What Does Hinduism Teach? A Lesson On Hindu Beliefs. Jugesh_Singh_Thakur

What Does Hinduism Teach? A Lesson On Hindu Beliefs

Hinduism is one of the most ancient and sacred religion on Earth, with followers dating back thousands of years. It is not at all considered a religion or a philosophy, but a way living and life . It has also remained one of the most diverse religions, as it holds such a wide variety of beliefs and practices. Hindus believe in various deities and spirits, including many who are part human and part animal. Of course, this doesn’t mean that Hinduism teaches that all animals are divine. Instead, these beings hold a special place in Hinduism. Here’s a look at some key Hindu teachings.

The Five Pillars of Hinduism

The foundation of Hinduism is the five pillars of a person’s life. These pillars are worshipped as the “pillars of the house,” because they are the foundation of everything else. These pillars include the profession of faith, the Hindu name, the place of birth and the place of death. In addition to these five pillars, one should also have a good knowledge of scriptures and spiritual practice, as these are important for living a happy and meaningful life. The profession of faith is the most important pillar. It is an affirmation of the absolute truth that underlies the whole of Hinduism. One should affirm the absolute truth of the divine existence of one’s own soul, the divine existence of all other souls, and the divine existence of the entire universe.

What Does Hinduism Teach About God?

Hinduism has many deities, or gods and goddesses. These deities are associated with different aspects of nature and are often worshiped in shrines. However, Hindus don’t believe in a creator deity who created the universe out of nothing. Instead, Hinduism believes in the idea of nara-nara, which means “male and female” and “allness” in Sanskrit. This idea is a central part of Hinduism’s perspective on the universe and the nature of existence. The universe is seen as a union of opposites, like light and dark, pleasure and pain, and male and female. This concept is explored further in the following section. Hinduism also understands divinity as a power that exists in all things. Hindu scriptures discuss how everything in the universe has an aspect of the divine, but humans are more “pure” than other things. Therefore, humans can recognize the divine in other things, while animals and other things cannot.

Hinduism and Reincarnation

Reincarnation is a key part of the beliefs of many religions, but it is particularly prominent in Hinduism. According to this belief, the soul is not created at the moment of birth. Instead, it is created at the moment of death. Then, after a certain period of time, it is reborn in a new body. This process is called reincarnation and is a part of many religions, including Hinduism. However, Hinduism also teaches some other beliefs about reincarnation, such as the idea that one’s soul can only be reincarnated into human bodies. In short reincarnation is the belief that the soul repeatedly goes through a loop circle of being born into a body, dying and being reborn again in a new body. In addition to reincarnation, Hinduism has other beliefs about the afterlife. While most religions believe in an afterlife and the concept of a soul, Hinduism is unique in its focus on the afterlife. According to Hinduism, the human soul is a part of a much larger universe. It is believed to last only a certain period of time and then must be put in a new body. Then, it has a chance to experience another life.

Hinduism and Karma

Karma is a complex idea in Hinduism. It is a force that determine the quality of each life, depending upon how well one behaved in the past life. Karma is the idea that everything a person does in this life will have an effect in the next life. The idea of karma is central to many schools of Hinduism. These schools believe that the effects of karma are determined by the person. Some schools believe karma is determined by the person’s actions. Other schools believe that one’s karma is determined by what type of body one is born in. These types of karma are called sanskaras and refer to the belief that the actions a person does in this life will leave a mark on his or her next life. A person who is born with a heavy karmic debt will likely be born into a situation where he or she has a great deal of work to do.

Hinduism and Reincarnation Among the Dead

Many people believe in reincarnation, but many Hindu teachings also focus on karma and the need to do good deeds in this life. According to these teachings, one’s karmic debt can be erased by performing good deeds. This is called the doctrine of di di nil. Hinduism also teaches that if an individual’s soul is not in a human body, it will be sent to an animal body.

