In order to realise the god on our soul, we must have to compulsorily read the divine puranas, and we must make it as a daily habit, similar to the people of other religions who makes it as a habit of eagerly and regularly reading their sacred texts on a daily basis. By reading Puranas and Vedas, we could get a better picture about our holy Hinduism, and whenever anyone badly comments about our Hinduism, we could be in a position to explain to them about the merits of Hinduism.
In some of the Asian countries, and also in countries like USA and UK, who follow Christianity as their main religion, are also giving sufficient importance to Hinduism, and they are giving their full support to the Hindus to worship the Hindu deities in the Hindu temples. Nowadays lot of foreigners are visiting Hindu temples like Arunachala Temple, in order to get a better understanding about Hinduism, and they are also eagerly reading our Puranas and Vedas, and some of them are doing research work in that also.
But most of us find tired in reading the Puranas by considering its volume. If the people of other religions read their sacred texts, then why we are not doing it? While I was travelling in a bus before some time ago, one nice gentleman, who introduced himself as a True C’ian, gave me a big bi*** to keep it with me for some time, since he was standing on the bus. Without any hesitation I kept it, and after sometime, when he was about to get down from the bus, he took the ***le from my hand, kissed it, by telling to me, that the bible is the precious gift offered by Je***. I was wondering for some time, how the nice gentleman has kept such a great faith on his Bible as well as on his beloved god Je***.
If every Hindu generates the habit of reading our holy works such as Bhagavat Gita and Bhagavatham, then in near future, there won’t be any religious conversions in between the Hindus.
It is now the correct time to get up from our deep sleep, and we must realise, that it is our main duty to go through the holy works of Hinduism regularly, in order to maintain our Hindu Dharma, and also to safeguard our holy Hinduism from extinction.
“OM”
WRITTEN BY
R.HARISHANKAR