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Dear Friends,

 

I am overwhelmed by the get well messages I have recieved from my dear brothers

and sisters on this list. Thank you each one of you. I do not know whether the

" old man " is happy with me. His tests are continuing and he is yet to give his

final verdict. No wonder Swamiji used to hurl his choicest abuses against that

madcap!

 

Thank you all once again, it is your good wishes that bring me back on the path

whenever I tend to stray away from it.

 

A word on the debate on westerners and hinduism, it is wrong to say that only

the devotees of God are marching towards him. Every being is hurtling towards

the godhead whether he/she/it knows it or not. One becomes a known devotee only

when one comes to realise this fact. The Lord mentions this in the Gita.

 

I recently came across the statement of a scholar of the Vedas and Puranas, in a

journal of MLBD Publishers, where he says that only Bharatvarsha (undivided

India) is the karmabhumi where one can do sat karma. The rest of the world are

places where beings reincarnate merely to enjoy the fruits of their actions. I

think this is a very short sighted statement. What do the revered list members

think?

 

Warm regards,

Jagannath.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Namaste Jagannath,

 

Let me add my prayers for your health to those who love you here.

 

I believe the tremendous incidence of very advanced spiritual beings moving

to and incarnating in the west indicates that something very interesting is

going on here. I can tell you from my own experience that the type of

rarest spiritual beings we read about in the great heritage of Mother India

are appearing here in the US and that there is a great renaissance of

realization occurring.

 

Love, Bob

 

 

Jagannath Chatterjee [jagchat01]

Saturday, July 24, 2004 1:26 AM

Ramakrishna

[sri Ramakrishna] Thank you my dear friends.

 

 

I recently came across the statement of a scholar of the Vedas and Puranas,

in a journal of MLBD Publishers, where he says that only Bharatvarsha

(undivided India) is the karmabhumi where one can do sat karma. The rest of

the world are places where beings reincarnate merely to enjoy the fruits of

their actions. I think this is a very short sighted statement. What do the

revered list members think?

 

Warm regards,

Jagannath.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I recently came across the statement of a scholar of the Vedas and Puranas,

in a journal of MLBD Publishers, where he says that only Bharatvarsha

(undivided India) is the karmabhumi where one can do sat karma. The rest of

the world are places where beings reincarnate merely to enjoy the fruits of

their actions.

 

I think this is a very short sighted statement. What do the revered list

members think?

>>

 

Sufism does not teach reincarnation. However, if I personally believed that

we are reincarnated according to the merit of our past actions, I think that

most of us would today be Veg-o-Matics.

 

I would say that we (re)incarnate according to the impetus given the soul

toward *awakening the Divine in manifestation* by the Creator (which is also

the aspiration of the soul itself), and I would say that we (re)incarnate

both where that is most possible for us but also where awakened beings are

most needed.

 

There is great need in the West for awakened beings just now.

 

Hafizullah

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--- hafizullah wrote:

> It reflects the shortsightness of the person whoever

he or she is, if that person says that Bharathvarsha

is the only Karma Bhoomi. Action is a part of human

life no matter where we are. We are always acting-

doing some thing. IN BHagvadgeeta, Krishna says: na hi

kashsit Kshanam api Jaathu thisthati akarma krit, This

means all human beings are engaged in some action

always. It is impossible to be inactive. Even if you

are sleeping, you are acting since you are breathing.

The message of Karma yoga is not just for Hindus. It

is for everyone. This message is , Perform actions but

dont get deeply attached to the results of your

action. It does not mean that we have no right to

expect good results. It only means that although we

can expect results, we have no control over results of

our action and so, we should be detached, but perform

karma in the most efficient way. Yogah Karmasu

Kaushalam- This means " Skillfully performing your

karmas is Yoga " ( not diplomaticaly, not wickedly with

eveil intentions, but Karma dedicated to purify

ourselves, and karma performed in an unselfish

manner).

> I recently came across the statement of a scholar of

> the Vedas and Puranas,

> in a journal of MLBD Publishers, where he says that

> only Bharatvarsha

> (undivided India) is the karmabhumi where one can do

> sat karma.

>

>

>

 

 

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