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Keharmonisan beragama atau kerukunan umat … Keharmonisan beragama atau kerukunan umat beragama merupakan sebuah konsep yang menunjukkan adanya harmonisasi, keselarasan, keserasian, dan rasa cinta serta kasih sayang antar umat beragama. Konsep ini sangat penting bagi negara yang mempunyai keberagaman agama, seperti Indonesia dan India yang mengakui banyak agama: Hindu, Buddha, agama Konghucu, Islam, Kristen, dll. Di India negara dan konstitusinya mendukung dan mendorong adanya kerukunan beragama, sehingga setiap warga memiliki hak untuk memilih dan menjalankan agama masing-masing dan dapat hidup secara harmonis. Tradisi keagamaan yang berbeda, seperti Jainisme, Islam, Sikhisme, Buddha, Hindu dan lain-lain, telah berkembang di India sejak 2000-3000 tahun yang lalu. Menurut Dalai Lama konsep kerukunan umat beragama di India adalah harta paling berharga dan menjadikan India sebagai model dalam kerukunan beragama di dunia. Selanjutnya dia mengatakan meskipun agama memiliki berbagai filosofi dan tradisi spiritual yang berbeda, semuanya membawa pesan cinta yang sama. Indonesia seperti halnya India juga memiliki pengalaman yang mirip satu sama lain dengan terdapatnya banyak agama sejak jaman Nusantara. Peninggalan sejarah dan warisan dunia UNESCO berupa candi Borobudur dan candi Prambanan merupakan simbol kerukunan antara agama terutama di antara agama Buddha (Borobudur) dan agama Hindu (Prambanan) yang dibangun hampir pada era yang sama, yaitu di zaman kerajaan Mataram (kuno) dan kerajaan Sriwijaya. Bahkan di dalam kompleks candi Prambanan (Hindu) sendiri terdapat candi Sewu yang mencirikan agama Buddha yang berada pada jarak yang sangat berdekatan (hanya beberapa ratus meter saja). Sejarah dan pengalaman kita pada zaman Nusantara ini dapat membantu kita untuk hidup damai dan selaras secara sempurna dengan komunitas yang lain. Hal ini juga akan membimbing kita ke jalan yang benar yang dapat menimbulkan kerukunan antara komunitas dan dunia yang bahagia, damai dan harmonis.an dunia yang bahagia, damai dan harmonis.
, Religious harmony in India is a concept th … Religious harmony in India is a concept that indicates that there is love, affection between different religions in India. The Indian constitution supports and encourages religious harmony. In India, every citizen has a right to choose and practice any religion. There are examples of Muslims and Sikhs building temples. In India, different religious traditions live harmoniously. Seers of religions call for religious harmony in India. For popular film stars in India like Salman Khan, festivals of Hindus and Muslims are equal. According to Dalai Lama, India is a model for religious harmony. He mentions that "In the last 2000-3000 years, different religious traditions, such as Jainism, Islam, Sikhism, and others, have flourished here.". The whole concept of religious harmony is the most valuable treasure of India. In a lecture organized on the silver jubilee of Seshadripuram Educational Trust, Dalai Lama further said that though religions have various philosophies and spiritual traditions, all of them carry the same message of love. He also emphasized the importance of acknowledging each other as brothers and sisters. As mentioned by Dalai Lama, reviving ancient Indian knowledge helps us to live peacefully and in perfect harmony with other communities. This kind of knowledge guides us to the right path and paves the way for a happy and peaceful community and world. a happy and peaceful community and world.
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, Keharmonisan beragama atau kerukunan umat … Keharmonisan beragama atau kerukunan umat beragama merupakan sebuah konsep yang menunjukkan adanya harmonisasi, keselarasan, keserasian, dan rasa cinta serta kasih sayang antar umat beragama. Konsep ini sangat penting bagi negara yang mempunyai keberagaman agama, seperti Indonesia dan India yang mengakui banyak agama: Hindu, Buddha, agama Konghucu, Islam, Kristen, dll. Di India negara dan konstitusinya mendukung dan mendorong adanya kerukunan beragama, sehingga setiap warga memiliki hak untuk memilih dan menjalankan agama masing-masing dan dapat hidup secara harmonis. Tradisi keagamaan yang berbeda, seperti Jainisme, Islam, Sikhisme, Buddha, Hindu dan lain-lain, telah berkembang di India sejak 2000-3000 tahun yang lalu. Menurut Dalai Lama konsep kerukunan umat beragama di India adalah hartrukunan umat beragama di India adalah hart
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