Why do non Hindus try to embrace the culture that my ancestors created like Hinduism,...

[None Y]

...Buddhism, sanskrit, yoga? the Aryan term, swastika, etc? We Indians are the most advanced people in the world and we have the highest, most ancient and advanced culture. HINDUS created it! And we are the only people who dont follow a desert religion like Christianity or Islam because we are smart.
Oh yeah...non Hindus, non Indians = untouchables

 

[the warrior poo flinger]

Hinduism accepts all ideas as parts of the universal truth, so technically, if you were Hindu, you would accept everyone as Hindu.

 

[The Ghost with the Most]

Maybe they try to embrace it because they like it as much as you do?

Just a thought.

 

[God answers all questions]

Judge not and you will not be judged; do not condemn and pronounce guilty, and you will not be condemned and pronounced guilty; acquit and forgive and you will be acquitted and forgiven.

 

[beadingbusily]

That's odd. I would think that Hindus would want to share their advanced religion with everyone else.

My understanding is that Hindus believe that Hinduism is the true religion, and that every soul can benefit from it and will eventually end up Hindu. Doesn't it serve that purpose for parts of Hinduism, like hatha yoga, to be accepted by other people? Isn't Hinduism getting it's foot in the door, so to speak, then?

 

[john smith]

The Hinduism culture is a very interesting one. However, you are not helping it by talking the way you do.