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Besides, associating meditation to religion is like assuming fasting == religion. They are both practices that can exist without mythology, sacred texts or bel
by BiteCode_dev 5y ago
Besides, associating meditation to religion is like assuming fasting == religion.
They are both practices that can exist without mythology, sacred texts or believes of what happens after death.
- qazpot 5y ago> Besides, associating meditation to religion is like assuming fasting == religion. Meditation and fasting are both integral parts of Sanatana Dharma (called hinduism by westerners). Dont mix these with you perception of Christianity.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoIntersection != Equality I fast. I meditate. I'm not religious. One may be religious and not fast nor meditate.
- eikenberry 5y ago> They are both practices that can exist without mythology, sacred texts or believes of what happens after death. While I agree with your main point, that they are equating things that and not the same, you seem to be to be making the same mistake. None of the things you list are required for religion either.
- kelnos 5y agoI think you have the sense of things reversed. The point is that mythology, sacred texts, and afterlife beliefs usually aren't a thing unless religion is involved.