about you, sir

[Guest guest]

dear sir,

through your websites, came to know the spiritual journey you took

while in india and nepal. you lived as a sadhak and did tapasya, if

i am not wrong.

could you also enlighten us as to how you decided to turn a trading

in spiritual gadgets like gems and other things?

you have done so much awe-inspiring work in the field of

spirituality. did you deviate from the path you had originally

chosen for yourself?

can you be called a businessman now? please understand that i

respect you a lot and any answer by you is not going to diminish my

faith and respectfor you.

i find your knowledge and wisdom and commitment to sanatan dharma

much more genuine and pure than most people who are currently

trading online on rudraksh and gems. many of them are self-styled

gurus who have never been to any sadhana shivir and quote hindu

texts to show off their so-called supremacy to poor knowledge-

seeking indians based outside india. as i am sure you have seen it

yourself, india has many yogis and gurus in the north and himalayas

and even in the south who cater to genuine shishyas.

with warm regards

aadi

[Guest guest]

Dear Sriman Ji,

 

Please read http://www.richardshawbrown.com/rsb-bio.html

 

Thank you,

R-

 

sacred-objects, "aadi291" <aadi291> wrote:

> dear sir,

> through your websites, came to know the spiritual journey you took

> while in india and nepal. you lived as a sadhak and did tapasya, if

> i am not wrong.

> could you also enlighten us as to how you decided to turn a trading

> in spiritual gadgets like gems and other things?

> you have done so much awe-inspiring work in the field of

> spirituality. did you deviate from the path you had originally

> chosen for yourself?

> can you be called a businessman now? please understand that i

> respect you a lot and any answer by you is not going to diminish my

> faith and respectfor you.

> i find your knowledge and wisdom and commitment to sanatan dharma

> much more genuine and pure than most people who are currently

> trading online on rudraksh and gems. many of them are self-styled

> gurus who have never been to any sadhana shivir and quote hindu

> texts to show off their so-called supremacy to poor knowledge-

> seeking indians based outside india. as i am sure you have seen it

> yourself, india has many yogis and gurus in the north and himalayas

> and even in the south who cater to genuine shishyas.

> with warm regards

> aadi