vedism การใช้

• Some Slavic native faith groups also incorporate elements of Hinduism and Vedism.
• Syncretism of various traditions and Vedism resulted in Vaishnavism.
• The shramanas were wandering ascetics distinct from Vedism.
• Gopala Krishna of Krishnaism is often contrasted with Vedism when Krishna asks his followers to desist from Vedic demigod worship such as Indra worship.
• It has been maintained that Lakulisha s thesis conflicted with that of Gosala, and Lakulisha opposed Vedism, Jainism, and most particularly, Buddhism.
• Rather than studying Buddhism, Jainism, and Vedism in isolation, Gombrich advocates a comparative method that has shed light on both Buddhist thought and Buddhist early history.
• Slavic Vedism involves the use of Vedic rituals and worship of ancient Vedic deities, distinguishing from other groups which have maintained a stronger bond with modern Krishnaite groups often identify themselves as " Vedic " too.
• He meets with group of people around him named " Rodn?kruh ", fostering an unorthodox approach to Rodnovery under the name " Vedism " ( Slovak : " Vedomectvo " ).
• :Well, you have to remember that Eastern faiths ( those derived from ancient Vedism in one way or another ) don't have quite the same do-or-die attitude as Abrahamic faiths.
• Also some syncretic groups within Rodnovery ( Slavic Neopaganism ) use the term " Vedism " and worship Vedic gods, but mainstream Rodnovery is characterised by its use of indigenous Slavic rituals and Slavic names for the gods.
• The commonly proposed period of earlier Vedic age is dated back to 2nd millennium BCE . Vedism was the sacrificial religion of the early Indo-Aryans, speakers of early Old Indic dialects, ultimately deriving from the Proto-Indo-Iranian peoples of the Bronze Age ..
• Vaishnavism originates in the latest centuries BCE and the early centuries CE, as an amalgam of the heroic Krishna Vasudeva, the " divine child " Bala Krishna of the Gopala traditions, and syncretism of these non-Vedic traditions with the Mahabharata canon, thus affiliating itself with Vedism in order to become acceptable to the orthodox establishment.