To Lindaji : about about having lunch with God

[Guest guest]

, nierika wrote:

 

"But if you've missed having lunch with God, or breakfast, or dinner,

or walks, then, wow!, you've missed a lot. God is the very air we

breath; the very earth we walk upon, the very food we eat, the very

loved ones who fill our lives, even those in our lives who bring us

challenges. God/dess is in everything, everywhere. How have you

managed to miss it?"

 

Whew, Linda ji!!! JAI MAA!!!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

>

> Vinod wrote:

>

> I believe that all religions are false and manmade.What is the

simple truth

> is that the mother nature is the cosmic force and in one way or

the other we

> pray that force.This divine force energises each atom in this

cosmos.As long

> as the life force is there we are alive otherwise we kinbd of die

to be

> reborn.In fact there is never any death.

> My first God is our Sun as our eternal father and mother earth is

our

> eternal mother.

> And chanting Gyatrimantra is all you need to have.You can go to

any

> hindutemple to get the puja viddhi.

> Bible and Koran are way to confing but however I can challenge

anyone to

> bring God to have lunch with me and they cannot.

>

>

>

> Dear Vinod ~ Wow! Somehow, this kind of knocked my socks off. I'm

not going

> to challenge your comments about religion and whether or not the

Gayatri

> mantra is all we need (and I have the Beatles singing it in the

background of my

> head), and there aren't any Hindu temples where I live. But if

you've missed

> having lunch with God, or breakfast, or dinner, or walks, then,

wow!, you've

> missed a lot. God is the very air we breath; the very earth we

walk upon, the

> very food we eat, the very loved ones who fill our lives, even

those in our

> lives who bring us challenges. God/dess is in everything,

everywhere. How have

> you managed to miss it? Jai Maa , Jai Swamiji ~ Linda

>

> P.S. Of course, this doesn't even get into the discussion of

avatars, but I

> believe that there are two very significant ones who are the reason

we have

> come together in this digest.

>