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In Ideapod ⁠- The place for inspiration and creativity I found this: A Google books search of The Human Side reveals this quote: “What humanity owes to personalities like Buddha, Moses, and Jesus ranks for me higher than all the achievements of the enquiring and constructive mind.” This is the only mention of Buddhism (or Buddha), as far as we can find. Therefore, it’s likely that the quote by Einstein on Buddhism being a “cosmic religion” is paraphrased or been attributed incorrectly.

With respect to the freedom of expression, I would have to disagree. There is this view that the Buddha lived and passed away as a Hindu. Actually whatever the prevailing traditions that existed in Ancient India at that time, the Buddha was not a part of it and clearly explained how his teachings have important distinct features which cant be ignored. The first three sermons which he gave contain knowledge which cant be found in any other religious system that existed till then. Also what is known as Hinduism did not even remotely exist during the time of the Buddha. There were Buddhist temples and Jain temples, but there was no structure called Hindu temples where they came into being a lot later according to archeological evidence. Buddhism at its origin maintained its distinctness from the prevailing traditions and was not some stripped version of Hinduism for the sake of export.

Only hindus says budda was hindu,, but hinduism is a greek religion with greek gods, if you read vedas you will understand. Buddism is the oldest religion.

Mokasha , and nirvdna, you cannot get moksha without self realization wothout getting rid of dedires

Busdha did not reject but lneww what was taught bqck then was not true Hindiism, disyorted .

What a bunch of hypocrites. In Buddhist Thailand, people eat certain species of shrimp ALIVE by pouring salt on them to make them "dance" (kung ten"). They also casually toss live prawns on the grill as they yap about material things. Hypocrites.

Buddha didn't teach anything to anyone but he shared what he discovered with others because he can't teach anything and make others understand, because Buddhism cannot be taught it's simply engineering one self within , simply he gives them instruction and asks those people to practice but it bit laborious process but beautiful results

First educate yourself Hinduism is residual of vajrayan, and buddha was not there to reject it

You are wright, Sir.

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Ok good podcast but it sounds like robot is reading this and to bad there is no background music sounds like AI

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Be kind to all creatures;this is the true religion:Gautam budhha❤

This is completely wrong. False information. Too many inaccuracies in the narration. Example - 1. He didn't reject hinduism. He showed what paths and traditions inside hinduism itself have more significance and can lead to enlightenment. More like pointing towards the correct. 2. There's no such thing as brahminism. There are so many examples of social mobility inside the varna system. 3. Varna doesn't determine your karma. Varma was initially defined as your profession. Later it became hereditary.

The reality is true, however, your perception of it is not. Your dog and cat are more real than you.

Everyone has his own line of thinking that suits his conscious.

As by-product consciousness wouldn't matter and as such wouldn't matter. However, no matter how and what, it does.

finally …logic applied to religion

Did he say this ? by Ben » Wed Jan 09, 2013 12:01 am You need to be careful about any quote attributed to Albert Einstein, particularly in relation to spirituality and Buddhism. A few years ago when as a mod at e-sangha, I contacted the Albert Einstein archives in Israel to check the authenticity of a quote attributed to him about Buddhism being a cosmic religion. Back on e-sangha, we had that particular quote on our first page. As it turned out, the quote was not authentic and the archivist told me that there were a large number of things attributed to Einstein that he never said nor wrote, or were created by combining de-contextualized statements from different talks or papers he wrote. Some people crave the referred authority of someone like Einstein so much to back up their own views or beliefs that they will do just about anything to do it. My advice, until the quote can be authenticated and read in context, treat it with a grain or two of salt. kind regards, Ben

He was wrong Buddhism is karmic pratice not follow by price Nobel of satanic price who still killing people today

WELL ITS TRUE THERE'S NO RELIGION CALLED HINDUISM, ITS A WAY OF LIFE NOT RELIGION HINDUISM .

