Who are a Hindu ?

Who is a Hindu ?

 Swamiji explains :

 The word Hindu has 5 letters. ‘H’, ‘I’, ‘N’, ‘D’, ‘U’. What is the meaning of the word – Hindu?

 ‘H’ is Humility.

 ‘I’ is Individuality.

 ‘N’ is Nationality.

 ‘D’ is Divinity.

 ‘U’ is Unity.

 That is a Hindu. A true Hindu has all these 5 aspects. He may belong to any nation; all those who have these characteristics are Hindus.
A person who doesn’t have any of these characteristics is not a Hindu.

 Even if he is born in Bharat ( Hindustan), without these qualities he cannot be considered as a Hindu. These five qualities are required. These are like the Pancha Pranas- five life breaths of every Hindu.💞💐🌷⛳🕉🙏
Santoshkumar B Pandey at 11.15pm.

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