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Although, some may find rituals and special acts beneficial, they can be limited in results, as they are still are in the material world of the gunas. Hence The Buddha gave them up and found them to be a hinderance to spiritual progress. Nisaragatta Maharaj and Ramesh Balsekar stressed the emphasis of gving up perceiving the self as the 'doer' of actions. One can get caught up in performing rituals, prayers, mudras, mantras and meditation, which are usually highly recommended but with little to no noticable results. The way to Realization is a result of one's inner becoming of living by the spiritual lessons. The ego is is extremely willful and attached to worldly and material ambitions and desires. Practicing a 'non-attached' attitude allows for participation in the world without having a vested interest in the outcomes. Lord Krishna taught Arjuna to perform his duties without concern for the results of actions. We would all do well to heed this advice and stay true to our spiritual nature.

I have read all of the numerous Hindu texts. I follow Hindu philosophy. I do not remember reading anything like that.

(I was Hindu, I converted to Islam, but I have been thinking about going back to Hinduism)

Non-vegetarianism is condemned and not appreciated.It's pretty much recorded in manusmriti,vedas,etc. non-veg is not recommended and is considered un-compassionate

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