Buddha was Born In Nepal Lumbini where you can find the inscription of Rippu malla who marked the birth place of Buddha Lumbni the birth place of Buddha ... Enlighten in Boudhgaya And the last king who visted was King Asohka...to marked the birth place of buddha and then accepted Buddhism In Tibet it was Bhirkuti Devi Nepali princess known as Tara devi or green in china n Tibert was maried Tibetain Songtsen Gampo in early 11 century and thats how it was introduced inbTibet

hmm, a Sabetean Frankist Cabaalist jewish view. Er no thanks✡️😈✡️

Buddhism is Democracy.I lefy islam,my mom's religion.I left Christianity,my dad's.After Finding buddhism,I felt like I found everything.Now my mom start learning buddhism because of me.I told her to focus on Dharma not on religion.

0:36 - Buddhism, a Spiritual Religion and a Philosophy of Life What an insightful perspective! It's fascinating how Einstein viewed Buddhism as a scientific religion, blending spirituality with a deep inquiry into the nature of existence. The way Buddhism offers both a spiritual path and a philosophical framework for understanding life is truly unique. It encourages us to explore our own thoughts and beliefs critically. I'm thrilled to see others recognizing this harmonious relationship between science and spirituality!

5:00 - The Role of Karma-A Self-Directed Spiritual Journey This topic is incredibly thought-provoking! The teachings on the illusion of heaven and hell really challenge us to reflect on our actions and their consequences. Understanding the role of karma in our lives emphasizes that our choices shape our spiritual journey. It's empowering to realize that we have the ability to direct our own paths.

this is all in Hindu philosophy

Cause he was a fart!

I have been reading various things about the rainbow bodies of yogis and yoginis in the last week, so this is perfect timing, thank you. 🌈

bodhidarma is a myth

One who stole all concepts from ancient scriptures of Hinduism is saying Buddhism is the only scientific religion which is the branch of Hinduism.

Fairly correct what you explained through Buddha Dhamma. One correction is there is no such thing called Buddhism like in other isms. It has to be Buddha Dhamma

You refer to Aggagha suttha to talk all about yet you try to say no need of scripts. Until you attain අරහත් you need to know Buddha Dhamma with stdhdha. Then only you go through Aryamagga Dana sheela bhawana flowing Buddha Dhamma. So do not try to convince people that you do not need Thripitaka. Because it is written 2500 years ago and protected by therwada Buddhist Sangha of Ceylon we do continue our universal truths of Buddha Dhamma

Hindhu is a persian word. Bharath has Sanathana dharma. Britishers when occupied interpreted differently as Hindhuism

I really wanted to watch this video. I was not able to make it through due to the background sound/music. Once you notice it oscillating - it's all you can hear and it goes from start to finish.

Buddha, just rejected the ritual part of ancient Hinduism, which is almost not practiced anymore. There is no such thing as Buddhism. Everything already existed in Hinduism - Sanathana Dharma. Buddhist are another branch of Hindus.

Namaste❤

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The Buddha had never rejected Hinduism... Never created any separate religion... He stayed as "Hindu" monk ( so to speak) till the last day... He just expressed a few different opinions apart from Vedic philosophy..

This is a Western narrative, imposing the Christian New Testament view of superiority over the Jewish Old Testament. I have visited many Buddhist temples and the remarks I received, without fail, is that Hinduism and Buddhism have a Brother-Sister relationship.

There was no so call Hindu during Buddha time. There were many different view holder. You have to look at definition of Hindu, Indus Indu means people live around Indus Valley river. According to Arya samach hindu was given Ito ndian by Mughal at that time means thieves , Rapper, bandit, etc. so they advocate they are not Hindu.

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Budhha also rejected all women from following his dhamma but when his step mother asked for entry into his path he couldn't say so later he had to accept all women unwillingly at that moment he said my dhamma will die in 500 years because of women

Most cults ,false religions came frm india, budda never left hinduism, he wanted to refirm it, like martin luther wanted to reform vatican