Samo 'ham sarvo bhutesu na ma dvesyo' sti na pryah…..ye bhajanti tu mam bhaktya…… mayite tesu ca 'pyaham'
Meaning of above sloka is…….
"I was the same for all creatures, for ME, none of the most hated and most loved, but for those who serve with dedication, they exist in ME and I am there for them"

HINDUISM AND "His God"

Sloka above, quoted from the Bhagavad Gita IX.29 is a perfect illustration of God's nature and principles of Hinduism. This God, not God who sits on the throne in the sky with a layer of fire whip in one hand and gifts on the other hand, a whip ready to swing at any time to punish with the full sense of pain for those who do not trust Him, or in other side sow management prize enjoyment to those who adore Him. Hinduism free from this doctrine. Hinduism does not divide people into groups "devotee of the Lord" and "enemies of God". Does the sun shine just gave to a group of people?. Even he could not turn its rays from the dirt.

"God Hindu", which is God in the concept and view of the Hindu religion, called by various names: Brahman, Hyang Widi, Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Rudra, and hundreds or even thousands of other names, is not a jealous God. As a very clear message conveyed in the sloka of Lord above. He is neutral. Anger, love, jealousy is something that the properties inherent in humans. By God's own good name, people should not attach the properties themselves in the person of God. If God can get angry, burning with jealousy, or just made himself a protector for his followers (a group of people with a certain cult) alone and at the same time become the "enemy" for those who do not worship any other way, He is actually the same thing with humans. Thus, He does not deserve to be God. He is only a reflection of the human ego, and worshiped together with the worship of human ego.

In view of the deity as above, Hindus do not feel right to represent God to judge, and convict believers of other religions in the name of the eyes of God, because God himself did not teach it for that. Together with the creatures of God. Creatures that come and will feel and look to find appropriate ways, the level and quality of its search business. Who do not know yet can not find or can not feel it. And God is not mad about it. Hindu religious view of human choices in an alternative way to seek God, view of the Godhead, the religions are based on trend and level of human consciousness.

Thank you.