A Rationale for Hinduism as a Societal Structure
Essentially as we have no actual knowledge of the who we are in terms of our where and why in the universe, we must fall back to questioning the essentials of our existence as has happened within Hinduism. Firstly we are confined to planet Earth, to our physical bodies and to a lesser extent to a local area of habitation. While we have increased in numbers to populate the globe and establish social and trade networks, the latter are not essential for our wellbeing as local regions provide the necessities for life. The basic necessities are food and shelter with protection from hostile organisms perhaps lower on the food chain or less evolved in terms of having any similar ability to create on a human scale. But lets not forget all life has a similar innate intelligence as we do albeit a differently shaped capacity to survive, communicate and affect local environments. Fungi is an excellent example of an organism evolving a highly complex and mutually beneficial communication syst...