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Why Hindus worship animals

By venerating animals, Hindus acknowledge the intrinsic value of all living beings and the interconnectedness of life.

Promod Puri by Promod Puri
June 2, 2024
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Why Hindus worship animals

Lord Shiva Temple in Kanipakam, AP, India (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

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There Lies Sound Rationality And Wisdom Why Hindus Worship Animals

The wisdom of animals compared to humans is a matter of perspective.

While humans measure intelligence and wisdom by certain standards, animals have their own unique ways of understanding and interacting with the world.

There is much we can learn from the inherent wisdom of animals.

Take dogs, for instance. Their loyalty and deep emotional bonds with their masters often exceed the connections humans form with one another. This profound aspect of canine behavior highlights a dimension of emotional intelligence that can be considered superior in many ways.

Reverence For Animals More Than Symbolism

In Hindu philosophy, the reverence for animals such as elephants, cows, and other creatures goes beyond mere symbolism.

It reflects a recognition of their intelligence, wisdom, and the vital role they play in the natural world.

This worship creates a spiritual connection between humans and animals, fostering a sense of respect and kinship.

By venerating animals, Hindus acknowledge the intrinsic value of all living beings and the interconnectedness of life.

This practice encourages humans to live in harmony with nature, understanding that wisdom and intelligence are not exclusive to humankind but are shared across all forms of life.

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Promod Puri

Promod Puri resides in Vancouver, Canada. He is the former editor, publisher and founder of The South Asian Canadian newspaper The Link, published from Surrey, Canada. Puri is the author of ‘Hinduism beyond rituals, customs and traditions’. Websites: promodpuri.com, progressivehindudialogue.com

Promod Puri

Promod Puri

Promod Puri resides in Vancouver, Canada. He is the former editor, publisher and founder of The South Asian Canadian newspaper The Link, published from Surrey, Canada. Puri is the author of ‘Hinduism beyond rituals, customs and traditions’. Websites: promodpuri.com, progressivehindudialogue.com

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