The Guru Principle in Yoga and Christianity

[DivineFellowship]

White people have never believed they were mere animals or that dualistic existence is "all there is." True advocates for Whites will also be advocates of their religious knowledge. Jewish atheism and materialism are hardly improvements for the White mind.

[DivineFellowship]

The bliss brought by religion is not the dualistic pleasure of animal life, of eating, excreting, and copulating. It is a transcendental and all satisfying bliss independent of exterior conditions. It is only morality (brahmacharya) taught by the religions that can bring this bliss to a man or let him get established in it. Animals don't live in the blissful garden of Eden, but in duality, with fear, hunger, discomfort, etc. Nothing original or new about your particular sort of ignorance.

[bbarun]

Human salvation is to live blissful like an animal - innocent in nesting, digesting and congesting. Once the individual learns how to reclaim his own mind and becomes immune to the morals of society ("God", parent, friend, prophet, priest, intellectual, teacher, leader, guru, politician, messiah....) the "Garden of Eden" shall be his.

[DivineFellowship]

If some White Europeans are becoming non-religious because of Jew-propaganda, forgetfulness, or moral error, then they should turn back and become religious again, as is there heritage and natural racial tendency.

[DivineFellowship]

The White Europeans were the champions and builders of Christianity, and this video relates the guru principle of Yoga to the implicit guru principle that has always been central to the life of the White Europeans.

-- The White Europeans are a threatened people.

-- The White Europeans are my people, and a man has a duty to his people first.

[prashanthmohan1982]

@DivineFellowship Can you elaborate more on your thoughts on White Europeans? I thought the white Europeans are increasingly becoming non-religious. I would like to hear your views Sir.

[terrajag]

Beautiful... But what is all this about WHITE europeans? Please explain.

[GiovannisSanctuary]

You are a very well read man.. I always thought that about you.. one more video to add to the confirmation.

[DivineFellowship]

Someone said: "Research yourself. Don't ask questions before seeking for the answers yourself." But he was seeking answers for himself. Is it always better to seek them from mute, inert pages written by unknown strangers of the past? Research is questioning; reading texts is a more passive form of questioning and getting opinions. The opportunity to direct questions to any knower is a luckier form of research. Some people are luckier. One can always book-read to see how the two sources tally.

[prashanthmohan1982]

@DivineFellowship Namaste Sir, Is there a way I can contact you and learn more from you? I found most of the links on your website are broken like the ones on meditation, 4th Pranayama etc. Appreciate your reply

[xxJEDIxBRAVEHEARTxx]

Wonderful video, Julian!

How wonderful it was to see Prabhupada in a BSW video too!

[CeltoSaxonKnight]

A beautiful video. The form of Christianity you describe is, I feel, a precious one. Still for me the ideas of the Hellenic stoics & cynics are of a similar high order too. The cross cultural exchange between the 'Vedics' and the Hellenics post-Alexander (see Hellenic-Buddhism for example) stimulate the mind accept the implicit good of pluralism... The Mono-mania of 'one-size fits all' seems an evil destructive weed propagated from base Judaic pathology.

[BootboyJohnny]

Yet another TERRIFIC video! They always put me at peace. God bless.

[swedishvein]

What connections are there between Buddhism and Christianity?

[DivineFellowship]

First, so you know where I'm coming from, I consider the "bhakti" element (devotion) to a Top 3 of Christianity. There are different strains of Buddhism. And there ARE guru-yoga/guru-bhakti traditions in Buddhism. I find that westerners attracted to Buddhism latch on to forms of Buddhism that REJECT that, or at least forms that they THINK reject that. In Brief: Taking that premise about Christianity, only the forms of Buddhism having a strong guru-devotion element are truly like Christianity.

[DivineFellowship]

A second point of similarity is that most forms of Buddhism stressed austerities as central to the path, including celibacy. Keep in mind that Buddha was born a Hindu and was basically an innovator, or sorts, in a Hindu context. Thus austerities were a given with him and he pursued his sadhana, indeed, by performing yogic austerities as the Hindus do. (And getting their fruit.) Buddhists encounter much of the occult phenomena that the meditating yogins do (such as inner sound).

[DivineFellowship]

Differentiation arises in mere philosophy-metaphysics. Westerns may think Buddhism teaches "no God" (even with all the gods in Tib. Buddhism) Yet it's really that God can't be worded. It speaks of an unattractive "void." But that's more word-default for Pure Consciousness. The "Pure White Light" of Buddhists is none other than Vedanta's Brahman, Pure Consciousness. Apologies to Barca if he thinks only ink & paper have knowledge. Good luck. You won't even find 1 knowledgeable Yoga-Sutra in print.