Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 , deepak u <deepak_upillai> wrote: > This is a pity that communistic SH** which has been cleaned from CIS and USSR, is enthroned in India. Nehru alongwith his communist friends has damaged the very basis of hinduism in 50 years, which Moguls and English could not do in 100s of years. But a revival is on the horizon, i see the light shining and enveloping the world This is aquarian era, and no one can be fooled by any dogmas with love Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 There is enough blame for the decline of the purity of the religion to go around many times over. I wouldn't get carried away rushing from one extreme to another. The period that saw the rise of many alternative paths, jainism, buddhism, sikhism, etc etc all were ushered in by the decline within. The strength of a religion lies in how the followers walk the talk, how they live the truths they supposedly follow. The sincerity of its practitioners (not fanaticism), whether its bringing people together or creating divisiveness, whether it is helping people to lead positive lives, how it treats each other specially its disadvantaged and needy; how it takes responsibility for its own actions - its folllowers and the lives they lead that are ambassadors who will help regain the status of the religion. A disproportionate ammount of time is spent on pointing fingers at 'all those bad guys out there who are out to get us', instead of attempts at unifying/ straightening /cleaning up our own house so that it is restored to its potential shine! I haven't followed the details of the Swami Ramdev's case, except that he has had to withdraw many a claim because of people falling sick. While his program is wonderful, (I follow his DVDs myself) I recognize the responsibility on healthcare professionals, traditional or otherwise, to make sure that informaton is given appropriate to the audience and their consciounsness. He is certainly not responsible for the stupidity of the followers, but he needs to give sufficient public warnings of the consequences of not following the practices exactly as suggested. It is for this reason that serious Yoga therapists, refuse to give general prescriptions. _/\_ Tat twam asi Uma , deepak u <deepak_upillai> wrote: > > In defence of Hindu gurus > > January 09, 2006:http://in.rediff.com/news/2006/jan/09franc.htm > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 , "Tatwamasi" <tatwamasi> wrote: > > There is enough blame for the decline of the purity of the religion > It is not a question of decline of purity of a religion. It is a political issue, why every one in the world tries to mock at Hindus ? why our deities are printed on shoes, WCs, footmats ? Why our gurus are painted black ? Rajneesh (osho), Mahesh Yogi, Mata Nirmala Devi, Ramdev etc etc etc...why is it that their legs are pulled by media and intellectuals (read idiot communists). why in our Higher Secodary books children are being taught " Sikh gurus were lootersAurangzeb was a secular king", "Mahavir was never bornKrishna and Rama are imaginery stories"....you are living far away from India and dont know the ground realities. Are All islamic gurus pure souls ? Are not church masters blamed for sodomy ? but these things are not discussed in media...and at least christians/muslims dont relish these claims as we hindus do. When we were in a time when we had to pay taxes for being Hindus in our own country (called Zazia), how could we have progressed...while we had no time save ourselves from the tyranny of invaders. I dont wish to critisize anyone, but these questions need answers from our own self. If Hindu thought is not Truth...Mother nature will destroy it herself, no need of moguls or english or communists. If we see this episode from another angle, as per ancient Greek philosophy, which says there is a dark force called "Jealousy of gods". This dark force, is looking for any one who is trying to cross limits set for human beings...hence any one trying to be the bravest, or the most cruel, or the most kind or the most unkind, becomes pray of the Dark Force. This force, as per Greeks, gives these people long rope, encourage them in their zeal for superiority and then dashes on them, and finish them in one go either by creating alien environment around them or by creating another force equally opposite, but more powerful than them. If we see any great leader or any great saint or any dreaded terrorist, no one could escape from the dark force...socrates, christ, osho, martin luther king, and even Hitler, musolinis, and who knows soon a new name of laden will be added. tha z why Greeks always believed in moderation and never tried to cross the limits set by mother nature, to avoid the anger of the Dark Force. Ram Dev have enjoyed a lot of fame and name...and had to meet his waterloo... baba Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Dear Sadhakas, I just cant understand the hue and cry about Ramdeva's alleged "medicines". Is this single case where medinices made from animal sources had been manufactured, adminstered and admired.If the manufacturing is defying some rules of the Drug Act, then let the law take it's own course. And merely accusations dont make anything worth discussion in this forum of some real learned and realised persons. I suggest that the chaptyer may be closed and let us focus our attention to Tantra v/s "disguised tantra of Kriya Yoga or "Gorakhpanthi Yoga" which might unveil the misunderstanding about Tantric traditions. Love Satish Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 I would like to address 2 points 1. Why communints remaned throned in india 2.Hindu disunity firstly the communists ... For communists communism is a religion Being from WB i have observd that CPI(M) supporters are fanatical in there support for the party . No matter what the party or its leaders do or say they support with out questioning exactly like muslims support love for there religion. in no other party have i seen this to such an extent definitly not Congress or BJP (they are always infighting and critising each other in public) Communists articulate the daily need of the poor very well , the hunger of poor is a great weapon in the hands of communists world over not just india It is the combination there formidable organizational strength and the super capability to manupulate the Hunger/distress of the poor that keeps the commies on the thron. second point Hinduism is a evolved religion unlike the other to bigs which has one leader one book for all to follow and there diktat is imposed on all its followers. when ever you need to impose anything you need force and to generate that force you need unity so you see fanatical unity in religious matters specially in muslims. since question of imposing anything did not arise in Hinduism so unity in religious matters did not develop. It is evident through out indian history not just to day. The Libarel many path approach of hindus meant there never developed a central authority in hinduism. secondly hinduism is pluralistic by nature it always encouraged debate and testing of facts Also belif in Karma plays a part ... well if some one is suffering(even if he is a guru) it is because of his own karma so why bother is the attitude. I am sure if one fine morning The commies & Congs realized that 80% of hindus will turn against them if they continued with there curent policys then they will make an about turn. It is only there bluff master politics. but as you said the future looks bright love Baba ji <beirut_ka_baba wrote: , deepak u <deepak_upillai> wrote: > This is a pity that communistic SH** which has been cleaned from CIS and USSR, is enthroned in India. Nehru alongwith his communist friends has damaged the very basis of hinduism in 50 years, which Moguls and English could not do in 100s of years. But a revival is on the horizon, i see the light shining and enveloping the world This is aquarian era, and no one can be fooled by any dogmas with love Spiritual path Aum Visit your group "" on the web. Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 I have no information on the case you quote, maybe you could provide us with some links on articles about the facts of the story and the accusations. In any case, if there is really a persecution of Hinduism this is against human rights and the universal democratic principle of the free choice of religion. This reminds me a similar case in Greece which has taken the attention of amnesty international. In that case a famous scholar who founded a study group on Rumi in Greece has been sentensed. Read more here: http://viruswitch.blogspot.com/2005/12/black-list-of-shame-and-new. html and http://web.amnesty.org/library/index/engEUR250242005?open&of=eng-GRC Communism in India? Hell no, the yogis in Himalaya should meditate more and drive them away! , deepak u <deepak_upillai> wrote: > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Dear deepak, I am with you.The hindu have to be united and protect themself. Have you heard "Dr.Karim Naik" in IRF channel? I am watching him,He is good example of how to convert "hindu Scripts " in favour of "Islam" . This is true shit and no leader in hindu is come to protest against him. Now the question is that "why we need enemies when we have them in home." Our Pundits(human parrots)only keep on offering comments instead of extracting sence from nonsence,they only pick up shit out of gold. Even they start daubting on sadgurus capacity. etc. --- deepak u <deepak_upillai wrote: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2006 Report Share Posted January 13, 2006 , Aditya Mukherjee <adimuk> wrote: > thanks Aditya..it was quite logical analysis of the situation. The psuedo-secularists of India are so mean and shameless that has no parallel in the world. The recent example in delhi will prove this. Swami Narayan trust have built a very big and beautiful AksharDham Temple in Delhi on the banks of river Yamuna. The temple is a peace of art and its historical part is a real lesson for modern day children to understand the history of India (and also hinduism). When the temple was about to be completed, the so called psuedo- seculars went to the court and asked to stop the temple construction on the plea it will spoil the environment around Yamuna river. Yamuna river in Delhi has 2 very big slums in the yamuna basin (where any construction is banned by law)...these slum clusters are inhabited by illegal bangladeshis, and are infamous centres for crime, prostitution, pickpockets and illicit liquor. More than 80% of theft in delhi are committed by them. They also spoil the river by diverting their sewage in Yamuna....and for the last 20 years...NONE of the communist or the psuedo secularist ever raised a voice over those slums....and suddenly when a temple is built they woke up and started hue and cry over the construction.(though court did not accept their plea and gave go ahead to the temple....and they blamed court to be agents of RSS) and most of them are Hindus !!!! baba Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 15, 2006 Report Share Posted April 15, 2006 --- radhakutir <radhaktr wrote: radha thxs for he info, any website? Please be advised that > such a body is already in > existence and it is called the "HINDU DHARMA ACHARYA > SABHA", 'The Voice of > Collective Hindu Consciousness'. This organization > is made up of 74 top > saints, many of them heads of various Hindu > Sampradayas. