Returned Divine ~ Femi-Nine ~ 2009! Feminine Power- the definition

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-- On Sat, 26/9/09, gopal narayan <gopalnarayan> wrote:

 

jai gurudev

 

 

 

dear friend,

 

 

 

u cant compare sanatan dharma to patriacal monoatheism.

 

 

 

in monoatheism there is 1 god among many gods and he

 

is jealous and makes u to bow to him and if u dont he puts

 

u in imaginary hell forever.

 

 

 

in sanatan dharma there is only 1 god=spreme being adi shakti

 

in existance and all gods ,goddesses,stars, planets,galaxies ,all

 

living beings r a part of this divinity.

 

 

 

she is never weak or meek,she is all powerful and all that

 

exists is her.she is all powerful,as all gods and goddesses r part

 

of adi shakti.

 

 

 

as mahakaali she kills madhu kaithab,as mahalaxmi she kills

 

mahisasur,as mahasaraswati she kills shumbh nishumbh,as

 

kaali-chamunda she kills raktabeej,chand, munda,etc. ..

 

 

 

as lalita tripurasundari she kills bhandasur etc....

 

 

 

there is no difference between us and mother.this is vedic

 

adwaith vision which is scientificially proven.

 

 

 

i again request u to pls read srimad devi bhagwat puran

 

markandeya puran,etc... .and understand the divinity

 

in her totality.she is one with us and we r one with her.

 

 

 

later on all other world religion have copied this,in various ways.

 

 

 

she is most merciful,bcoz she kills demons who torment

 

humanity and gods,but she gives salvation to the demons

 

she kills.ie,she kills and those killed also get salvation,

 

ie devotees,and opposers both get salvation into

 

her divine lotus feet [ shree charankamal ].

 

 

 

this proves there is no one more merciful than her !!!!!!!

 

 

 

so,i will politely say,that u cant compare awdaith

 

with monoathesit deity.i am sorry if i hurt yr feelings,

 

but this is fact.

 

 

 

om shakti

 

 

 

gopal

 

 

 

 

On 9/26/09, Sunflower <sunflowerzmagick> wrote:

 

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> On the one hand, women are very strong, give birth, Goddess as all there

 

> is as Cosmos, is Vast, Mother Earth, has volcanos, storms, stars

 

> swirling in the Cosmos, and " darkness was on the face of the deep " at

 

> the beginning of creation before time began, Kali, is so beautiful to

 

> me. I see no violence or very limited mention of anything terrifying

 

> about Kali in all the Kali puja. So many beautiful things are said about

 

> Her. So much peaceful.

 

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> and yet She is destroyer of some pretty powerful demons and drinnks up

 

> Every last drop of their blood catching it on Her tongue their demon

 

> essence becomes transmuted transformed into Her own energy and She is

 

> Powerful Thundering Mother.

 

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> Consider this:

 

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> " OM GODDESS WHO TAKES AWAY DARKNESS,

> GODDESS WHO TAKES AWAY DARKNESS,

 

> GREAT GODDESS WHO TAKES AWAY DARKNESS,

> BELOVED GODDESS WHO TAKES AWAY DARKNESS,

 

> WHO TAKES AWAY ALL SIN, GIVE THE WAY OF PEACE "

 

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> from the Kali Puja sacred scripture of Kali

 

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> Sounds strikingly similar to you of some biblical scriptures? Even

 

> Jesus is portrayed as " meek " " and the meek shall inherit the earth " but

 

> his death is so gruesome, hanging on the cross to die. I think Jesus

 

> Mother must be Mother Kali Kali is so compatible with the old testament

 

> God of the Bible. She is to me a Goddess who is AS powerful or more

 

> than any of the male Gods.

 

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> In fact I was at a Navratri Puja this weekend last Saturday 19th and

 

> some of the ladies were talking while we ate lunch after the Chanting,

 

> and commented " only woman is powerfuol enough to kill the demons " when

 

> one little five year old boy asked innocently to his mom " Who is

 

> powerful enough to kill the demons? " so I was glad to hear a culture of

 

> female Strength.

 

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> I think also men and the male aspect have hidden in them a great

 

> sensitivity which like strength in women often goes overlooked due to

 

> cultural stereotypes.

 

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> Namaste,

 

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> Sunflower

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> " sd " <salharmonica> wrote:

 

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> > I wonder what you all think of this article-

 

> >

 

> > he describes feminine power (and there Goddess power) as soft,

 

> yielding, subtle. I do agree...but at the same time, how do you

 

> reconcile this definition with the images of Kali and Durga, which

 

> emphasize action and violence. You certainly can't call them 'masculine'

 

> but I feel that the author's definition of feminine power (which seems

 

> to be the standard one) doesn't take the more violent aspect of the

 

> Goddess into account.

 

> >

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In fact I was not referring to the demi-god yahweh to whom mr. gopal

refers here, i was making a broader reference to " the darkness on the

face of the deep " at the beginning of creation or the immutable power of

creation the precreation forces of Ma.

 

I was not making a monotheistic patriarchal reference to the bible.

 

Sunflower

, millennium <yonibluestar

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> -- On Sat, 26/9/09, gopal narayan <gopalnarayan> wrote:

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> jai gurudev

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> dear friend,

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> u cant compare sanatan dharma to patriacal monoatheism.

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