Lokakshemam from Homas

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Dear Mr.Parthasarathi Dileepan,

Well said.Religion is a branch of politics and has nothing to do with BRAHMAN.One should know oneself not blindy believe.Evem modern science is based on Blind belief which is also a religion.People blindly accept whatever modern scientists say without selfexperience with random sample experiment.Mathematics alone true these which will prove true or false externally.Vedas are not religious books.The Ancient Rshis did severe Tapas , self experience selfrealised and handed them to us till date.Vedas should not be written or read itis AVAIDAKAM, meaning Against the Vedas.Vedas must be chanted heard and learnt.And even Vedas should not be blindly

believed one has to perform severe Tapas , self experience and self realised only then accepted.Vedas are not Secondhand or Nth hand Knowledge but the very word Veda means Firsthand Selfacquired Knowledge.Those who dont have that capacity should approach a proper Aachaarya and get the convincing explanation.And more so must approach a true Aachaarya and get the proper guidance.If you have any doubts ask me.I will clarify then as far as I know.

B.C.VENKATAKRISHNAN.

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Parthasarati Dileepan <DileepangovindlalaCc: bcvk71Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2009 7:04:05 PMRe: Re: Lokakshemam from HomasDear Shri Muralidharan:By life after death and before birth I was referring to karma and moksham. I don’t want to challenge these claims as these are purely faith based and the proponents do not seek scientific respectability However, when claims of material benefit are made, and/or scientific respectability is sought with shoddy research published in motivated journals, then, these charlatans must be challenged and held to account.When it comes to religious delusions, such as reincarnation, it

is indeed unfortunate that there are way too many simple-minded people sheepishly following them just because they are handed down through generations over millennia. Due to years of rote learning some of these people have the capacity to study these ideas as though they were worth the time and effort. For all their efforts they can only get these studies published in journals that cannot muster any scientific respectability. The less time we spend on these useless endeavors, the better it is. It is interesting to note that this weakness to cling to delusions is common among all religious peoples. They all have their own research, their own journals, and their own claims of scientific proof. The delusions differ, of course, but they all have their own delusions nevertheless. For example, Christians believe Jesus Christ died for the original sin men are born with that flow from Adam’s disobedience. They

further believe that Jesus rose from the dead and other such nonsense. Muslims have their own chest full of delusions and so do the people of Jewish faith. Even religions born out of healthy skepticism such as Buddhism fell into the trap of superstitions soon after Buddha’s death. Thus, the ponds of delusions differ from religion to religion, but all religions force their people to drink from their respective ponds and claim that their pond is the real thing and all other ponds are delusions. They are of course right about all other ponds; all they need to do is to go one pond further and admit that their pond is no different either. All the ponds are filled with delusions. The sooner humanity realizes this and rejects all religions in favor of universal love, dignity, and justice, for all -- not in expectation of some cushy life in swarga after death, but because that is the right way to live -- the better our life

experiences will be, and the better this world will be. Lokakshema will indeed result that no amount of Homas, Yagnas, and Havans can ever produce.-- Dileepan