what punishment is mentioned in hinduism,buddhism,jainism zorastrianism etc.for not b

I mean wot their gods have mentioned in scriptures as punishment for non-believing in their scriptures and gods/goddess.

none. You accumulate karma in Hinduism/buddhism from "bad" actions. There is no punishment for not believing.

Hi, very good question, the punishment is very easy and that is to embrace Islam (The last testament) or the last amendment in the constitution of the Almighty. In all regions of the earth and in their own souls, until it becomes clear that there is only one true God (Allah). God says in the Quran:
?We will show them our signs in the furthest regions (of the earth) and in their souls, until it becomes clear to them that this is the truth?? (Quran 41:53). http://www.sultan.org/

No punishment has been suggested for non belief, but if a person can perform all the wordily duties honestly, then that person need not worship any God. No punishment is meted out to person for not believing in God, but for unrighteous conduct there is prescription for appropriate punishments.

No even a single punishment was mentioned in any religion for not believing god because that fools does not know that the future people are cleverer then them

In Hinduism there is no punishment. Because it believes in letting the person grow from inside to realize god n not force him into believing

Hinduism and Buddhism do have a difference, though. Hinduism argued by saying that behind the world of the transitory or non real lies what is ultimately real. Buddhism reversed that by saying that behind the real world is actually impermanence. Thus, the reason for all our craving is that because we think there is permanence, we have cravings. Once we know there is nothing permanent, not even the self, then we stop craving. In the state of ?Enlightenment,? the self is extinguished and all desire, and therefore, suffering, is gone. That is the goal of Buddhism.

According to Buddhist teaching, if we can obliterate desire we will obliterate evil. In fact, the very word nirvana means the negation of the jungle of desire to which our rebirth have condemned us. Can one resist asking, How does a world-view that considers everything to be impermanent even explaining the origin of impermanence and the seduction of the mind to see these as permanent? What, then, is this self if it dozen?t even exist, except as an illusion? The answer of Buddha is that he himself lived under the illusion of permanence until through multiple reincarnations he discovered the impermanence of all reality.

Then he announced that this world be his last existence, since he had obtained complete tirelessness. In that last incarnation, of course, he corrected his disciples in their erroneous views. He challenged several Hindu teachings.

In Eastern religions there is no forgiveness - therefore you will be reincarnated time and time again ?!?

Maybe this will help:

Deapak Chopra said:
?In reality we are divinity in disguise and the gods and goddesses in embryo that are contained within us?

?We must find out for ourselves that inside us is a god or goddess in embryo?

?Today I will lovingly nurture the god or goddess in embryo that lies deep within my soul?

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