Does anyone have done research on Buddha in Hinduism? Is He really an Avatar of Vishnu?

How big is Phoenix a black hole and black hole get bigger and bigger and famous black hole and Hinduism black hole?

13 April 2023 9,932 4 View

Original source of the Kalasamhara (Kalari, Kalanthaka, Yamanthaka) Myth ?

Scholars like Gopinatha Rao, Shanti Lal Nagara, S K Ramachandra Rao and Vettam Mani state that the story of Shiva attacking Yama to save Markandeya has a Puranic origin. But, I detailly searched...

06 February 2023 9,581 3 View

Does mysticism have a scientific basis?

Mysticism is often treated as the opposite of science. But is it? Please see Natural Laws and Mysticism in the Cosmic Cycle of Creation

25 July 2020 7,034 80 View

What may have been the underlying facts of negativism towards homosexuality during colonial set-up in India?

My concern over here is if homosexuality has been a part of ancient Hinduism like in myths, legends, what has led the British colonialism to criminalise the same?

08 July 2020 359 0 View

What is the relevance of Hindu Marriage sacrament (Samskar) ?

Sacrament or Samskar means purification, Hindu have sixteen samskaras from Pre-birth to death. Marriage sacrament or Vivaha samskar is one of the sixteen samskaras.

29 June 2020 9,647 10 View

How do you interpret dreams in which people powerfully experience the divine?

Why?

07 August 2018 1,671 42 View

Is the Indo Aryans and Non Aryans theory a myth to create a secular divide in India ?

There are nothing called as Races based on Caste and Religion in India. Indians are basically Indians. All our life we are hearing that someone is a North Indian and someone is South India and...

05 June 2018 2,971 2 View

How can Hinduism ethics contribute to solving social and environmental challenges?

Is Hinduism ethics able to promote a more sustainable way to protect the environment and also to prevent social ills?

05 June 2018 4,119 4 View

In religions other than Christianity, what rituals would you consider sacraments?

A sacrament is typically understood as a channel or link to the divine or as a visible sign of an invisible grace.

27 February 2018 890 21 View

Should a course in world religions be required in secondary school?

Why or why not?

31 December 2017 4,803 25 View

Karl Pfeifer

Professor John Holt says YES he is:

https://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-buddhist-visnu/9780231133234/

Wikipedia also has a number of relevant references that you might want to look up:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Buddha_in_Hinduism

Anuradha Chhillar

Yes he was

Actully in this universe everything changes but that do not change is pattern repeating itself which are not affected by space and time . Pattern which are spanned in 3d lattice and 3d are not affected by space time