So, hi. I am an ex-Muslim atheist and I wanted to learn more about Dhramic religions.

I am currently searching for religions and comparing them. I believe Hinduism is the most confusing religion for outsiders. However, I do like the concept of recarnation and sometimes I see a lot of wisdom in Hinduism, so I must ask why would you leave it?

Are there some things that Hindus aren't very public about? Are there some aspects that I probably don't know? And finally are there reasons you oppose Hinduism or is Hinduism has a negative effect on society? (Like more example, Islam has apostasy laws which make it sound more like a mafia than a religion)

For me, I am very fond of Buddhism and like its teachings, so if there is anything that connects the two religions tell me.

And finally, feel free to ask me anything😉. Thanks. 😊

Let's see what Hindu people think. And I don't understand why such talk is written in such a book.And something would be the cause since I don't understand what the cause is

and are they CIA

I have seen many SCs having Gotras like chamar, e.t.c., but what about the Gotras of Scheduled Tribes?

The Sanatunnis these ays are converting aot of Mlecchas. But, in which Varna and Jati, they will keep the new converted Hindus? Or their conversion is only for political purposes?

for me, it was going through the history and darkweb. made me question about humanity, now i will be happy only if humanity goes extinct. human are the most disgusting animals in the world and they bath with river water to hide their atrocities

I recently read the story of Bhagirath and how he was born from copulation of two women. Their copulation happened due to death of their husband and in search of a child. With a boon from Lord Shiva, the two women could copulate and produce a child ( Bhagirath).

The story rose the question, are there any other stories of homosexuality in the Hindu mythology?

"The symbol of equality is not the Brahmin, it is the image of division.

India's creator is the Shudra (SC-ST-OBC), this ancient inhabitant is a Shudra,

This civilization is Shudra civilization. The days of the Brahmin are over,

Brahmins were in India before, and Shudras will remain after.

If the Brahmin is not removed from the shoulders, this nation will never be able to stand upright.

Without the abolition of Manu's rights (Manusmriti), the development of humanity in this country is impossible.

-----Shibram Chakravarty/Moscow to Pondicherry"

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I search all over internet and every sites shows that it is composed around 1500 BC. But there is difference between compose and written. So anybody have any true information about when was this actually dated.