authority: Scriptures generally hold a high level of authority within their respective religious traditions, o...

It's God's grace that I am invited to participate  EmTech AI 2025

It was a God's grace that I was invited to participate American Neuclear Society's ⬇️ webinar 

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Don’t miss the upcoming 17th session of the Advisory Committee on Enforcement (ACE) Dear Manoj, The Building Respect for IP Division is pleased to announce that the 17th session of the Advisory Committee on Enforcement (ACE), will take place from February 4 to 6, 2025 in hybrid format. The ACE is the global forum for international policy dialogue on intellectual property (IP) enforcement and building respect for IP. What’s on the agenda?  📢 This year, we have a stellar lineup of 34 experts from around the world who will discuss key issues in IP enforcement, including: The Psychology of Counterfeiters The Role of IP education in Building Respect for IP and Effective IP Enforcement. New Domestic Legislation Sharing Experiences and Best Practices on Site Blocking/No-Fault Injunctions Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Enforcement Regimes: National Frameworks and International Collaborations Technological Tools in Combating Digital Piracy and Counterfeiting Special features ...