Hinduism Relationship Between People And Dharma

Hinduism believe in the relationship between people and Dharma. A place that we call our world is the ‘conventional world’, where we experience and observe different phenomena; interact and encounter different objects through our senses. This is the reality we easily understand because we can sense it. Objects and ourselves are carried through by the senses. Touching, seeing and feeling prove its existence. However, these senses have the potential to develop anger and desire, which can lead us to the wrong path. It is a conventional world because these objects have labels. We create concept, categories and names. Scientist who discovers new viruses, already categorized it as a virus, in addition to further differentiate it by naming the virus. …show more content…
Perfect people have no self because their attitude towards wealth is unconventional. Which means our actions are not governed, but done from self determination of our understanding of the pipes of people, earth or heaven. The relationship the world and Dharma is the ultimate reality. We classify things based on our perspectives. In the Bhagavad Gita, Arjuna realized that his enemy in war is his own family and refuse to fight. Krishna explained that the soul and spirit of a human being lie internally rather than the external flesh that covers the body and the inner spirit. His teaching is called ‘Atman’, where the essence of existence is the individual soul. To be ‘selfless’ is to forget one’s ego; to serve for the peace of the world. This thinking is the path to wisdom and to be free from karma based on Hinduism …show more content…
“To see things as they are. to observe things as they are, and to let everything go as it goes”. To study Buddhism is to study yourself. To understand the suffering and anxiety in the world, we must first study ourselves. ‘I’ is the unique, distinct center. To understand Buddhism, one must forget themselves; this will lead people to happiness and peace from pain and problems in the world. ‘Truth’, ‘answers’ and ‘solutions’. The purpose of Zen is to see the emptiness of things, such as valuables and benefits that cause one to become greedy. This is the difference between Hinduism and Buddhism. There are no labels in Buddhism, nonduality prevent people from categorize people and objects. Suzuki explained how the traditional method of respect, ‘bowing’, to elders and the hierarchical system is a process of forgetting ourselves and honoring another human being before