RE: 'Meat-eating'-correctness or otherwise-a delibe ration

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> Premadevi [sMTP:Premadevi]

> Friday, July 23, 1999 3:05 AM

> Ramakrishna

> Re: [ramakrishna] 'Meat-eating'-correctness or otherwise-a

> deliberation

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> Premadevi

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> hand. So, again, who is to determine who is tamasic?

[Madhava Replies:]

 

Personal Answer: No one... One should know himself by introspection.

 

Spiritual Answer: Please refer Bhagawad Gita 17th Chpter

" SraddhAtraya vibhAgayOga " . It clearly states on who is who. By the way, it

is not for pointing/accusing one another! It is given for the sake of

*introspection*.

 

One should keep studying Bhagawad Gita. Bhagawad Gita is a kind of

spiritual meter. Having contemplated on what Gita is saying, one could

easily understand on where is he standing in terms of spiritual progress.

 

Regards,

Madhava

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> Anurag Goel [sMTP:anurag]

> Friday, July 23, 1999 9:49 PM

> Ramakrishna

> Re: [ramakrishna] 'Meat-eating'-correctness or otherwise-a

> deliberation

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> Anurag Goel <anurag

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> I remember something like a man who has been serving in slaughter house

> for whole life can also achieve mokshaa by following Karma Yogaa.

[Madhava Replies:]

 

His name is " Dharma Vyadha " , one of the very interesting characters

in Mahabharata. He works as a Butcher. Great sages ask their children to go

and learn what is " Dharma " from " Dharma vyadha " .

 

Regards,

Madhava

[Guest guest]

Madhava i guess thre will be some incident related to " Dharma Vyadha "

telling wat dharma is ? Can u post some material regarding this

 

 

On Sat, 24 Jul 1999, Madhava K. Turumella wrote:

 

> " Madhava K. Turumella " <madhava

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> > Anurag Goel [sMTP:anurag]

> > Friday, July 23, 1999 9:49 PM

> > Ramakrishna

> > Re: [ramakrishna] 'Meat-eating'-correctness or otherwise-a

> > deliberation

> >

> > Anurag Goel <anurag

> >

> > I remember something like a man who has been serving in slaughter house

> > for whole life can also achieve mokshaa by following Karma Yogaa.

> [Madhava Replies:]

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> His name is " Dharma Vyadha " , one of the very interesting characters

> in Mahabharata. He works as a Butcher. Great sages ask their children to go

> and learn what is " Dharma " from " Dharma vyadha " .

>

> Regards,

> Madhava

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