Hinduism and Food Laws

The most important Hindu teachings are the five pillars of faith, knowledge, morality, devotion and the path to liberation. These pillars are intertwined with the Hindu belief that all food has a moral aspect. Hindus believe that food, and specifically drink, should be a source of nourishment, not pleasure. In this way, food is not just something to eat, but also a pathway to liberation from the cycle of birth and death. Drink is tied to morality in Hinduism because it is believed to have an intoxicating effect on the mind, which can lead to immoral behaviour. In addition to drink, other types of food are also believed to have an intoxicating effect on the mind.

According to Hindu Dharma: four pillars of Dharma are broken by doing these deeds;

Intoxication: Austerity is broken.

Gambling; truthfulness is broken.

Illicit sex and sexual activities; Cleanliness is broken.

Meat eating; Mercy is broken.

Conclusion

Many of the teachings of Hinduism are very old. They are likely to have been developed over thousands of years by wise people who understood the world better than we do in the modern world. As such, they likely contain many truths that will stand the test of time. While Hinduism has differences in its beliefs, they are likely to resonate with many people in the modern world. 

~ Jugesh Singh Thakur

 

"The author of this article is the youngest published writer from Ramban District of J&K. till now he has published 3 books:

I). The Craved Emotions ii) Ripples Of Sorrow iii) ArtBless and coauthored more than 35 Books besides this, he is the featured poet in EWA zindagi international literary Magazine, State times, Amar Ujala, Vijay Darpan times and Daily Excelsior newspaper".

Interview of Jugesh Singh Thakur by Profound writers.

A Brief introduction:

I hails from The valleys of Pogal and Paristan, District – Ramban (Jammu and Kashmir). I did my primary schooling from hometown Pogal Ramban upto 10th and 12th from Udhampur. I have completed Bachelor of Sciences from GGM science College Jammu and M.sc  in Earth, Atmosphere, Oceanic and Planetary Sciences from University of Jammu.  I have dealt with so many life challenging obstacles and wanderlust aspirations, that rooted me to write poetry and quotes. I love to observe the tiniest of tiny things   that helps me out to learn more about their real essence, and inspires me to conquer the new heights in my life.

What are you hobbies?

I loves to write,  gardening, singing, researching and motivating others. I am fond of playing outdoor games like cricket. 

When did your love for books begin?

Exactly I don’t have  enough knowledge about it but I started this caravan since my childhood. I prefer to be surrounded by the bookish environment. I read so many novels and poetry books penned by incredible authors. The fragrance of papers help me to balance my inner being. My favourite book is “Srimad Bhagavad Gita”. 

When did you crave to become an author?

I never thought that I would ever opt to become an author, but to curve something out of everything is my prime Hobby. I always put my thoughts in my diary whenever I find time or during busy schedules I do the recordings of my thoughts on my phone .The appreciation and encouragement from my teachers and some friends really helped me a lot in the process of becoming a published author. As for now few conditions don’t allow me to continue my voyage in this staggering field but in future, I’m looking forward to write many more books.

How have you found the process for becoming an author?

To become an author, is not an easy task, it took a lot of time, finance, heartbreaks, sleepless nights, headaches and many more. There are abundant chances of failures. I am thankful to Poetry World Organisation (Publishers) for their timely help and support. They helped me a lot in the journey of becoming a published author. I have a  core rooted belief on  writing as it  is  soul healer which dilutes the quality of depression and the materialistic lusts.

What is the purpose of your writings and why are you a poet?

Well, the purpose of my writings is to satisfy the lust of my soul, to spread an awareness to various causes that are happening around in our life.

Sorry, the reason behind a poet in me is somehow confidential. I cannot reveal this, though will probe it by a composition;

ORIGIN OF  MY POEM

It was dazzling time,

when I commenced words to rhyme.

Choice was neither theirs nor mine,

it happened when every thing turned milky lime.

Every where mysteries were prime,

then I planned to plant a poetry of thyme.

I get bramed and remixed with grime,

when I started to compose a verse of mine.

It was morning, as sun's raising time,

but I see all around it was lusty shine.

Sometimes I write about brave hearts and crime,

hope in future it may extends upto shrine.

