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Idea of a unified Divinity there right in the Vedas, and much more manifest in Upanishads already(Ekamevadwitiyam: or One Without a Second), but the idea was not that it's a God divorced from Existence, rather the entire Existence is a manifestation of IT. And each person and object is not an "fragment" of it, but the whole of it entirely in a different frontal appearance.

The Hindu diaspora and the Indian diaspora are obviously not the same thing as each other. As Aditya points out, Hindus here in Canada can be from Bangladesh or Fiji or Mauritius (among other places), in addition to India (although the Hindus of the Caribbean or Pacific islands are usually themselves ultimately of Indian ancestry). On the other hand, the Indian diaspora in any given country can consist of Christians, Muslims, Sikhs and others in addition to Hindus. Here's a recent article by Soutik Biswas for the BBC, which delves into the relationship between first-generation Indian Hindu emigrants and first-generation emigrants from India in general, and makes similar comparisons for Bangladesh as well, on the basis of data from the Pew Forum: www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm23n23dwx3o

Monsieur Rashed Chowdhury, votre français est parfait, je répète, parfait ! Je suis impressionné.

Well done!

Timestamps: 0:00:00 Introduction 0:01:13 My location 0:01:46 Aditya appears 0:02:03 Aditya's location 0:02:21 Previous interview attempt 0:02:57 What is Hinduism? 0:04:36 The term "Hindu" 0:04:55 Emic vs etic 0:05:49 Etymology of the term "Hindu" 0:08:00 Defining Hinduism, redux 0:09:00 What is a sampradaya? 0:10:19 Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma? 0:11:57 What is religion? 0:12:27 Drawing a picture of religion 0:14:34 What is Buddhism? Is it a form of Hinduism? 0:18:51 Sanatana Dharma, redux 0:20:19 The Vedas 0:23:45 Vedic sacrifices 0:24:32 Certainty vs skepticism 0:26:05 Early vs late Vedas 0:27:54 Yagyavalkya and his wives 0:30:45 The context in which Buddhism arose 0:33:50 The Buddha and the Hindu gods 0:34:45 Buddhist tale of redemption 0:36:50 Desire / trishna in Buddhism 0:38:00 Aditya sings a Tagore song in Bangla 0:38:23 Interpreting Tagore's thought 0:39:40 Buddhism as anti-Hinduism? 0:44:04 Did the Buddha believe in an ultimate Divine principle? 0:50:23 How do modern-day Hindus understand the Divine? 0:54:15 The Divine as seen by Tagore 0:55:49 How to reconcile Divine transcendence and immanence 0:58:39 A discussion in Bangla / Bengali / বাংলা and English on Bengali Shaivism and Shaktism 1:03:24 The relationship of the Hindu gods to each other 1:07:02 Shunyata in Buddhism 1:08:56 What makes an image divine in Hinduism? 1:16:34 Home and the relationship between religion and the concept of home 1:22:21 Story of Ganesha and Kartikeya competing for a mango 1:28:12 In French / en français about the Hindus of Montreal and Toronto 1:34:09 The Indian diaspora in the US 1:35:34 Courses on South Asia and Hinduism in Montreal 1:36:01 What is Aditya's New York? 1:42:21 Seeing New York or Montreal or London as sacred cities 1:43:40 New York and public transport 1:45:59 Vote of thanks 1:46:49 Illustrations, courtesy of Aditya 1:48:48 Conclusion 1:50:36 Credits

Isn’t that ever a coincidence since we both caught the same train?

Nice catch, new sub here for you. This was the exact same train I caught heading eastbound to Oshawa at Danforth this weekend. I guess you caught it on its return journey to Toronto since Morningside is part of Toronto

Timestamps: 0:00:00 Introduction 0:01:16 My location 0:01:43 Ariel appears 0:02:07 Ariel's location 0:02:44 A typical day at work for Ariel 0:06:15 Working in Saudi Arabia as an American 0:10:10 Why are the Saudis getting more interested in walking and cycling 0:14:09 Saudi sustainability concerns 0:18:30 The international workforce in Saudi Arabia 0:21:46 Flying to Saudi Arabia 0:23:39 Une question en français / a question in French, about Ariel's trip to Montreal 0:25:10 Bike lanes in Montreal 0:26:09 On how Montreal and Toronto see each other 0:29:39 Québécois technology used elsewhere to count bicycles 0:30:07 Cycling in Saudi Arabia 0:31:13 The Saudi cities where Ariel has worked 0:31:54 The Saudi railway system 0:38:07 What is a city, and what does it mean to be urban? 0:41:36 Is what's within the city walls always a city? 0:44:31 The Interstate Highways and sprawl 0:46:00 Planners' attempts to combat sprawl 0:49:00 Do people become less or more territorial in cities? 0:51:47 Is Toronto a happy place? 0:52:59 Which do you solve first? Increase density or public transport ridership? 0:57:57 What to do with the fact that Americans like living in the suburbs 1:05:48 King Charles's views on architecture and Fitzgerald's critique thereof 1:12:17 Is heritage worth preserving? 1:14:01 Streetcar suburbs 1:17:19 To what extent should people try to control nature? 1:22:06 Climate change and rising sea levels 1:23:20 The consequences of a rising and falling population 1:27:22 Rewilding our cities 1:29:25 Vote of thanks 1:29:52 Conclusion 1:32:14 Credits

Any form of Sufism that doesn’t align with the principles of Quran and Sunnah is actually shaawadah. Unfortunately, we see a lot of shaawadah in the name of Sufism. لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله

Assalamu alaykum, kardaş. Very insightful Masha’Allah. Have you read Shaykh Abdul Hakim Murad Travelling Home? You seem to be touching upon some of the points Shaykh Murad is addressing in his new book. I suggested to CMC to lead a book talk for us. I hope they can do that. I’m still waiting for my hard copy, anyway. Until our next session with Abdal Hakim Murad, I would say kolay gelsin.

Well spoken, Rashed.

Well said Rashed Chowdhury. Appreciate for your clear, nice and bold expression of thoughts. Applauds!! 👏

Anyone can help me to come to new Zealand Iam from Myanmar

God defends New Zealand

deep condolences from indonesia

That was beautiful Rashed. Thank you

Love your video!