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Hi Shankar,

 

First and foremost the Hindu mind never distingushes

between the various paths as they are based on

different temperments. The Judeo-christian theologians

have a concept of exclusivity regarding various sorts

of religions, so in my view they will not accept

whatever we say but anyway I will try to rationalize.

 

When Sri Ramakrishna practised a religion , his

entire mental makeup and ethical behaviour reflected

the makeup of a devout Muslim, Christian or

Hindu(Shakta or Vaishnava). This singular devotion and

eventual success in whatever he undertook was his

hallmark in spiritual life. Till he realized the goal

he undertook the practises. After attaining the goal,

after you realize God, do you mean to say there is no

freedom in returning to other modes of worship.

Wouldnt that be tantamount to putting a limitation on

the infinite possibilities before the soul.

 

Regds

Vinay

 

Dear All,

 

If you can through me some light about the following:

 

1. We all know Sri Ramakrishna practiced various

sectors in Hinduism

and other religions.What is meant there by his

" practicing " ? Becuase if

you take the Christian relgion, you can practice that

religion only

after accepting Christ as your way. After accepting

Christ path, you if you

go out to practice your own, you are belived to be

cheating.

 

2. Did Sri Ramakrishna accepted Christinanity or

Jesus? Either way, how

can he return to worship Kali?

 

3. What is meant by practicing Islam? Then why didn't

he continued the

islamic or christianity path? why he returned to

worship Kali?

 

I am going to give speach about Guru Maharaj in the

church (

Australia). These questions have been arised during my

conversation with the

organiser. I am expecting similar questions from

others as well. Please

clarify me to clarify others.

 

Thanks

 

Shankar

 

Strength is life, weakness is death.

- Swami Vivekananda

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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