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Hinduism focuses on "The Eternal Way," which means that certain spiritual principles are true for eternity, transcending what is man-made. This is like a science of [[consciousness]]. The advancement of knowledge is emphasized by [[Hinduism]], and today many Indians can be found obtaining PhDs or medical degrees. | Hinduism focuses on "The Eternal Way," which means that certain spiritual principles are true for eternity, transcending what is man-made. This is like a science of [[consciousness]]. The advancement of knowledge is emphasized by [[Hinduism]], and today many Indians can be found obtaining PhDs or medical degrees. | ||
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Hinduism focuses on "The Eternal Way," which means that certain spiritual principles are true for eternity, transcending what is man-made. This is like a science of consciousness. The advancement of knowledge is emphasized by Hinduism, and today many Indians can be found obtaining PhDs or medical degrees.