Mult-Maya: a counter example / Beware of Kali's agents

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Giri-nayaka Prabhu has a point here:

 

On Wed, 10 May 2006 17:56 +0200, Giri-nayaka (das) BVS (SLO) <

Giri-nayaka.BVS (AT) pamho (DOT) net> wrote:

>

> Something is terribly wrong here. I don't know if others see it too. It is

> as by definition, that no devotee can not possibly come from certain

> course.

> Why? Just because person leading course became ritvik!

>

 

I've been saying this for a while, but there are quite a number of devotees

who believe that psychotherapy can help us make spiritual advancement and

who are also against ritvikism. Conversely, I know quite a few ritviks who

agree who agree that psychotherapy cannot help devotees make spiritual

advancement.

 

In this case, the link between ritvikism and psychotherapy is only

coincidental: someone who has his own flavor of ritvikism also happens to

advertise that psychotherapy can help devotees in their spiritual lives.

 

There is no causal link between faith in psychotherapy and ritvikism. This

case just shows that that someone can be deviated in more than one way at

the same time.

 

ys KKdas