Reg: Holy books

[Guest guest]

The reply is in reference to Mrs Suma Gopal's message.

 

I'm from Andhra pradesh and well we do have some

swamiji's giving lectures on bhagavadgita,bhagavata

etc,though not on a daily basis.I donno how apt it

would be to take classes in temples on religion. I

think love for god should come from within but not by

taking classes. There are satsangs which encourage

people to participate in divine discussions and

prayers.The important thing is these satsang's are

formed on the will and accord of people and are funded

by themselves.

I personally think there is no advantage of having

a single book or viceversa.Books are a means of

understanding god and developing love for him. Simply

knowing the name of my holy book or reading a holy

BOOK does not create love for god unless we induce

those principles in our daily life.

 

Thanks

Subash Gutala.

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

In reply to subash Gutatla...............

It is right that we should have the desire to learn about our religion but he misses a point that if someone ask him a question what is Hindu religion what reply he would have. the basics of the religion are to be defined and the meaning of aartis and pujas are to be explained. this type of education is to be given to children who have to carry the religion for future. Look at the other religions they teach children what Aslam or christianity is. by going to temple and looking at the rituals and watching the priest chanting will never teach our children what Hinduism is.

Hari Om

Suraj Sehgal