Does Mahabharat belong to one religion only? - Page 2

Originally posted by: Surya_krsnbhakt

Well it seems that I also need to work on my hindi as shaheer did. 😆.

Originally posted by: -Shruti

Mahabharata can't be constrained to a particular religion. It's mine, it's yours, it's everybody's. Those who attempt to constrain Mahabharata or Bhagavad Gita are fools who haven't yet realized the futility of their mentality. They don't seem to understand Gita at all.

Originally posted by: Sanket1

Thank you very much, Shruti...!!!! Extremely happy to be in between people who are not like the ones who just read and forget what they learnt in Mahabharat and especially Geeta. And yes I agree with you - "Mahabharata can't be constrained to a particular religion. It's mine, it's yours, it's everybody's. "

Originally posted by: Guruvishva

Hi Angela. Really a great post dear 👏👏👏 Mahabharat isn't mine or yours though it belongs to Hinduism anyone could read it 😳😳😳 No one can hold ownership of it. As a Christian you are following Mahabharat a big salute for it. .. According to me all religions are the same & they same the same thing but in different ways ... 😛😛😛 When you are going to do a Dharma or follow any good things the religion isn't a full stop for it ... Religions are only made to guide you. Anyone could read anything . Including me & many of our friends being Hindus we read Bible too...😛😛😛 Who ever knows Mahabharat & Geeta Gyan well always say others also to read anyone of any religion can read it...😛😛😛 The Viswaroop of Lord Krishna even said that he's everything & he's nothing , so why then a 2nd option ?😆😆😆 Continue watching & learn more & get the use of it as possible 😛😛😛

Originally posted by: Abhishek_King

Nice Topic...

Well as the other forumees said , it belongs to every religion.😊

It contains all the principles by which a man achieve the oversoul. And every religion conveys the same meaning in a slightly different way. So,the foolish people who say so must know the things described in Mahabharata before saying anything against it. It happened much ago before the socio-constructed religions popped out and so no one can deprive any person from reading it. Also,it is mentioned in the first chapter Of Mahabharata, " what is found here may be found elsewhere but what is not found here cannot be found elsewhere" . Ask them,if there is something which is not there in Mahabharata and if they can,then they would gain full right to say anything against it.

And the Hindus whom you mentioned, looks like they have not gained even laconic knowledge of the Geeta's principles and the precious decorum written in it beautifully.

P.S.: I hope I'm not being arrogant and over-crossing my limits.

Originally posted by: Sanket1

No, you are not at all being arrogant and over-crossing your limits. In fact I must say well-said.👏

Well I agree with you because the people on other sites when they came to know that I am a Christian, I still remember their exact replies they replied me harshly saying - "You are a Christian! What do you know about Hindus? We are well versed with our religion you need not guide us! We know very well what Geeta teaches us and how to implement it in our lives. With this we inform you that your account will be locked now."