Preserve the Paths of The Sanatana Dharma before its to late!!!

[Guest guest]

Namaste,

I came across this book online and found it to be very interesting

considering there are members of the mormon religion in my family and

I live in Utah the mormon state. now I have always tried to keep an

open mind when it comes to all religions, but i have always thought

the mormons to be very Evil and Controlling as well as manipulative

and a few other things. you can see it every where in the state of

Utah and unfortunatley now the white house(karl roves) I deffinately

suggest this book to anyone who is at all concerned about there

futures and the future of the world, seriously im not one to judge or

make trouble or to look down on others for there beliefs or even to

believe conspiracy theories but this is a subject i have always been

concerned about. http://www.mormonconspiracy.com/mormon.html you can

check it out for yourselves.

 

Aum Shanti

 

Ardan Mihiraan

[Guest guest]

Sanathana Dharma will survive because it is sanathana. India lives in its

villages as does the Dharma. There the other inflences are minimal.

 

Ardan Mihiraan <skud_13 wrote:

 

Namaste,

I came across this book online and found it to be very interesting

considering there are members of the mormon religion in my family and

I live in Utah the mormon state. now I have always tried to keep an

open mind when it comes to all religions, but i have always thought

the mormons to be very Evil and Controlling as well as manipulative

and a few other things. you can see it every where in the state of

Utah and unfortunatley now the white house(karl roves) I deffinately

suggest this book to anyone who is at all concerned about there

futures and the future of the world, seriously im not one to judge or

make trouble or to look down on others for there beliefs or even to

believe conspiracy theories but this is a subject i have always been

concerned about. http://www.mormonconspiracy.com/mormon.html you can

check it out for yourselves.

 

Aum Shanti

 

Ardan Mihiraan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Namaste,

 

Here is a copy of a post I just sent to HinduNet.

 

So, all of my posts for some time now seem to boil down to a couple

of important points.

 

In the Sanatana Dharma, the Guru is fundamental; and the Naga holds

the fundamental truths of Sanatana Dharma in trust for humanity.

 

The Naga inhabits another world; a world that few western seekers

have penetrated at all, let alone successfully.

 

America is very fortunate to have the blessings of a tour by a

Dasanami Sannyasin, my Guru-bhai and friend, Sri Ram Puriji, who has

also just released an amazing book.

 

Rampuri was born in Chicago and grew up in Beverly Hills. In 1969 he

journeyed over land to India with twenty dollars in his pocket in a

search for Truth. During his long discipleship in India, he received

traditional teachings in Sanskrit, meta-language, mantra and sound,

tantra, medicinal herbs, logic, ritual, and the "way of the yogi".

 

In 1984, Rampuri established Hari Puri Ashram in the Himalayan

foothill town of Hardwar in North India. Today, he is a member of

the Council of Elders of Datta Akhara in Ujjain, Central India, and

the envoy of its Pir. He travels widely throughout India and the

world teaching, lecturing, and participating in religious

functions.

 

In reply to some of my recent comments Rampuri sent me this note:

 

If people only knew the truth… I hate to say it, but even in the

most banal matters, people are no longer capable of truth ~ just

consider Iraq ~ the truth is all over the place, and even in the

newspapers, but very few seem to get it. What hope for sublime

truth, even if at times it is sort of obvious? It's a rough road,

and getting bumpier; which reminds me ~ I am starting my American

tour in a week. My book goes on sale on the 25th Jan.

 

 

"A bold journey which explores the true intersections of Eastern and

Western thought."

 

—Deepak Chopra

 

 

 

"Bound to challenge your view of reality and the spiritual life."

 

—David Frawley, author of Yoga and Ayurveda

 

 

 

"[An] exotic tale of enlightenment and self-realization."

 

—Publishers Weekly

 

 

 

BABA: Autobiography of a Blue-Eyed Yogi (Bell Tower, February 1,

2005), California native Rampuri's unprecedented account of his

discipleship and adventures among holy men in India, reveals more

about the yogi/ shaman tradition than any previous work of this

kind. In this fast-paced Rashomon-like adventure story, the reader

is treated to a rare insider's perspective and a unique insight into

the ancient path of yoga and India's sacred traditions. Rampuri was

the first foreigner to be initiated into the mystical and sometimes

dangerous world of India's most ancient and mysterious order of yogis

and shamans. Thirty-five years later, he is a guru.

 

Rampuri gives us an in-depth view of many of the common elements of

Yoga and Indian spirituality, religion and culture, as well as an

immersion in those areas normally hidden from Western eyes. In

questioning his own pre-conceived perceptions, he contradicts the

Western view of India and Yoga and reveals cultural constructions

that hide deeper and more compelling knowledge.

 

BABA

Autobiography of a Blue-Eyed Yogi

 

by Rampuri

 

The text and the guru, together (for perhaps the first time?) in the

USA.

 

 

 

Om namah Shivaya!

[Guest guest]

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, sankara menon <kochu1tz>

wrote:

> Sanathana Dharma will survive because it is sanathana.

 

Obviously, that which does not survive is not to be

named "sanatana" .

However it might be still good to put some effort from our side.

Dharma is present in ppl who live in it...

Secondly, it may be useful to save the texts that are in fact

vanishing. Stupid indian libraries do nothing and manuscripts die one

after another...

 

In any case, all is up to God, blessed be He...

 

Best regards,

A.

[Guest guest]

Dharmo rakshati rakshitaH

 

 

Arjuna Taradasa <bhagatirtha wrote:

 

93

 

, sankara menon <kochu1tz>

wrote:

> Sanathana Dharma will survive because it is sanathana.

 

Obviously, that which does not survive is not to be

named "sanatana" .

However it might be still good to put some effort from our side.

Dharma is present in ppl who live in it...

Secondly, it may be useful to save the texts that are in fact

vanishing. Stupid indian libraries do nothing and manuscripts die one

after another...

 

In any case, all is up to God, blessed be He...

 

Best regards,

A.

 

 

 

 

 

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