Yeah, it's the same for me. My parents don't really mind that I don't believe in prayer or whatever as long as I'm not being an ass about it. So I also haven't

Yeah, it's the same for me. My parents don't really mind that I don't believe in prayer or whatever as long as I'm not being an ass about it. So I also haven't really seen myself as an ex-Hindu as I don't mind participating in things in big festivals for the sake of being with family. It's very different from my understanding of Abrahamic religions in that the belief system and means of practice is so vague that a lack of belief doesn't really mean much. I think this sort of vague belief system as a religion is generally a defining attribute of Eastern religions, in some ways better described as an extension of spiritualism than an organized system like Abrahamic religions.