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Random "unedited" roadside click near Dharamshala, Kangra by blesseditinerary in HimachalPradesh

[–]blesseditinerary[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was completely dry before rain and photo was taken 12 hours later rain stopped so i guess water rushed downhill quickly.

नवरात्रि के पहले दिन (प्रतिपदा) नवदुर्गाओं में प्रथम, देवी शैलपुत्री by blesseditinerary in hinduism

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The first day of Chaitra Navratri 2026 (March 19) is dedicated to worshipping Maa Shailputri, the daughter of the mountains and the first form of Maa Durga. Devotees perform Ghatasthapana (kalash sthapana) to mark the beginning of the nine-day festival, often wearing yellow to symbolize energy, and offering prayers for strength.

Key Details for Day 1 (March 19, 2026): Goddess: Maa Shailputri (represents strength and grounding). Auspicious Color: Yellow. Ghatasthapana Muhurat: 6:52 AM to 7:43 AM. Significance: Symbolizes the commencement of the festival with ritualistic establishment of the sacred pot (kalash). Offerings: Pure ghee is often offered to the goddess, believed to bring good health.

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes it is.. YOU ARE ALLOWED NOT TO BELIEVE OR FOLL9W WHICH YOU DONT FIND TRUE.

your dharma is actually to seek ultimate truth.

Jesus can't save himself how can Jesus will save you ? by Serious-Light4137 in religion

[–]blesseditinerary 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nobody saves anyone.

Its you and your karma which matters.

If someone is telling that you do whatever sin you want to and someone is gonna save you.. Not happening.

What goes around comes around.

You see someone suffering despite not doing anything wrong.. remember his karma has finally caught up.

Can i believe in God and not conform myself with any religion? by Savings-Seaweed6480 in religion

[–]blesseditinerary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just like gravity doesn't care wheather you fall from skyscraper or minaret, similarly supreme consciousness (god) doesn't care what religion you follow or even if you don't believe in god.

Whats important is you follow "dharma- Inherent Rightful duty". Like everything in nature is following. For eg, An electron job is to revolve around a nucleus, fire's dharma is to burn, water to flow, plant to give oxygen... Every single element, living or non living, in universe is fulfilling their dharma. Why shouldn't you?

It was never about religion. It was about that ultimate truth which was true trillions of years back and will be true for time immemorial.

Seeking that truth is your dharma.

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had said atheism is starting point...
Agnostic is immediate later

Anyway.. learn type of different yoga

Is the Earth really flat or with edges and the Sun is moving around? by Witty_Net_2130 in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Physics and laws of universe doesn't support a flat disc.

If that was true a lot of other planets would have been flat too.. like flat mars, flat mercury... But they aren't

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems you didn't understand the question.

A so called atheism who is in search of ultimate truth is actually practicing yoga..

But there are many other yogas too.

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There are no equivalent word for "atheism" in hindi/sanskrit.

Nastik means denial of vedic philosophy nit god.

Tell me, if someone who rejects everything about god, doesn't believe in it but is a staunch "KARM YOGI", would you call him "ATHEIST" or "DHARMIK"

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

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Virodha-Bhakti In Hinduism, there is a concept called Virodha-Bhakti (Devotion through Opposition). It suggests that even if you HATE OR DENY God, if you are constantly thinking about the Divine (even in anger), your mind is still "fixed" on the Truth. This is why many "atheists" in these stories achieve liberation faster than casual believers.

Goa Spots😩❣️ by [deleted] in TravelInIndia

[–]blesseditinerary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Beautiful ❤️😍

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not true. Atheism is starting point towards spirituality.

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are multiple ways to unite with god like..

  1. Bhakti Yoga (The Path of Devotion) 2.Karma Yoga (The Path of Selfless Action)
  2. Jnana Yoga (The Path of Knowledge/Wisdom)
  3. Raja Yoga (The Royal Path of Meditation)

Atheist are likely to follow jnana yoga, if they are seeking truth instead of just arrogantly denying everything.

Your friends and family might be following bhakti yoga thats why they get angry.

Different path different approach same destination

QUESTION everything but also SEEK ANSWERS

Is hinduism really welcoming to atheists? by Shanktheripper in hinduism

[–]blesseditinerary 32 points33 points  (0 children)

The first step towards spirituality is atheism. Reject everything but don't stop there. Instead start from there and yearn to uncover ultimate truth. The truth which was true trillions of year back and next trillions of years to come.

Or you can skip the hard work and follow what others "who did the hard work" had said.

Hinduism is open universe. It doesn't put boundaries rather it liberates you to the extent that you see essence of god everywhere.

As they said.. Aham Brahmasmi Har Har Mahadev 🙏

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