 About Hinduism |
Hinduism is as ancient as human civilization itself, but it is also very contemporary.
Traditionally, it is called sanatana dharma; in our age, it is widely known as Hinduism.
It has uninterrupted existence since prehistoric times. Neither the term ‘Hinduism’
nor the word ‘religion’ can adequately communicate the connotation of dharma. However,
since nearly a billion people call themselves Hindus, and another two billion people
refer to them as Hindus, there is no point in arguing over terminology.
Hindus give their own meaning to the term Hinduism. Like the perpetual river Ganga,
it is a long rich and living tradition. Throughout the ages, it has been, for Hindus,
a moving and inspiring force and has made significant contributions to human civilization
and culture. Eighty percent of the people of India and one eighth of the people
of the globe follow this tradition; they differ widely in race, language, and social
and cultural conditions. Many sages and saints have contributed to its history and
development. Its origins are lost in the mists of time... Read More
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