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What is the man and religion?
This is phylosophycal question, I would like to answer that man is always quirious and raises question like same question about universe.While research is related to the creator and administrator of universe, which showed lot of way to think like on naturalism and other scintific reason, but man got most satisfied answer that is god and which is administrated under the power of God which same as Generator,But while man searches reason of life, he must went to the generator with his higher phase of concentration and must have seen a power with his visible ability, which is explained by various rushis that is very pure and wondrful and then he must be guided to live and reason of life on earth for which man born.This created laws for human life, that is called Religion or Dharma.For Hinduism Shoucham, purification of mind and attitudes and life is dharma.This purification takes life long even more than one life which is contributed to control and can be achived with his daily life by Karmayoga, the theorem of life arises for this is called religion.Answer:Being a Christian, man was created by God ( Jesus Christ ). God is the creator of all things, who always existed and always will exist. Religion is man trying to grasp this concept and because of differences of opinion, different religions formed, along with Satan attempting to deceive mankind and thwart God's plan. (which cannot be thwarted)
How do Hindus break the unending cycles of death and rebirth?
The Buddhists are told that the way to break out of the cycle of death and rebirth is Nirvana. Nirvana is the ultimate state of enlightenment, of becoming the Buddha or becoming the witness and observer, realizing we are not this body that will die, we are not even the Mind and Ego, the ME that is reborn. So the Buddha spoke about how to break away from this cycle of death and rebirth. First we have to overcome this samsara, this world of desires, of material possessions. We have to let go of our desires because desires make us attached to people and possessions in this world. It is desire that makes us suffer, therefore, as per the Buddha, when we use the gift of discrimination and we live with dispassion and detachment, that is the way to live in Divine union, to be in silence, to be in meditation, to transcend the wandering mind and ego and to be liberated, to become one with the Divine by escaping from the cycle of rebirth. He called this Nirvana.
