Call Off The Dogs!

[Guest guest]

On 17 Apr 1999, Prsnigarbha das wrote:

 

> Herbs was a Vedic science, you know. If you think

> taking

> hormones to trigger the body to turn into a female form is bogous, you have

> to

> think the same about Ayur-veda, because it is exactly the same mechanisms

> in play.

 

 

 

This is a super stretch. We seem to be dribbling down a road that we can

justify any material desire by somehow linking it to some extremely unique,

abstract and rare resemblance to something in the Vedas. Entire religions

based upon the Vedas have been completely condemned by incarnations of the

Lord. The motives for scriptural following is important. Vedic humans were

increasing their killing of animals in the name of Vedic sacrifice when it was

actually sense gratification until Lord Buddha (Krsna) came to stop it.

[Guest guest]

On 17 Apr 1999, Prsnigarbha das wrote:

 

 

> There are stories about sex changes in

> our books, but how they are accomplished is never explained. Mostly

> by *magic*. But many other common day-to-day activities was also

> accomplished by *magic*, in our books, so I don't find that too odd.

 

 

It is not "magic". It is the highly refined science of sound vibration. A lost

art due to material consciousness obstructing the development of finer brain

tissues.

 

Most, if not 99.9%, of "sex changes" referred to in the scripture were done as

the result of curses - against the choice of the recipient of the curse. The

references are there and can be used to understand that body parts can be

changed through the power of science, subtle or gross.

[Guest guest]

On 17 Apr 1999, Madhava Gosh wrote:

 

> So anyone with an active tongue has the qualification of a woman? Let

> me count my e mails and see who has the most (hmmm, could it be

> Janesh?). Sorry, I couldn't resist.

>

 

 

Touche!