What is the difference between baptism of the Holy Spirit and receiving the Holy Spirit? What is the difference between baptism of the Holy Spirit and receiving the Holy Spirit (or being filled with the Holy Spirit)? Do these two mean the same? I am open to the different views given by the denominations that exist today.
Note:  The answers here will really depend on your doctrinal perspective.

The word baptism is not a translation from the Greek, but a transliteration.  The word was used when describing the dying of fabrics.  The fabric was plunged into the dye and then changed forever as the dye stayed with the fabric.

So, baptism of the Holy Spirit seems to either refer to us being plunged into the Spirit or the Spirit being plunged into us.  Receiving the Holy Spirit, then, would seem to be pretty similar, or perhaps the result of baptism by the Holy Spirit.  

Perhaps we could say that in baptism, we receive the Holy Spirit.