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2006 Report Share Posted April 16, 2006 NOOOO please allow me to disagree violently ! Any such organisation will create havoc for Hinduism. See what churches did for christinity and Maulavis did for islam. Most of the hindu saints are egotists, idiots and hypocrite...and i have seen their idiociy on Kumbha Melas in Haridawar.....they are full of ego and are not capable of leading Hindus. Any such idea should be abadoned... love baba , radhakutir <radhaktr wrote: > > "deepak u" <deepak_upillai wrote in <> > > I propose that a Supreme Spiritual Council, composed of at least seven of > the most popular Hindu leaders of India, be constituted, maybe under the > leadership of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the most traveled of all these, the one > who has disciples and teachers of all religions, both from India and the > West. > --------------------- > > I agree, we need more of Sri Sri Ravi Shankaras to spread the Gospel of > Vedic Culture worldwide, which can only be the uniting force in the face > world ridden with strife. Please be advised that such a body is already in > existence and it is called the "HINDU DHARMA ACHARYA SABHA", 'The Voice of > Collective Hindu Consciousness'. This organization is made up of 74 top > saints, many of them heads of various Hindu Sampradayas. The second > convention of this Sabha took place in Mumbai from October 16-18, 2005, > under the convenership of HH Swami Dayananda Saraswati. This is an Apex Body > of Hindu Dharma and the detailed proceedins of this conference and the > resolutions adopted by it were published in the Arsha Vidya News Letter of > October 2005. > > For information of those who are not aware of the existence of such a body. > > radhakutir > OM > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2006 Report Share Posted April 16, 2006 I agree that having a central body to control the Dharm will be devastating although it depends on the objective of the group. I would like to see them to join forces in having a day of collective meditation for peace and harmony. If each Guru asked his/her disciples to participate from wherever they are, in a day of meditation for peace, can you even imagine what power it will unleash? _/\_ Tat twam asi Uma , "Baba ji" <beirut_ka_baba wrote: > > NOOOO please allow me to disagree violently ! Any such > organisation will create havoc for Hinduism. See what churches did > for christinity and Maulavis did for islam. > > Most of the hindu saints are egotists, idiots and hypocrite...and > i have seen their idiociy on Kumbha Melas in Haridawar.....they are > full of ego and are not capable of leading Hindus. > > Any such idea should be abadoned... > > love > > baba > > > > > , radhakutir <radhaktr@> wrote: > > > > "deepak u" <deepak_upillai@> wrote in <> > > > > I propose that a Supreme Spiritual Council, composed of at least > seven of > > the most popular Hindu leaders of India, be constituted, maybe > under the > > leadership of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the most traveled of all > these, the one > > who has disciples and teachers of all religions, both from India > and the > > West. > > --------------------- > > > > I agree, we need more of Sri Sri Ravi Shankaras to spread the > Gospel of > > Vedic Culture worldwide, which can only be the uniting force in > the face > > world ridden with strife. Please be advised that such a body is > already in > > existence and it is called the "HINDU DHARMA ACHARYA SABHA", 'The > Voice of > > Collective Hindu Consciousness'. This organization is made up of > 74 top > > saints, many of them heads of various Hindu Sampradayas. The > second > > convention of this Sabha took place in Mumbai from October 16- 18, > 2005, > > under the convenership of HH Swami Dayananda Saraswati. This is an > Apex Body > > of Hindu Dharma and the detailed proceedins of this conference and > the > > resolutions adopted by it were published in the Arsha Vidya News > Letter of > > October 2005. > > > > For information of those who are not aware of the existence of > such a body. > > > > radhakutir > > OM > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2006 Report Share Posted April 17, 2006 , "Tatwamasi" <tatwamasi wrote: > > > I agree that having a central body to control the Dharm will be > devastating although it depends on the objective of the group. > > I would like to see them to join forces in having a day of > collective meditation for peace and harmony. If each Guru asked > his/her disciples to participate from wherever they are, in a day of > meditation for peace, can you even imagine what power it will > unleash? > > _/\_ Tat twam asi ---- - Hindu Dharma or Sanatan Dharma is so diverse that it can not be bound in a strict central body. More over our dharmagurus are so rigid and bird-headed, they will never agree on anything. I have seen big names fighting over who will bathe first on Kumbha mela. Shankracharya once, in a meeting in Kashi became enraged why he was not given bigger chair..and we see daily these Kleshas....so better not to give these saints any deciding chair. God himself has taken care of Hindu dharma, and he will continue doing so. All gurus meditating for peace is a beautiful idea...but how far it will work is doubtful. when Mahmoud Gaznavi was advancing towards Somnath temple in Gujarat....all the priests of the temple gathered and did a continuous Yagya and Japa of Mahamrityunjaya Mantra. The appeal of the king to send his army to save the temple, were declined by the Head priest, saying Shiva will save the temple and its inhabitants. History tells what happened....all those peace mantras failed and Mahmoud killed all the priests, looted the temple and destroyed it. We hindus have been made so coward by interpretations of our Dharma that where we have to fight, we hide behind idols..where we have to defend we hide behind explanation of Maya....and finally suffer and get our temples...and old scriptures destroyed. When Guru Gobind Singh asked Banda Bairagi to fight the Moguls first he refused saying," I am a sadhaka...what i have to do with politics and wars" guru Gobind singh then assured him that," serving the country...going to war to save her too is sadhna and in the hour of need you sit inactive it will be a sin...all your sadhna will bear no fruits because Mother Kali wishes to use you for this war" Thus those sitting in Himalayas doing tapasya are not the only sadhakas.....those sitting on the Siachin glacier in military uniform, protecting the country in the -50 degree tempratures are also sadhakas... love baba Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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