Guest guest Posted February 15, 2002 Report Share Posted February 15, 2002 Thank you all for this insight. I have to agree with Nora about the concept of I think charity versus dakshina. You see even now Maharishi Mahesh Yogi has been trying to recreate the Brahmanical caste system by trying to get a group of 40,000 pundits together for a whopping billion dollars (to perpetuate world peace). But you see, Shiva is not for this idea. Teaching from Shakyamuni (ostensably the Jesus of India) explain that Buddha understood that in a few thousand years into Kali Yuga the world would return to barbarianism. Which is just where we are going. You see superstition and physical might usurping resaon and ethics everywhere (aka Bush, anti-Bush, etc, right vs. left). For this reason Buddha iniated people in large groups into what he called the Vajra Caste. It could be called the one caste. His intention was to gather up the enlightened of all castes together so that they might be stronger in the long run. The means for doing this was the Kalachakra Tantra. Kalachakra was the first Buddha - the timeless buddha, and he is joined in one face with Akshobya - the Buddhist name for Shiva. Moreover, it is written by a few that Jesus and Mary spent much time in the unknown years in India and some in Kashmir. My belief is that Kalachakra and Christos and Sivaism, and Shaktism all have compassion, charity and good will towards all caste and different people of mankind as their goal, to which they have all tried to override all challenges to their idealogies to become catholic inthe real sense or universal religions. Meanwhile everyone still fractionalizes all systems as if they are different. But my version of truth is that these religions at least share in the largest sense of all encompasing compassion for all humans nay all of life. If people are interested then Skanda, Kartekeya, Subramaniya are all I believe Jesus, the closest thing that exists in the Hindu world to Jesus anyway. And as the son of Shiva this could be proven. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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