Guest guest Posted March 15, 2001 Report Share Posted March 15, 2001 I wrote: "To sin is human. The real sin is in being blind to the sin(s), not thinking holistically and objectively, not thinking till it hurts but stopping when it suits and satisfies your pre-conceived ideas." For years I was convinced that each of is a soul. But experiments conducted by very reliable people showed that each human body harbours many souls and that these are only "partial souls" of much bigger entities. It would seem that these partial souls, after leaving the body when it dies, get back to their own "group", which is what I call the "mega-soul". We have to keep learning, not stagnate. Scriptures are guide-lines, not brakes! We were given ideas to learn more, not to stop at the last word of the teacher. The Lord had no guru and has created us to know more about himself - and not to be alone!. What we learn is in his service, adds to the cosmic knowledge. One of the earliest poems of the rigveda aks, "Does Vishnu know how or whence he came?" He reads our letters and discussions and that is the comfort of the GREAT ORPHAN, who had neither mother nor father, brother, sister or friend! It is these roles we have learn to take on! All he has is children, mostly such as deny him! namaste Mani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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