Dissent is Democratic, Consensus is fascist - Big bang

[Guest guest]

OMNAMONARAYANAYA

Dear Sadhaks . To understand " democracy " we must have had experienced true

democracy at least for a brief period.

Hinduism is infiltrated by other religions so many times that youth of today

understand Ramayan only if it is told in English. Authority for Indian History

is Vincent Smith  not any Indian author.

Sanskrit has become a " dead language " right in India! ! !

Hindus must stay united. But all sadhaks are united through an web in English

" " .

The caste in Hinduism is the biggest block for Hindu unity.

Anglo Saxon jurisprudence is followed in " secular India " and all western

countries

Shariat is followed in Muslim countries.

" Manusmrithi " is  as good as illegal in our country.

BIG BANG  is uttering OM  for a second time , this time by a man made mechanism

in a western territory.

CERN  is a success. Protons were sent in two directions one in clockwise and the

other in anti clockwise.

The two groups impinge at each other at the speed of light so that energy

similar to solar energy is created underground . MOTHER EARTH permits this

human intervention. No storms, no tsunamis, no earth quakes or any other

danger.. MAA EARTH  permits us harness and use unlimited non polluting energy.

Greenery and Earth must be " worshiped " for it.

More  feedback from senior sadhaks solicited

Ulaganathanji,Thimmappaji, Anupamji,Aumji and Shantnuji  thanks . 

yours

ijswamy 

 

 

 

~SWAMY

http://gjnanaswarup.spaces.live.com/blog/

 

--- On Thu, 9/11/08, M.S.Thimmappa. <thimmappams wrote:

 

M.S.Thimmappa. <thimmappams

Re: Dissent is Democratic, Consensus is fascist

 

Thursday, September 11, 2008, 6:52 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Ulaganathanji,

 

Yes, indeed, I fully agree with you and appreciate you elaboration on

Venkatji's submission. We all should move towards that. Vedas (

Original ! ) are the ultimate in human enrichment, humanity as a

whole, and also to reach the pinnacle of human existence.

 

Regards,

 

M.S.Thimmappa.

 

@ s.com, ulaganathan p <apunathan@. ..> wrote:

>

> Hari Om!

>

> I am moved by this passionate post from Venkatji.

>