Essential Hinduism for Euro-Americans and for Hindu Muslim Unity

Euro-American scholarship of Hinduism is critically examined. Mistranslations and misinterpretations of Hindu scriptures are exposed. Vedas are indigenous to India, was not brought by an invading superior Aryan race. There is nothing like Vedantic Hindu philosophy in Persian Zoroastrianism or Greek mythology or anywhere else in the world. Unifying and tolerant of all perceptions of God, Hinduism is inherently secular, founded on Vedic philosophy summarized in Vedanta, exquisitely...
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Euro-American scholarship of Hinduism is critically examined. Mistranslations and misinterpretations of Hindu scriptures are exposed. Vedas are indigenous to India, was not brought by an invading superior Aryan race. There is nothing like Vedantic Hindu philosophy in Persian Zoroastrianism or Greek mythology or anywhere else in the world. Unifying and tolerant of all perceptions of God, Hinduism is inherently secular, founded on Vedic philosophy summarized in Vedanta, exquisitely explained in Bhagavat Gita, the Song of God. All Gods and Goddesses are different perceptions of the same ONE Paramatma, the highest level of Consciousness, nameless (no unique name), formless Creator of the universe pervading all space-time, matter and energy, thus ultra-monotheistic, not polytheistic, deserving tolerance by Muslims per Sura II-62 of Koran. By discussing excerpts from Koran in comparison to Hindu beliefs, Muslims and Hindus are informed that Koranic Islam and Vedantic Hinduism are not that far apart, conducive to Hindu-Muslim brotherhood. Unfortunately, the post-Vedic degradation of Hinduism with un-Vedantic caste-by-birth, and post-Koran degradation of Islam with un-Koranic laws, fatwas and injunctions (especially with regard to women whose rights Koran protects in sharp contrast to current practices in Islamic states), have contributed to tragic consequences. Unfamiliar with and unwilling to understand Hinduism, invading Muslim hordes destroyed holiest Hindu temples in violation of Koran, misinterpreting Koran which advocates tolerance, the Hindu outrage of which still simmers, Hindu extremists destroying Babri Masjid in Ayodhya which is critically examined in this pamphlet, and remedy suggested to restore Hindu-Muslim unity. The tragedies of Kashmir dispute and Middle East dispute in which thousands of innocent people perished, millions displaced, problems with no end in sight, are traced back to their root case: partition based on religion. Practical solutions are suggested for both Kashmir and Middle East with justice for all, no one excluded, with separation of state and religion (which will also solve Pakistan's and Afghanistan's Taliban problem) with United Nations initiative, debate and participation. The prevailing confusion caused by mixing Vedanta and Quantum Mechanics is resolved, restoring objectivity to science and spirituality to religion, separating the two which is essential to both.