I grew up with the fire and brimstone infallible God bullshit and never felt right in church. It literally felt like a creepy cult.
I'm interested in some of the concepts of Hinduism. I like that all creatures have souls, being an animal lover.
I am confused by all the different deities. I have figurines of Shiva and Ganesh on my bookshelf, what next?
originals christians taught reincarnation until 550AD~ the concept of heaven/hell didnt exist until the romans wrote the bible after hunting down original christians for 300 years
Hinduism is a (very) broad church, id recommend working out what variant takes your interest
I read a collection of the upanishads and was quite impressed with them
There's a reason that the Romans hunted down Christians for 300 years before they created the Bible and suddenly claimed to have changed their mind about Christianity once they had the means to fully control it.
Listen to Alen watts.
Hinduism is even more retarded than Christianity hence all the cripples and retards dwelling the place
In the Hindu faith, the Godhead is split into a trinity as well. You have Brahma, who is the Creator, Vishnu/Krishna, who is the Savior and Preserver, and Shiva, who is the Destroyer and Creator.
To break it down, Brahma is the creator of the material universe, this means that he is the Yaldabaoth or Demiurge of our story. Although not the first being, he reached enlightenment on his own and created our world. Vishnu/Krishna is Christ, the Divine Godhead that originates from the level above our plane of existence aiding the creation along its path of destiny. Shiva is the the perfected form of the material plane, who we could relate to Odin himself. Interesting thing about Lord Shiva is that although he is the most powerful deity in the material plane, he spends almost all his time in meditation focusing on his pure love of the divine godhead Krishna/Vishnu/Christ.
If our reality was the Matrix, Brahma would be the Architect and Shiva would be Neo. So where does that leave Christ, well he would be the Oracle, Merovingian, and Morpheus at once. For Christ is one with all things, and watches over the creation in order to preserve it and watch it unfold. Since Christ originates from outside the Matrix, his primary role tends to be an observer, as he is not part of the material creation, but part that guides it.
Drink own urine or cow urine is common practice in Hinduism. Then filming oneself being hit by a train.
The Hindus recognize 10 incarnations of Vishnu, but it would be foolhardy to not believe Christ has other incarnations as well. Krishna himself shares that he has had countless incarnations into our world over the ages in the Hindu text the Bhagavad Gita.
For those looking to find the greatest teachings of how to achieve Christ Consciousness, I would recommend the holy text, the Bhagavad Gita.
You can read it here:
The Bhagavad Gita is a a story about a human royal, who is about to fight a great battle, but upon looking at the battlefield, he sees that many of his opponents are great men and even loved family members. Seeing this his heart sinks, he does not wish to fight those he loves. Unable to deal with the immediate problem at hand, Arjun approached Krishna/Christ for the wisdom and divine insight to overcome the anguish he was experiencing. Krishna/Christ did not just advise him on his immediate problem, but digressed to give a profound discourse on the philosophy of life. Hence, the purpose of the Bhagavad Gita, above everything else, is to impart the science of God-realization.
For those who seek to reconnect with divine source, the Bhagavad Gita might be one of the most important texts on our planet.
Within the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna/Christ shares how to become one with him.