broken?

[Guest guest]

Something that I keep seeing in many of the writings here is

seperateness, and I don't mean opinions. One important thing that I

have learnt since discovering hinduism is that there is NO

seperateness. I know that in ANY religion thinking or proclaiming

any thought, creature, structure, being, or particle as seperate from

the One True will cause that being to be "lost." Had it not be for

the fact that the first thing I learnt about hinduism was about

oneness I do not believe that it would ever have meant anything at

all to me. For anyone truly on the path to God they most know about

and remember this oneness, this NON-seperateness.

 

Religions do not matter. Anyone who is truly seeking God will find

Him. I am focused on the oneness of God, and there I am; it does not

matter what book I read from, where I live, or what I eat.

 

Something that I have recently learnt to do is forgive christianity.

I have learnt that there are christians who truly see God and because

of love and devotion they were able to see past the false lines of

division. There are murtis of the apostle Thomas in India. I do not

think there would be murtis if he was not an enlightened man and did

not bring the same message that all creation knows but must be

reminded of.

 

I think what is wrong with most "religious" people is that they

worship a book, words, rituals, and other frivelous things. "I am

right because everything I read this book it says the same thing and

has always said the same thing...etc." I see this with hindus,

christians, and muslims; and you know what? Until everyone actually

starts doing what they're told to do in those books, which is the

same thing in every book, things will continue to degrade.

 

The first rule is to love God. The second rule is to love

everything/one else.

 

If there are any objections to these two rules, then one must become

more open, become more focused on God.

[Guest guest]

, caisuir <no_reply wrote:

>

Very true caisuir... The core philosophy of hinduism is truely the

One-ness of all the unvierse.

 

Vedanta is nothing but oneness and Tantra which is lost was more

logical on proving the one-ness of all living and non-living beings and

God

 

Religions may not directly be taking us to this oneness, but they

are dragging us towards spirituality, which works on this non-separate

ideal.

 

thanks

 

baba