One religion focuses on living a good, decent life, doing one’s dharma while being cognizant of impact of one’s actions over many births.

Other focuses only on after life, advocates even hurting others in its name.

Under which system can they coexist - serious answers pls

I’m not looking for partition should have been thorough type answers. That doesn’t help

Even other countries face this challenge but there, it is between liberal society founded on Abrahamic principles and this religion.

India is unique because of the nature of Sanatana Dharma
What sort of a person would even kill another just to get to heaven.

1. values his own existence so poorly that life has no meaning for him

2. Or brainwashed to believe that some lives aren't even lives so they can be taken

3. or rewards of some mythical heaven worth killing
In any society the ones with no hope for their life are most dangerous.

So I can understand why Modi Ji is working to bring them into mainstream and give them hope in life away from those who have kept them in ghettos.

That takes care of the 1st group.

What abt the other 2?
Even if the 1st group reforms we have some hope.

But the second and third - those that don’t value non-believers’ life is worth it or those that think promise of heaven is more important. How does one handle them.

Hoping for internal reformation hasn’t worked out.

What now?
This is where society must call out the three groups. Embrace the first one by giving them hope

But let the other two know that whatever rewards they expect in heaven their stay in this world after they commit violence would be worse than anything they imagine.

Carrot & stick
Never mistake.

One civilization feels like doing good deeds is the way to attain Moksha (NOT same as heaven).

Other thinks even killing is worth doing to get to heaven.

In this clash only one will win. Who will it be?
Some things the civilization of sanatana dharma must do

1. Yes we consider our relationship to divine personal but we were a community. Rebuild connections

2. Go to local temple on certain day as community. We used to do this: Friday - Devi, Mon - shiva etc. you aren’t alone
3. Create WA or other groups to communicate at least with people in your street. Watch out for one another.

4. You can still keep your traditions and practices and your community without using caste as a wall. They will use it to divide you. Realize you are Hindu first.
5. Use power of your wallet. Even locally withdraw support from those who think your life is worthless.

6. Boycott brands that support conversion or don’t condemn violence against you.

7. Vote blindly for BJP. Defeat every anti Hindu party first. Then ask BJP to do it’s job
8. Finally I can’t stress this enough.

Please live as a good Hindu and raise a Hindu family in touch with its roots and culture. Don’t worry about those that look down on Sanskari / traditional types. They aren’t your friends.

#JaiSriRam
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