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Hinduism is one of the most ancient religions in the world. The religion is enriched with the best possible spiritual facets and reflects the ideal ways to live this very life.
Hinduism has spread fascinating and crucial aspects like four "Vedas" (Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samveda, Atharv Veda), four ashrams/ stages of life (Brahmacharyashram, Grihastashram, Vanprathashram and Sanysashram which mean studenthood, family/ social life, retirement and getting detached from the materialistic life).
In the United States, numerous people work in the Software industry who are from India and on other hand, organizations like Ramkrishna Math, Akshardham and ISKON have cultivated human beings for holistic development.
The principle of "Adwaita" (Oneness) is the backbone of Hinduism which can be found being practiced by a good number of Americans. Yoga, meditation, and Namasmaran (chanting) are other ways that have their roots in Hinduism and have blossomed the life of the native Americans too.
Secularisation of religion is fine until it does not alter and violate the essence and identity of a specific religion. But if the secularisation attempt disturbs the rhythm of religion, it should be avoided.