Some members' comments

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> Re[2]: demi-gods

> Cc: Swamis

> Sadagopan <sgopan

>

> Dear Members of the Bhakthi List;

>

> I fully support the views of Sri Venkatesh on

> this matter.I am truly sorry to hear about this=20

> despicable act of sending inflamatory anonymous mails

> to Srimathi Subha Swaminathan.

>

> This type of intolerant act is an act of cowardice=20

> that is not compatible with the parama KaaruNika matham

> of Sri VaishNavam . Shrimathi Subha had asked some=20

> legitimate and important questions to clear her mind=20

> about genuine doubts and number of members were kind

> enough to give their inputs.

>

> I request Srimathi Subha to rejoin us , if she still=20

> has access to this mail .

>

> I hope we would not ever experience such acts of

> intolerance , while discussing important points

> pertaining to our sampradhAyam.

>

> The glory of the Bhakthi list is that it has

> members of different backgrounds and levels

> of involvement with the sampradhAyam and nobody

> should be insulted for asking questions that they have.

> If the limit is reached in terms of discussions,

> Sri Mani Varadarajan , as before , can conclude

> the discussions on an amicable basis and move on.

>

> Let us learn from this unfortunate incident=20

> and rededicate ourselves to have respectful

> dialogs and learn from each other in the spiriti

> of true humility , which is the hallmark of

> Sri VaishNavam .

>

> Thanks ,

> V.Sadagopan

 

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> "Vivek Devarajan" <vivek.devarajan

>

> Dear All,

> It is very unfortunate to know that people have been sending

> anonymous and offensive mails to Smt. Subha, and that she=20

> is unsubscribing from the list. We should remember that anyone=20

> who shows interest in vaishnavism is a very fortunate soul, and we

> should be careful not to offend such a person. Lord Narayana

> will not excuse such offenses. I beg Smt. Subha to forgive

> these offenses and reconsider her decision to

> from the list.

> Trying to be a servant of the devotees,

> Vivek.