Dharma

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Thank you cvcs for the beautiful story. It

reminds me how whenever I expressed doubts about any

Truth I read in our scriptures, the universe sends me

an opportunity to learn it experencially.<br><br>I

join Mirabai, ragsri, babu, and all the others who

have responded to the post - Re: The Dharma is not

nonviolent! and add, that to comdemn other religious

traditions in this manner is to totally have missed the

point of Hindusim. Besides, anyone can take words from

any religious text and use it to justify ones'

actions if they choose to. It doesn't imply the act is

sanctioned by the tradition. To understand a religion one

needs a far greater study than those of a few

quotations.<br><br>Moreover dear luna_ethereal, this is not a political club

and we do not support the kind of language you are

using to express your anger and hatred. While the

subject under discussion is open to all opinions, and

often events happen in our lives which make us angry,

any response needs to include respect towards each

other. That, in fact, is dharma. I will delete any

further posts that are abusive to fellow sadhaks or are

condemning of other religions. <br><br>Instead, do share

with us your thoughts on how to solve/understand

issues from a spiriutal perspective which is the

underlying essence of all paths, no matter where it was

revealed or which Master revealed it.<br><br>Love to

all<br><br>Tat twam asi<br><br>Uma