Who is a Hindu ?


Belief in one God, many adorable forms, names and  
     incarnations
Acceptance Karma and the fruits of each deed
Upholding Dharma as a duty towards all aspects of life
A true Hindu will give up his life to defend and protect
      Hinduism.  
Will fight evils perpetrated against our religion and will take 
      up arms if his/her Bharat, its' people and religion are 
      under threat from enemies
Knowing Hinduism as the eternal religion
Acceptance of various paths leading to God
Respecting all ancient Hindu scriptures
Seeing God in all
Body dies but the soul is eternal
Belief in the concept of reincarnation
All living things have souls & moksha as the final destination
Respect of Gurus and their teachings

A true Hindu is one who has tasted the sweetness of freedom of choice and is wiling to choose death before  giving up his freedom. Freedom of choice to follow a path is the basic human right and no one shall tell him/her otherwise. Any Hindu who converts to islam or christianity is giving up his rights and virtually giving himself and his future generations to slavery.

A Hindu is one that believes in one God who incarnates, as and when He feels fit, in the shape and form He wants. God creates,  sustains and destroys when time comes. Many names and forms are given to each with the love and affection of each individual devotee. He has, can and will send us as many prophets ( Only prophet ?) , saints and sons (only son?) and is fully capable of doing so. Our Dharma is eternal, so is God and all the souls. It is our conviction that body dies but not the soul. The old scriptures are a guide to salvation and an individual can steadily make his way back to God in the speed and path selected. Karma (deeds) and results of Karma are the basis of our lives. Knowing  that good karma will bring good results and vice versa, our lives can be guided towards fruition of Salvation termed as Moksha. Guru plays a very important part in molding our lives and whilst the Holy book Gita can be accepted as Guru so can the word of Guru Nanak . A Hindu may or may not agree to some of the points above but he will willingly give his fellow human the right to practice religion as and how the other sees fit.

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