Hey that is great. You are learning hinduism ....
So by the definition copy-pasted by you---- (Hinduism is too broad a phenomenon to be confined to a usual definitions of religions. It does not owe its origin, formation or finalization to any historical person or a prophet since there is no uniformly accepted belief sacraments, rituals and practices in Hinduism, there are no criteria for establishing rules in Hinduism. In short a person who calls himself a Hindu becomes a true practicing Hindu irrespective who he worships )--YOU ARE ALSO A HINDU .Does that hurt you ?so that was why I was suggesting that you go through that article by Tarun Vijay ....It is about the "people of INDUS (Hindu is derived from INDUS ..right ..as per britishers









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