Progressive Hindu Dialogue is an initiative to explore, recognize and advance the rational, liberal and progressive nature of Hinduism. It is also a forum to debate the symbolic aspects of Hinduism’s rituals, customs, traditions and thoughts in an intelligent and prudent environment. In this dynamics, the overall objective is to invigorate the continuity of Hinduism’s evolution with changing times.
Hinduism is not merely a religion or as it is often referred “a way of life”. It is a multi-disciplinary academy as well. It is a democracy of conflicting, contradicting and controversial thoughts and ideologies. As such it recognizes the diversity of thoughts that makes Hinduism liberal, secular and progressive.
It is in this spirit that the Progressive Hindu Dialogue finds a welcome residency in the wide-open structure of Hinduism. The foundation of this structure goes back to Vedic times, or perhaps earlier, in the Sankhya School of Hinduism. The rationalist and liberal thought in Hinduism is the very basis of the Sankhya School which is one of the several ancient Hindu faculties infusing diversity in the theological philosophies of the religion.
Sankhya in Hindi or Sanskrit means number. In this empirical meaning, Sankhya seeks rationality as demonstrated by the numeric equation 2+2=4. It rejects 2+2=5. In other words, a concept has to go thru rational examination before being accepted or rejected.
Consequent to Hinduism’s rational and democratic framework the management of the self thru ethical conduct of life is what we call a way of life. Our commitment to the well-being of society and its reconstruction with changing times are part of this management.
Progressive Hindu Dialogue seeks a contributing role in this management.
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Sir! You have explained the tenets in such a logical, rationale manner explaining that Hinduism was always a secular way of life and rigid reinterpretation was never the basic tenet of Hindu religion.
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Thanks dear vishal for your compliments. Really appreciate.
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