A Religion Called Human

A Religion Called Human

A Case for Positive Secularism

by Chanakya Ganguly

132 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781413784893
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Religion is not just about books; it is about facing life, action, music, dance, exercise, reflection, concern, evolution, problem-solving and creativity. Play the Violin a Make Harmony Play more a You will be healthy, wealthy and wise Gender equality or equality in general happens through an open, matured, serious and playful relationship built over communication, creativity, deeper understanding, purpose and real growth of the body, mind and spirit. Everything we try to do in life impacts everything else. Understanding this develops deeper integrity in or own self. We develop a strong coherence and capability to discover ourselves. Arguments without creativity are inherently negative and destructive. One should learn to learn, unlearn, sometimes compromise, let-go and grow intelligently.

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