What Is Hinduism?

          Hinduism Is Not A religion: Its a Culture

          As It says The Hindu Religion, Its Not as it is. It is a tradition, a culture, a way of living. In the words of "rishi's" and "munis" (the saint yogis) Hinduism is the science of living life in a way. The eternal glory is sanctified upon those who seeks. Meditation and the sacred yoga was discovered in the path of finding eternal glory by these saints or rishis. Long back since we known our modern date system, before BC's ,the masters of "Bharatham",India calculated the orbital path of planets and the inclination of mountains and invented sextants that is used to position area depending on the position of the stellar systems. They were the real masters of science. Like Aryabhatta, There were many in the path of researching and studying universe. Where did the power flow happen though them. Who taught them these things. Its all nature. Observations helped them to formulate their thesis for their findings.

It was all part of these meditations for widening mind and to unlock brain capacity to allow nature by itself filling it with wisdom.

        This is real Hinduism. "The art of living".The formulations for medicines for deadly diseases was discovered by those masters who followed these arts. "Kamasootra" the book of love was written by vatsyayana, a man who never known a women. It is eternal knowledge found in the peace of mind. The biggest epic of all time, the "Mahabharata" was written in this wisdom by a single man. As Ramayana. The Gods in Hinduism is pictured as similar to humans with emotions and details. 

       The Importance given to family and the moral values that depicted through this is the main fact of this Tradition- The Indian tradition.Love and respect for each other and the value of relations are the essence of Hinduism. The moral beliefs give importance to Karma, the morality of a work to implement peace upon humanity.

             That's is the real Hinduism.Its is not a religion.it is a tradition...a culture

                Hinduism In India-Sarpam Thullal,the snake dance

        Hinduism is a renowned culture that have spread around the world. India is the largest Hindu country of its beliefs. Many types of Rituals could be seen in the beliefs. Some seems to pure dump. The mythological aspects to have your beliefs may have astonishing effects on you. Some of them are "sarpam thullal" ,the snake dance.

For the sake of attention, it is an interesting fact that hindus believes in snakes, to have acquired the power of gods, and have gift of curing and cursing.it might appear to be dumb. In my opinion, there are certain places called "sarpa kavu" is a traditional natural sacred space seen near traditional homes in kerala,South India The site is believed to be inhabited by snakes, and the area usually contains a representation of Naga Raja (King of the Snakes) and other Naga Devatas (snake deities), where offerings and rites are performed during special ceremonies. This is a Brahminical ritual performed by certain sects of "Namboodiris" the priests,and all castes hold the Sarpa Kavu in reverence, with access forbidden to the area unless for due ceremonies.

   Here we can see astonishing facts that may look unbelievable to our eyes that snakes being friendly with humans and roam around human inhibited areas without being disturbed. They are fed with milk and other sort of stuffs by the locals. On certain days of a year, there occurs some festivals that includes this sarpam thullal in which a virgin girl dances on the snake floor and get possessed by the spirit of snake king, the “naga raja” and starts dancing as goddess. Ive seen one with my bare eyes and found it hard to believe, snakes come out of there pound and circling the girl during the ritual.