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Welcome to Beiing Spiritual
At Beiing Spiritual, we believe that while the world keeps changing, the truths of the soul remain same as ever. Our purpose is to bring those eternal teachings closer to today’s generation through simple, engaging stories inspired by Hindu scriptures, human behavior, and timeless wisdom. This space is just the…
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Many Paths, One Quest: Schools of Thought in Hinduism, Buddhism & Jainism
A clear, friendly guide to the major schools and sects across Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. Learn how and why traditions like Vaishnava–Shaiva, Theravada (historically called “Hinayana”)–Mahayana, and Digambara–Shvetambara took shape, what each emphasizes, and the timeless lessons for modern life. With easy examples, timelines, and a side-by-side comparison, this article…
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What are the Main Ideas of Hinduism? Understanding Sanatana Dharma
Excerpt: Hinduism, or Sanātana Dharma, is more than rituals — it is a way of life. It teaches balance, compassion, and the eternal search for truth. Let’s explore its main ideas in simple terms.
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The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism: Understanding the Path to Freedom
At the core of Buddhism lies a simple yet profound discovery: life is filled with suffering, but suffering can end. This teaching is known as the Four Noble Truths.
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What is Buddhism? A Simple Guide to Buddha’s Path of Wisdom
Buddhism is one of the world’s oldest philosophies of compassion and rational living. Born in India 2,500 years ago, it offered people a simple, practical path to end suffering. Let’s explore its core ideas and why it reshaped India’s spiritual landscape.
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What is Moksha? Liberation in Hindu Thought
In Hinduism, Mokṣa is considered the ultimate goal of human existence. It is a state of complete freedom—the final liberation from the endless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (saṁsāra), and the realization of your true nature as one with the Divine. It’s not about going to a physical heaven;…
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What is Nirvana? Freedom from Craving and Ignorance
In Buddhist thought, Nirvāṇa isn’t a place you go to, but a state of being you arrive at. It’s the end of suffering—a profound peace that comes when the metaphorical fires of craving, aversion, and ignorance are completely extinguished. It is a quiet calm that doesn’t depend on external circumstances,…
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The Middle Way in Buddhism: Finding Balance in Life
The Buddha discovered that neither luxury nor extreme self-denial leads to peace. His answer was the Middle Way — a path of balance, wisdom, and compassion.
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