Yester night I composed a poem full of rhyme,

now I obsolete poetry as part-time to lifetime.

             ~Jugesh Singh Thakur.

Tell us about your book/books:

As you know that, digitalization has almost vanished the era of books, but the essence of reading a book in hands will be never replaced by a tablet or device. The name of my book is, “The Craved Emotions”. It is a collection of poems on versatile topics, a collection of quotes and an enthralling story about an environmental issue. I have co-authored more than 25 books till now, worked with more than one thousands writers across the Globe. Some of the prominent books that I have co-authored are; Maples (Vajra world record holder), the brave hearts of our motherland, Shadows, Voyage of Emotions, etc. Right now I am working with 3 projects, hopefully will complete it by this June.

What do you love about the writing/reading community?

Since I belongs to the most illiterate and poorest district of Jammu and Kashmir. I always owe to writers of my district and region. I have a kind heart towards writing community. I consider, the writers are the beauty of nature who have the potential of changing the future of an individual and a nation as well.

Who is your favourite writer and poet?

For me it is very difficult to choose a single, still my favourite writer is sir Rabindranath Tagore, my favourite poet is Faiz Ahmed Faiz sir and Sacred Ravinder Jain Sir is my Inspiration. 

Travelling is something that you likes the most? Tell us about some of your recent places you have visited?

Well, travelling especially in mountainous regions is my favourite hobby. The scent of Greenery, soil, rocks, xerophytes, landforms, the young streams is something that makes my inner being blissful. last time i visited Kashmir, Dal Lake, Nishat Garden, Shalimar Garden and the outskirts of Pir Panjal range.

Now a days the youth has lost interest towards book reading. What is your opinion on this topic. why is reading important to mankind especially youth?

Reading is vital, it helps to acquire more knowledge and understanding. Though all digital platforms have made world wide knowledge accessible at the click of button. But still it can't wholly replace the Book  in a library or in our hands. The essence of books can't be replaced by digital libraries or resources.

For me, reading is the therapeutic it helps in the overall development of a mankind, I think the youth of this digital era also adopt book reading as a healthy practice especially those who want to excel in the field of literature and writing.

We have gone through your profile, you are writing a solo book? what would be the topic. Can you tell us more about it?

Yaa, my book is still in process, Iam working on it. The topic of book is going to be catchy and interesting. It is one of my dream publication. The book is going to be super special. The title of my upcoming book is 'Aarum'.

The word “Aarum” Is a Pogali dialect word meaning a small piece of land where varied flowers and vegetables of domestic use are grown. Pogali is a special language dominantly spoken in Ramban district having it’s headquarters at Ukhral. Besides this, it is spoken in different parts of Jammu and Kashmir. This language is not only confined to Jammu and Kashmir union territory but also to the different corners of India. 

How one can access or buy your book? Kindly attach the link of your books. So that readers can access them with ease?

Well, it is available world wide except North Korea and some African countries, for Indian nationals, it is available on both flipkart and amazon. Every one can access it on google paly books.  

https://linktr.ee/Jugeshsinghthakur

If you could say anything to your readers what would it be?

First, I want to express my cordial thanks to my readers for investing their valuable time in my book. And, I also want to mention, ‘always keep a positive attitude towards life’. The Challenges would come and go, but never lose hope in the life. And, don’t get panicked if you are alone throughout your journey.

Where can people connect with you?

You can relish the pleasure of my writings in form of  articles and poems which  are being published at various local, national level newspapers & magazines like, Daily excelsior, State times, EWA zindagi, Vijay Darpan Times, Amar Ujala, etc.

You can connect with me on various social media platforms:

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Youngsters Dying Of Cardiac Arrest; Surely A Cause Behind This – Genetic Or Chemical Intrusion.

CARDIAC ARREST SIMPLY MEANS THE SUDDEN CESSATION OF HEARTBEAT AND 

CARDIAC FUNCTION, WHICH RESULTS IN THE LOSS OF SUFFICIENT EFFECTIVE 

CIRCULATION. 

