Hindu Philosophy- A Rational Life

Nachiketa the story of Upnishad The story of Katha Upanishad of Yagur Veda famously known and narrated in Hindus for hundreds of years known as Nachiketa . The story signifies way of life, rituals, and customs and most importantly the rationality of Hindu thoughts in past of this land. Through narration of the story and the sketch was given that Hindu even in past were rational and understand the meaning of life. The story also emphasise the need of spiritualism on material world.     There was a Brahmin named Vagassarvas and he conducted Havana on very large scale and promised to give everything as sacrifices to get heavenly rewards. The Havana was conducted and hundreds of Brahmins participated and there was food and prayers everywhere.   When the Havana was over, Vagassarvas started giving everything of his belongings, first to different gods through Havana and later his left over belongings to priests and people that came to attend and participate in the Havana. When Vagassa

 A marvelous poem found on how rationality transform for women empowerment- salute

                               Without respect and education to women, No prosperous Vedic civilization of Aryans survive s Hindus mostly came out with the remarkable history of Vedic Ages. But in later Vedic ages the philosophy divided into two parts in which the first was idealism and spiritualist formation of society in which god and gods appeared and this god or gods become important in Hindu society and this god or gods are ontological argument of universe and social fabric. Smirtis like Manu, Vishnu and lot of others came out to form law for society and they divided the society into four Varnas of castes by work but later it turned by birth. Then entered Purnas that describe the roles of particular gods in evolution and why Hindus should praise these gods. There were Vishnu Purana, Brahma Purana, Shiva Purana and many others. There were also like Garur Purana that fabricated the concept of hell and heaven in Hindu society. Later epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana that laid

Clear thinking and right action was the base of Hindu philosophy and knowledge was the only tool which helped liberation from suffering and pain. Philosophy schools progressively advanced on the theory of right conduct and right action and this concept shaped as religion for Hindu race to make their lives better because they had clear thinking about the concept of god.   At present, India is developing but without attitude of reasoning, the neo-  Hindu religion is making this race spiritually miserable. People are now feeding cows on roads to search peace and worshiping thousands of gods at a time to have showers of blessings. Philosophical attitude of this race has lost in the dust and thus luck and superstitions replaced the concept of karma.   There was no crusade and no religious battle in Hindu race, there was no missionary or ecstasy of spreading god’s kingdom on earth. Life was simple. Right action and conduct was only source of good life and knowledge leads to liberation

  For Einstein space and time are not flat but stretched and warped and curved by gravity of matter. On behalf of Einstein theory of space- time, the modern sciences are studying cosmos to understand the starting and end of universe. At present the theory of Einstein is so popular and verified that astro- physics is trying to understand the nature of universe. For modern sciences, space is a fabric that curved because of gravity and space and time is uniform theory. Even all that scientists are looking with mega telescopes to billions of light years and informing how many galaxies are there, but they already admitted that the light coming to their telescope immerse billions of years ago and therefore what they are seeing and witnessing is the condition of universe far billions of light years is the past and history of cosmos and they even do not know what actually at present the space is and carrying how many present galaxies. There are certainly more paradoxes that reality for scien

Who is lord Shiva?  for Hindus the Shiva is the Mahadeva who is lord of all lords and worshipped almost in every part of the country. The Shiva is as much as related to Himalayas as the god is related to the southern peninsula of India. The 12 Jyoti linga of Shiva is spread almost in every direction of the country.   Basically, Shiva is not described in the Rig Veda which is the foundation stone of Hindu race but only Pashupati Nath- one of the faces of Shiva is described well in the ancient Rig Veda. At present the temple of Pashupati Nath is in Nepal and renowned for Hindus. In post Vedic age when Spiritualism is making space in Hindu race at that time the lord Brahama and Vishnu came out to run the society and community who were creator and preserver. The Brahma Purana of Hindus described very well about the creation of this world when the Brahma opened his eyes and then the Usha (ray of light) came out and creation started.  While the Brahma came out from naval of Vishnu who also