In English
Indians should never go against any religion or any idea or any one’s feeling. Some people and some religions of other countries tell us that all of us are the children of God, and so we must live peacefully like brothers. Our religions have taught us the saying, “,” or the Lord is in all the living creatures. Our culture teaches us that not only human beings but insects, animals and all living things should be treated equally, and all of them should try to live on a common basis. Indians worship the tree. The meaning of this worship is that even trees have something good in them, that they have fragrance that indicates good. We are worshipping animals also; some people worship the lion. It is called the or the vehicle of or . We worship the cow. We worship all these because we think that godliness is not only in human beings but also in animals. So among animals, we select the best of them because we see God in them. Indians worship even snakes that are considered to be very poisonous and harmful. To others it may seem ridiculous that we worship trees, animals and the poisonous snakes. However, it has a very significant meaning that in all these things we see Godliness and treat all of them equally. So our real religion points to unity and not to diversity.