caste/jaati -- misplaced concern

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No serious SV practitioner can or may look down on another person

for any reason. Doing so would immediately disqualify person concerned

being recognized as SV bagawatha.

 

The question should alway be what Sriman Narayana has in mind rather

than what the oher person or a different community think.

Sriman Narayana loves and is dear to anyone to whom HE is dear.

There is no caste or jaati for GOD. Bagawan considers one and only

criteria

for a bagawatha. The bagawatha's sincerity and contrite love for

the highest principle in this universe. This is fact established

both by Udayavar Ramanuja himself and then by Desikan swamy.

Therefore, no individual should waste any time thinking less or

special about the jaati or caste they are born into. All are equal

in GOD's eyes.

Everyone has an obligation to serve and protect and preserve temples

our culture and sanatana dharma.

In India, especially in Tamil Nad it is fashionable to hate divinity

and make every effort to discredit divinity and religion.

Unfortunately tamil nadu is also the special place where numerous

Azwars and learned seers appeard in succession and some of the

compelling temples exist.The good people of TN have to forget about

other people and start thinking about supreme principle and the

perspective of that cosmic principle. Most importantly they

should resurrect religion and worship and divinity in that barren

ill-gotten land Tamil Nadu. Everyone has that responsibility.

No one discredits the whole discipline of ACCOUNTING because

companies practiced fradulent accounting methods in America.

Similarly, people of TN have to correct their ignorant ways

and retract some of the rhetoric and sentiment against religion,

temple and worship.