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So you mean God is imaginary? "In particle physics, an elementary particle or fundamental particle is a subatomic particle that is not composed of other particles." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_particle The world is polytheistic. :D

Yeah, sure there are. Mandukya Upanishad says "Sarvam Khalu Idam Brahma" (All things here are Brahman). RigVeda famously says "The Gods are later than this world's production. Who knows then whence it first came into being?" https://sacred-texts.com/hin/rigveda/rv10129.htm

Can I believe only what some school says? It is not like that in Hinduism. We have greater independence. Views are personal. Sure, it has its set ways. They are termed as 'the four fundamental forces of nature'. That is better. My Brahman is not a mystique. It is a question of science, the...

And you also know that there are many variations of Advaita, right from Ramanuja to Chaitanya. Brahman, the stuff of universe, is not absolutely indeterminate. It is manifested in Relativity, Uncertainty, Quantum Mechanics, etc. Science is trying to find more about it. It is being discussed...

:) Nice. The line goes back to centuries and millenniums.

"Dyauh Shantih antariksham Shantih, Prithvi Shantih apah Shantih; Oshadhayah Shantih Vanaspatayah Shantih, Vishvedevaah Shantih Brahma Shantih' May peace radiate there in the whole sky as well as in the vast ethereal space everywhere, may peace reign over earth, may peace prevail over waters...

Some five years ago, I always ended my day with a cup of Indian style tea. Not now, it gives me acidity.

What, what? Decaffeinated? Like non-alcohlic beer? Not for us. :)

Not even that. Just rejection of the concept of God. Search for truth. Does God really help? It is a comforting thought but not truth.

I suppose 'no sugar' and some ingredients which reduce weight. I suppose Phyllis would be horrified by India/Pakistan/Bangladesh tea. More than one teaspoons of sugar and water and milk in equal quantities, sometimes only milk, and on top of it boiled for 10 minutes to get the deep brown color...

True. Hinduism caters to all kind of people, those who seek security, and those who seek truth. Advaita is for those who seek truth. Advaita does not differentiate even between living and non-living. (BTW Polytheistism: Polytheism :)).

If there is no separation, then we exist and not God. God becomes superficial. Adivista: Advaita (Dwaita is duality, Advaita is non-duality), Hindis: Hindus. Does ocean have a mind? It depends on temperatures in its various regions. Universe too does not need a mind. It works according to...

Yeah, Brahman is supposed to be 'Nirguna', without any attribute. It does not ask for submission or prayers. It would not help you if you were in trouble.

OK. What more, then? What else? :)

What is deeper than wishing welfare to all, humans, animals, vegetation and non-living substances? Again, no God involved in the concept of Swastika, just well-being of others.

We have named it Brahman, you can call it by any other name, but do not call him God. Brahman is not God in the way we look at it..

I do not search for God. The world goes its way, there is nothing that profound.

When you introduce God, the oneness is lost. I believe physical energy/Space/time creates the sensation of the universe and all things without exception, humans, animals, vegetation and non-living substances are that only. This is extreme Advaita Hinduism (complete non-duality). God has no place...

If they see, they disregard because of their religion.