Subject: about our birth

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SrI:

SrImatE rAmAnujAya nama:

SrI lakshmI narasimha parabrahmaNE nama:

 

dear one,

The birth of a person certainly helps in shaping up

one's character, which verily depends on past karma.

The simple point is, the son of a butcher most likely

becomes a non-vegetarian, the son of a brahmin most

likely becomes a vegetarian. Hence, our birth has an

influence on our habbits. However, to cultivate good

qualities depends very much on the individual. Birth

doesnot ensure good habbits, but helps to acquire good

qualities if born in good families. Sometimes a

low-born may also acquire the qualities of a brahmin.

But in the vaishNava context, every one is a servant

of SrImAn nArAyaNa, no matter what caste you are from.

But what service we perform for the Lord changes based

on caste. A brAhmin vaishNava may act as a priest,

and a shUdra vaishNava may clean the temple premises;

but both are equal servants infront of our all

merciful Lord. Developing the quality of servitude to

the Lord and His devotees is the real practise of

vaishNavism.

 

dAsOham,

SrIperumbUdUru vEnkaTa vinOd.

 

 

 

 

about our birth

 

hai, i had a doubt about our births.if u can able 2

clear my doubt please,u said our birth will b decided

by our karmas,a man who born as a brhamin did u say it

is a good one or bad? i didnt think it as a bad one,

but some of those are having a bad character,bad

habbits? but they are a brahamin by birth what do u

think about this?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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