According to Lippen Cott; Cardiac arrest is a medical emergency it is not altered within a few minutes cardiac arrest cause the 

death.

According to the medical dictionary; Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart suddenly stops circulation.

People often get crazy over the confusion loop between heart attack and cardiac arrest, they physiologically relate both terms despite of being technically different. Heart attack occurs when the arteries supplying blood to heart gets slowed or blocked, plaque in the arteries while cardiac arrest is a condition in which the heart ceases beating eventually results in the sudden death of  patient. Cardiac arrest is lethal and much worse in comparison with heart failure or heart attack.

Unfortunately these days cardiac arrest is becoming a trend in our regions especially among youngsters, even there is hardly a day that we don’t hear such news. It is occurring in a broad spectrum of pathologies and an important cause of deaths accounting for more than 20% of mortality in the general population. The everyday youngster is becoming the prey of cardiac arrest extremely in Kashmir province and Chenab valley of Jammu province. Everyone is getting worried about the ongoing live losses of youngsters just because of this fatal cardiac arrest as I am. I have seen and experienced a tremendous loss of youngsters from my region I,e. Chanderbhaga region constituting of three districts of Jammu province Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban. What we call it, the blow of nature, negligence of mankind himself or a loop glitch of the administrative system. After all, we can’t justify it by giving the reason of carelessness of individuals, because well educated and responsible youngsters are  getting trapped in it. Even the authorities avoid talking about this issue, or at least awareness is being circulated on any media platform. Their attitude is only towards dieting. For all this, at least we should not stick to one clue. Cardiac arrest is due to many risk factors including; Family history of coronary artery disease, smoking habits, hypertension, high blood cholesterol, obesity, diabetes, sedentary lifestyle, any trace previous episode of heart attack, nutritional imbalance, chronic kidney disease, hypotension, pulmonary embolism, inadequate ventilation, etc. Even the total survival rate for pre-hospital collapses is about 2.6% which is beyond imaginations, mere.

Many cardiac disorders can be inherited including heart attack, stroke, congenital heart diseases, heart failures and high blood cholesterol. Most sudden cardiac arrest or related diseases have a genetic basis or a conclusion of certain mutations of genes

which has a diversified explanation computed and identified by the cardiologists. Sudden cardiac arrest in youngsters is a piece of devasting news and occurs unexpectedly in fit and fine, healthy people having normal cardiac-related reports which is a matter of serious concern to health authorities and individuals themselves. There is an ample number of options for early in view identification of subjects at risk including the use of ECG, clinical imaging, etc. Regular check-up camps should be organised by authorities in remote areas to monitor such disorders. Some research suggests that 50% of sudden cardiac arrest cases are genetic in origin, furthermore, it can be rectified by observing the lineage history of patient borne to such devasting cause, merely about 80% of such diseases are because of this genetic aspect cited and stated

let’s move on to another aspect which too can be the biggest blunder behinds this. Any chemical, in either gas, liquid or solid form, that has the potential to cause the harm is referred to as a dangerous or harmful chemical. They can cause various lethal disorders after entering into our body and system. There are different routes by which chemicals may enter into our body, some of them are; inhalation, skin contact with chemicals, swallowing or consumption of toxic enriched substances, injection, etc. Our skin is made up of permeable layers which have a good potential to exchange substances, as our dermal layer comes in contact with chemicals, they enter using skin pores which can be a valid reason behind this torment, on the other hand, inhalation of dirty air constituting various harmful chemicals are the filthy portals to various respiratory disorders. As we inhale such chemicals it goes directly into our lungs which may result in chronic lung diseases and frequent heart attacks. In chemical factories labourer community is being worse affected and it is not just only the common people who are a victim of it even officials working in such plants get in touch with too. So, while working in such plants everyone should take necessary precautions and workers should be have well enough awareness about the adverse effects of such chemicals.

