The Goodman Lectures: 2. Vedism and Buddhism, by Prof. Shrikant Bahulkar

This talk will discuss various concepts, words and rituals in the Pali and Buddhist Sanskrit literature and will attempt to show the indirect influence of Vedic ritualistic tradition on Buddhism. This influence can be termed as Vedism that can be observed in respect of other non-Vedic religious traditions as well.
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[@invokingvajras]

It seems there's some conflation between Shiva and the god Īśāna, but I've yet to fully grasp the relationship. Maheśvara as a name of a god at the summit of the form realm seems more prevalent.

[@DanielMByron]

Are there any links to the Mahayana poems in Sanskrit Prof.Bahulkar’s referred to?

[@taidelek9994]

Shiva probably might be the first Bhuddha of Bon tradition the native religion of Tibet. It is believed that Toempa sherap decent from heaven through khang Tesi (Kailash).

[@korashortss]

So, you mean now he is Bhuddhist.

[@taidelek9994]

@korashortss by the way there is no religion called Hinduism, it's a Brahmanic propaganda

[@deelipbade4285]

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