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Old 10-30-2011, 02:32 PM
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i would like to know if the fact that "everything is God" in hindouism is accept by everybody and every hindou sect?

was in the past this dogma always in hindouism and accept by the whole religious ?

wasn't there a period when this dogma "everything is God" was kept secretly and not given to all the people?

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Old 10-30-2011, 02:50 PM
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It's not a dogma, it's a philosophical conclusion.

No, I don't think it's shared by everybody, nor do I think it was shared by everybody in the past.
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No, I don't believe that. I am a Vaishnava. I follow Vaishnavism. That has a set of beliefs on its own. :P

My belief: There is only one God: Krishna/Narayana/Vishnu. Everything is in God.
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don t forget to translate all the hindou term in english please

what is easy to understand for you is impossible for me.thanks
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Vaishnavism = The Hindu religion which is centered around Vishnu and/or his incarnations.
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"Everything is God" or "Everything is in God" or "God is in everything" etc. could either be the expressions of exultation of a self-realized person or the philosophical conclusion of a seeker of knowledge. This vision of oneness underlies all Hindu expressions.
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i would like to know if the fact that "everything is God" in hindouism is accept by everybody and every hindou sect?
Your questions indicate you lack a clear understanding of and specifically the limitations of what Hinduism means. As long as you continue to view it as one religion, trying to draw out common elements, you will be confused.
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As long as you continue to view it as one religion, trying to draw out common elements, you will be confused.
You can say that again. It's becoming clearer and clearer to me that even within sects, there are vast differences. One would think that the four main denominations, Vaishnava, Shaiva, Shakta, and Smarta would be fairly monolithic in themselves, or even have some common denominator between them. But it seems that's far from the case.
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Its not even true from individual to individual within a particular sect, especially if you toss in geographic, or linguistic differences.
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As long as you continue to view it as one religion, trying to draw out common elements
what do you mean that in hindouism so much difference so that its like several religions in one?
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