Who is God ?

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Hi all -

 

A very good list on Bhagwan Sri Ramkrishna, Gurudev

Vivekananda and Mata Sarada Devi. Indeed a great task

to run such a list.

 

Hi Leo - Interesting question but I think not very

easy to answer. Here is what I have understood or my

conception -

 

According to Bible it is the father of Lord Jesus but

it is given for the masses or common people so that

they will understand it better. It is also given there

that god is Light or Sound or Infinite bliss or

anything like that depicting about the infinite,

absolute and real nature.

 

Ofcourse many other religions also have given the

answer to it according to their own way.

 

But according to Bhagwan Sri Ramkrishna also god is

everything. Vishnu, Shiva and Bramhadeva are just the

manifestations of that super soul we can say. In the

Gospel of Sri Ramkrishna it is given about the

infinite waves of Satchidananda and all the Gods and

Godesses are created from it according to the will of

the God or due to the prayers of true devotees. But at

the same time Bhagwan Sri Ramkrishna also says that

what is Bramha (the infinite ocean of light/wisdom or

bliss) can't be defined unless and until you

experience the state of self-realization or Samadhi.

 

In Bhagwad Gita Bhagwan Sri Krishna says for common

people that I am the Supreme but it also tells you

something about the infinite nature and god is

everything. So the concepts are given according to the

various levels of the readers.

 

Nice talking to you all. I have joined this list

yesterday. Thanks.

 

Anand Joshi.

INDIA.

 

--- Vivekananda Centre <vivekananda

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> leo mendez theleo99

> hindu

> Tuesday, September 25, 2001 02:14

> website

>

>

> Hello! You are running quite a simple, yet very

> educational website. My

> question is, who is God? Does the Gita tackle this

> question, besides He is

> the " everything " . That is, in Christianity for

> instance, God is the

> " Father " of Jesus. Is it possible that Vishnu in

> turn is an Atman of God?

> Or is God and Vishnu two separate beings? Thank you

> for your help.

> Leo Mendez

>

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~response~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> Dear Leo

>

> Your question is very interesting, we will throw it

> open to our list so that they may reply to you

> directly or via the list. Let us see

> what response we come up

> with.

>

> regards

> jay

> Vivekananda Centre London

 

 

 

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