/rta/ - Religion and Philosophy

Board for discussions related to Dharma.

Going back to BasicsAs we discussed and shared earlier, I am going bac...
Social Media Crossposts Policy and Threads on /b/ Since anons bring up this issue repeatedly, let's ...
Update on Threads which were deleted between 12 DeAs you guys know that certain threads were randoml...
[View Noticeboard]
0/4000

BharatChan Disclaimer

Notice

Before proceeding, please read and understand the following:

1. BharatChan is a user-generated content platform. The site owners do not claim responsibility for posts made by users.

2. By accessing this website, you acknowledge that content may not be suitable for all audiences.

3. You must follow BharatChan’s community guidelines and rules. Failure to do so may result in a ban.

4. By using BharatChan users agree to the use of cookies, mostly for session related to user.

A poster on BharatChan must abide by the following rules:

Sitewide Rules
You must be 18 or older to post.
Sharing personal details or engaging in doxing is strictly prohibited.
Political discussions should be confined to /pol/.
Off-topic discussions, thread derailment, or spam may result in a ban and IP blacklist.
Pornographic content is strictly prohibited.
Any activity violating local laws is not allowed.
If you are not an Indian, you can only post in /int/. Or create and account and ask for approval to post in other boards.
Acknowledge

Anonymous

IN

SlfO5p

19/09/25 (Fri) 22:50| Last Reply: 2 months 8 days ago

No.873

bzy64ert6lp.jpg
bzy64ert6lp.jpg (50.59 KB)

I want to study other religions but I am afraid that I might end up delving too much into them and lose my original faith. What do?

Anonymous

ARYA

Pp7wKP

06/10/25 (Mon) 23:49

No.1176

>>873(OP)

If you are Hindu, you will stay a Hindu no matter how much you learn about other faith. If you are not a Savarna Hindu, please don't learn about our faith in the first place.

Anonymous

IN

e+SJND

06/10/25 (Mon) 23:56

No.1181

>>1176

Why? Is it religiously sanctioned? Then why did so many Brit scholars got their hands on vedas?

Anonymous

ARYA

+il/OL

07/10/25 (Tue) 20:20

No.1227

>>1181

>Then why did so many Brit scholars got their hands on vedas

Simply speaking people failed to do their job. It should have never went out of a gate kept circle at all. Probably pseudo intellectuals at play, that did it in hopes of some form of elevation. Now we have to talk to subhumans and timmies who thinks they are Arya's.

Active Users in /rta/: N/A