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Hello from Sweden!

Thousand_Clouds

Thousand_Clouds

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Hi!

I'm from Sweden and I've joined the forums primarily to learn more about buddhism and hinduism, and to share my thoughts with others who are interested in and/or practice these traditions. I guess I identify as agnostic, with a keen interest in nondualism. :)

I've meditated periodically for a number of years and I've read a bit of buddhist and hindu literature as well as academic literature about both traditions. I've also visited a couple of countries where these traditions are practiced to a greater extent than in my home country, such as India and Japan. However, I don't know too many people who share my interest. Although the secularized version of mindfulness has been popular in Sweden for some time, I don't think nondual experience and ideology is something that people generally tend to engage with.

Looking forward to many fruitful discussions! :praying:

Best regards
Thousand Clouds
 
ChristineM

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
Welcome to RF, i hope you enjoy your time here. Watch out for the debates, they can often get messy

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Heyo

Heyo

Veteran Member
Thousand_Clouds said:
Hi!

I'm from Sweden and I've joined the forums primarily to learn more about buddhism and hinduism, and to share my thoughts with others who are interested in and/or practice these traditions. I guess I identify as agnostic, with a keen interest in nondualism. :)

I've meditated periodically for a number of years and I've read a bit of buddhist and hindu literature as well as academic literature about both traditions. I've also visited a couple of countries where these traditions are practiced to a greater extent than in my home country, such as India and Japan. However, I don't know too many people who share my interest. Although the secularized version of mindfulness has been popular in Sweden for some time, I don't think nondual experience and ideology is something that people generally tend to engage with.

Looking forward to many fruitful discussions! :praying:

Best regards
Thousand Clouds
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Welcome to the forum.

I think you've come to the right place. While I'm pretty ignorant about Buddhism and Hinduism, I know that we have a few practitioners here.
 
Vinayaka

Vinayaka

devotee
Premium Member
Thousand_Clouds said:
Hi!

I'm from Sweden and I've joined the forums primarily to learn more about buddhism and hinduism, and to share my thoughts with others who are interested in and/or practice these traditions. I guess I identify as agnostic, with a keen interest in nondualism. :)

I've meditated periodically for a number of years and I've read a bit of buddhist and hindu literature as well as academic literature about both traditions. I've also visited a couple of countries where these traditions are practiced to a greater extent than in my home country, such as India and Japan. However, I don't know too many people who share my interest. Although the secularized version of mindfulness has been popular in Sweden for some time, I don't think nondual experience and ideology is something that people generally tend to engage with.

Looking forward to many fruitful discussions! :praying:

Best regards
Thousand Clouds
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Namaste, Vannakkam, Namaskaram, and hello. I'm one of the Hindus here, but I don't come on much. I hope you learn what you hope to learn. Aum Namasivaya
 
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