Guest guest Posted October 5, 1995 Report Share Posted October 5, 1995 My answer is a guarded yes. Two points: [1] This e-mail group is called 'Bhakthi/Prapatti.' Therefore, any interpretation put forth must be consistent with that theme. Discussion about other interpretations must be in the light of why they are wrong and why our way is right. For open debate one must go to Alt.Religion.Vaishnava, or Soc.Religion.Hindu or some such open forum. Those who think they are open-minded don't jump to conclusions; I think there are enough people here wanting to learn more about sri vaishnavam. For such a group a no-holds-barred debate will be of little value. An upanyasam style class with one teacher is the best format. Later on we can organize debates with other schools of thought for the pupils to form a more critical understanding. [2] My knowledge level is extremely rudementary. It is not correct to use the word Pundit and my name in the same sentence, to put it mildly. Be assured that I am not saying this out of false modesty. I will be an eager student. -- Dileepan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 1995 Report Share Posted October 5, 1995 ---------- Parthasarati Dileepan Friday, 6 October 1995 1:26 prapatti Gita class My answer is a guarded yes. Two points: [1] This e-mail group is called 'Bhakthi/Prapatti.' Therefore, any interpretation put forth must be consistent with that theme. Discussion about other interpretations must be in the light of why they are wrong and why our way is right. For open debate one must go to Alt.Religion.Vaishnava, or Soc.Religion.Hindu or some such open forum. Those who think they are open-minded don't jump to conclusions; I think there are enough people here wanting to learn more about sri vaishnavam. For such a group a no-holds-barred debate will be of little value. An upanyasam style class with one teacher is the best format. Later on we can organize debates with other schools of thought for the pupils to form a more critical understanding. [2] My knowledge level is extremely rudementary. It is not correct to use the word Pundit and my name in the same sentence, to put it mildly. Be assured that I am not saying this out of false modesty. I will be an eager student. -- Dileepan I wholeheartedly agree with these sentiments. I would like to hear the Srivaishnavam side of things. I have more than enough Geetas and commentaries by other camps but none by Srivaishnavas. Kindest regards Ramadas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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