Another group of people who are worse trapped by respiratory problems is smoker, druggie community. Most people were not aware about it before, so lack of education was a factor but sadly in today’s world well educated young people are enrooted and addicted with this. Consumption and injection of drugs, ethanol, tobacco, doping particles, are the passive factors responsible for sudden cardiac arrests and lung cancer among druggies. Another major blunder behind frequent heart attacks is the food we eat it acts as a passive catalyst and of course a silent killer.  

Food may also contain some harmful toxics substances. Consumption of such concentrates is the main risk factor to sudden cardiac disorders and deaths. Diet is the key risk factor in heart diseases. Some research suggests that eating heavy saturated foods, beef, lamb, pork, etc. can boost cholesterol levels gradually raise odds for cardiac-related disorders. We should know  and check if any food item that comes into our kitchens are healthy enough to edible. Proper testing of food items must be monitored, but a singles person cannot do it on his own unless accompanied by authorities. Recently there was disastrous news being circulated that dangerous levels of metals have been found in vegetables being grown in some fields along the river Yamuna in New Delhi could cause life-threatening diseases like cancer, neurological disorders, suppress kidney and liver functioning eventually leading to cardiac arrest like holocausts. These are the situations in regions like Delhi where people are enough educated and authorities are on pinpoint watch, just think of our Jammu & Kashmir which is an orphan region? 

Therefore, it is a humble and hand-folded request to the administration and government on behalf of orphan regions of Jammu & Kashmir that the vegetables and other edible items that get supplied to our homes should be properly tested as per FSSAI standards because the bulk of commodities in our market are being sold of poor quality. Time to take a wake-up call, as the fiasco has just begun, else the consequences would be of a catastrophe with a populace over 1.33 billion.

~Jugesh Singh Thakur

Jammu Region- A Maple Of Dreams

Jammu Region- A Maple Of Dreams.

Jammu region diverse in lakes, gardens and hills,

Siwaliks, Trikuta and pir panjal makes it a blessed will.

Jammu is the land of temples,

You can find devotees here in ample.

Udhampur the clan of raja udham singh,

Rs pura after mettle sacrifice of brig. Rajinder Singh.

Rajouri the land of kings, jamia masjid and darhali here are of ancient time,

Witness this cultural heritage once in a lifetime.

You might know Katra of Reasi, the landscape of maa vaishno devi,

Banks of chenab, forests of Kishtwar refreshes everyone's existence wavy.

The intricate and manifold culture of poonch amuse you,

Topography of Doda, Kathua and Ramban definitely allure you.

Get blessed at Machala maa Chamunda ji of Paddar,

The chari yatra, adds radiance to sapphire valley of cedars.

Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban together make it Chandrabhaga,

Diverse culture here baffle you with soulful pahari sagas.

Let me introduce you, the city of sheets,

Yes Samba is it, parmandal bridge and Mansar lake kisses feets.

I still wander you aren't aware of mini kashmir, Bhaderwah armoured with vivid flowers,

Land of Vasuki naag is this, a wonderous delight and the Bowers.

How can I forget the land of twelve streams. Banihal,

It's the entrance to kashmir, bestowed with valleys and snow caped pir panjal.

So, what are you waiting for. Come here and keep a prolong memory,

And don't forget Ramnagar trekking, have a safe journey with flurry.

 

 © Jugesh Singh Thakur

Mother (AMMI)

Mother (Amma)

O mother, your pampered bliss I still remember from my  childhood
I have received this beautiful life by your blessings today!

How would you sleep on a wet and sacked bed
I still remember myself sleeping on your chest!

Working all day, when you would come back all tired,
I still remember, mine forcefully crying by seeing you in the evening.

By laying me on a dry and comfortable bed
I still remember your sleeping on my wet quilt.

Whenever i get tired of playing,
I still remember your reciting lullaby in the dock!

Whenever hate dominated my mind amid schooling
I still remember your making me entertained by  toys!

Whenever I fall in the crowd of this world

I  still remember myself holding your finger and standing by me!

Now still whenever I have cried 

I still remember your crying but hiding it besides.

Whenever I get hurt by the sentiments of world
I still remember your call of pain and prayers !

