Postharvest and Quality Management of Fruits and Vegetables in Nepal

Khatiwada, Bed P.; Karki, Shanta; Khatiwada, Purushottam P.; Dahal, Kishor Chandra

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-09555-9_5

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“…All Hindus and those who believe in rebirth, pre-birth, and Mokshya or Mukti (Nirvana) thought that visiting a temple eased all sufferings and sorrows (Mukti=Nirvana, Nath=God). This temple is a symbol of Hindu-Buddhist religious coexistence (Khatiwada and Dahal, 2067). The temple's priest is Hindu, and the temple's caretakers are Buddhists known as Jhumas.…”

Section: Fusion Of Buddhism In Hindu Temple and Vice-versamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Study of Nepali Sculptures Reveals Hindu-Buddhist Religious Harmony in Nepal

Ojha

2022

J. Interdis. Stud.

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In a multi-religious country like Nepal, religious harmony is essential for sustaining peace and calmness. Religious discord in society may result if religious concord is not addressed. Despite the fact that Nepal is a secular country with a Hindu majority, Buddhists remain crucial and inseparable elements of Nepalese society. They have lived in religious harmony in Nepal. At the period, there were no religious riots or tensions between Hindus and Buddhists. According to the Principle of Religious concord, when two cultures meet and interact, religious ideas will be exchanged, with the dominant culture prevailing. Harmony in cultures and customs evolved in Nepal for a variety of reasons. Because of their social acceptance and respect in society, Buddhists have become a vital part of it. Buddhism is seen as a component of Hindu philosophy by Hindus, and vice versa. In recent years, however, they have sought to differentiate themselves by religiously violating decades of peace and harmony. The purpose of this research is to examine the critical factors that contribute to religious harmony in a multi-faith society, as well as the reflection of religious harmony in Nepali sculptures. An in-depth interview and library research technique are used to investigate the topic of religious harmony. The goal of this article is to examine the underlying factors that lead to religious harmony in a multi-religious community, as well as its reflection in Nepali sculptures. This study also looks at the elements that influence harmony in the setting of Nepali sculptures. As a result, the conversation strives to foster long-term religious harmony between Nepal's Hindu and Buddhist religious communities. The findings may motivate them to keep strong connections.

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Section: Fusion Of Buddhism In Hindu Temple and Vice-versamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Siddhartha Gautam, who was born on 534 B.C. at Lumbini in the southern Terai, was the Hindu Prince ( Khatiwada and Dahal, 2067 ). These Buddhist temples are also significant to Hindus.…”

Section: Fusion Of Buddhism In Hindu Temple and Vice-versamentioning

confidence: 99%