My meditation-service at the United Nations for twenty-five years

Question: Are you part of a particular organised religious body, and is the meditation you teach derived from the Hindu religion?²⁴³

Sri Chinmoy: I appreciate and admire all religions, and my teachings embody the quintessence of all religions. But I do not belong to any particular religion. I was born a Hindu; therefore, I know the ins and outs of the Hindu religion. But I do not practise Hinduism or any other specific religion. My religion is to love God and to become a humble instrument of God. Hinduism is like a house; Christianity is another house; Judaism is another house. We each grow up in our particular houses, but then we come to one school to study. This school is spirituality. Through spirituality we discover our oneness with God.

MUN 430. 15 June 1977.↩

From:Sri Chinmoy,My meditation-service at the United Nations for twenty-five years, Agni Press, 1995
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Question: Are you part of a particular organised religious body, and is the meditation you teach derived from the Hindu religion?²⁴³