Now I have sworn this life for you
Because I still remember that delicate smile of yours

Today I am living my life is only because of your blessings
O mother, I still remember your pain for me since childhood.

     

©Jugesh Singh Thakur

Aisa Ha Watan Mera.

Dekho dekho Swarg se pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera.

Sunta hoon , mudhosh ho jata hoon,

Kitna pyara ha yeh chaman mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee  mehboob ha watan mera.

Naam leta hoon, noor ankhion se jhalnta ha,

Aisa bemisal kohinoor ha angan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera.

Jaha Ganga, jungle, Himalayas ki bayhad mohabtein,

Aisa anokha gulukaar ka yeh gulistan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera.

Jahan ka hr  alfaaz bay bayan hain sachchai ki gehrayee,

Aisa bayadb kamaal ka ha yeh gulzaar mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera.

 Abhi Zinda ha sadgi  ki missal iss dunya me,

Aray Aisa anokha baimissal ha gaao mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera.

Ghoonjti hain unchi bolyan yaha, bulbul ka yeh kaarsaaz ha,

Aisi shehnayi wah shehnaz ha yeh watan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera.

Gandhi, tilak, Subhash, Bhagat ka ye ek haseen khawab hai,

Laxmi ki tez dhaar ha yeh watan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera..

Taffaqat or vrsa ha yeh, ha insaniyat, ravadadari, mazbooti ki missal,

Aisa lajawaab he yeh watan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera..

Jio our jeenay do ka sbko deta sandesh ha,

Kro yaa mro ka ek paigaam ha watan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera,

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera..

Tript qaran ha, Hans ved ka , shabd Gurbani ha yeh,

Gli gli gunjit ha aisa sirfirosh ha watan mera.

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera..

Issi ke gulzaar me ye suhane, madhur, rasbhare geet gata ha Jugesh

Aray jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera

Dekho dekho swarg se  pyara ha watan mera

Jaan se bhee mehboob ha watan mera..

           JAI HIND

©Jugesh singh thakur,

Pogal Ramban.

When Money speaks, Truth Is Silent

Money, as the name suggests, is a word by hearing it blows the minds of  great legends like, Alexander . It's a piece of paper which has never seen a dustbin and are never thrown in the dustbins. They are the most loving things of the universe. According to modern era it is the ultimate God. Money is the only wealth which a person never takes away with him after death. Many legends come and gone, spent their whole life span in earning and collecting wealth, but at the time of death they all left it here. It property made by the human for the welfare of man, but the dark truth is it has won it's war over human . What's the use of that money which is not used for the good of others.
Today where there is corruption in every part of the world nothing can move without money. Say, for instance, the tehelka.com scam. What happened? A handful of corrupt ministers were selling their country's defence for a few lakhs of rupees. Is it so cheap? Oh! Just chuck it out. Its money after all. We have a constitution in which the Indian Penal Code (IPC) is registered. There are so many officers working in the different sectors which are  corrupt, lick the soles of ministers . If some of them are under FIRs still they move here and there freely, inspite of their place in Jails these goons  confer every kind of benifit.   The newspapers nowadays publish ads more than articles and news. If at all they publish some true news involving big politicians or ministers they are forced by some higher forces to publish corrigendum. Some important news, which has a great truth in it, will not be published if there are ads giving more money.

Here recitation of beautiful poem is used to be necessary;

Money, money everywhere,

Everywhere, everywhere!

On the roads, in the sky

In the death and life gone by!

Money here, money there

Money, money everywhere.

Now a days this proverb is a fact of truth, as every one is well aware about what's happening around us from dusk till dawn.

Everything in our world has become money oriented. I do not simply refer to India, but most other countries too. Money has always been immortal.

Oh! Just check it out, Its money after all. We live on this soil yet we are bound to ignore all these things. Uh! After all when money speaks, truth is silent.  

But the day is not far away , It is well said that  to how much instant a goat's mother celebrate..  The day will Come when society start value  Truth and happiness than money.

~Jugesh singh thakur

Student:- University of Jammu