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"Whenever ParaBrahm deploys into manifestation, it assumes a dual aspect..." This, to me, resolves the difference between quantum and classical physics.
I am very confused. People like Srila Prabhupada say all the time that God ultimately is personal. And, besides that, Prabhupada also limits God by giving Him attributes like: "He has this color, He is this big, He has a mouth, nose, etc."
@FearThisChannel I think of God not as a thing, but as a perspective. The notion of God, and contemplation of God, is a mode of consciousness, a state of being... seeing God as "personal" is not incorrect, merely incomplete. The same is true of all other notions of God.
Each individual is an expression of divine creativity, and thus you are divine. Your perspective of God is unique. It holds value and carries weight. Your relationship with God is for you to search out. To search out this mystery is an adventure. Do you see God as personal? Good! Do you see God as impersonal? This also is acceptable... we are not judged harshly for holding a different perspective. There is value in a diversity of perspectives and understanding.
@craigblack1234 Of course there is, but still there is a major tendency of people to think that God is limited by logic. They say He cannot "life stones which He made so heavy that He couldn't lift it" or make "square circles" or be personal at its essence and at the same time impersonal because this would simply be illogical for them. But this is just so weird to me! How can you limit God by logic?
The problem is not logic and reason per se... I would argue that logic and reason are essential aspects of God's nature. The problem is logic and reason oversimplified in the human mind. Some things are paradoxical because they are contradictions. Others only seem paradoxical until fully understood.
@craigblack1234 Well I'd say that logic is indeed a limitation on God because this would mean His nature had to be according to logic and it would mean He would have to act according to the laws of logic (which He transcends).
You say here that some things are contradictions, and if that was true, then they are contradictions because they are illogical. So this "illogical" would still be a limitation for God unless logic wasn't part of His nature. Please explain further in PM if you'd like.
@craigblack1234 By the way, now you say this I can also say that God is illogical, because if you say He's logical, that means your view is incomplete, if we come back to what you said.
So we can say He's both illogical and logical according to your statement.
Haha! :) Now I am amused. Again, I would encourage one to see God as a perspective rather than an entity... like putting on a pair of glasses. "Reality" very much depends on one's point of view. Each perspective of God/reality leads us to a unique understanding of the world around us. There are benefits and caveats to each perspective. However, not all perspectives are equal. Some are superior to others. Beliefs and perspectives are to some degree TESTABLE...
@FearThisChannel Some problems do not have a single right answer. Rather, there may be good answers, bad answers, and everything in between. What's the best way to raise children? The best political party? The best religion? All these questions would fall into that category. None of this contradicts reason or logic however.
“Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.” -Buddha
@craigblack1234 Well there are some things that do contradict logic. For instance, saying that God can't create a square circle, that He is not able to be hateful or that He can't be both personal and impersonal. This could be a lack of understanding.
What I think the Buddha means, cause I've seen this quote before, is that we need to listen to our hearts, not necessarily think about it in a logic way. As Zen-Buddhists and other religions say, the "HIGH" can't be grasped by reason...
@FearThisChannel There is both the left brain and the right brain. There is both rational/logical/sequential as well as creative/intuitive/simultaneous aspects of our nature. The challenge is to embrace both aspects of our nature simultaneously. We can embrace our intuition without disregarding rationality and vice versa. We must find a balance between the left and right hemispheres of our brain. Both modes of consciousness are simultaneously valid and indispensable.
@craigblack1234 Of course, I have to agree. But then we talk about human nature, the nature of our limited selves here on Earth. And I was talking about "God status" where one transcends simply everything, including logic/intuition and other dualities. The "God status" is an absolute one. Dualities such as logic/intuition, impersonal/personal, real/unreal should be eliminated.
And if that doesn't make any sense either... then don't listen to me. Haha! Instead, watch the following video and see if you get anything out of it: watch?v=H4I530FYX1c&feature=related
@craigblack1234 No, I don't say I don't want to listen to you. But we started with "logic and God". I personally think that God/Brahman is a God who TRANSCENDS logic since He is infintely transcendental.
I said if God would be ruled by the laws of logic and it was part of His nature, then logic would transcend Him, which means He is not the highest. I personally go for the view where God is simply transcending ALL, including logic and all thinkable ways.
To say that something follows a particular nature is not to say that said nature is higher than the entity. If God follows the tenets of logic and reason, he assimilates them. What we assimilate is part of us, not higher than us. God and logic are inseparable. Try communicating without logic. Try reasoning without logic. It can't be done.
Logic falls into the category of a "strong axiom"... according to the following proposal by Aryan Rand:
"An axiom is a proposition that defeats its opponents by the fact that they have to accept it and use it in the process of any attempt to deny it."
In order to deny the merits of logic, you must employ a certain form of logic to do so. What you have done is strengthened the case for logic, no matter what argument you employ.
@craigblack1234 Instead of looking for some "guy" upthere, why not try getting close to God by doing things that would please God? Like telling the Truth, being Honest & Compassionate, helping others in need. We Hindus can be nicer, we Hindus can help out more.
Going to a Temple, chanting bhajans, writing RamaKoti will NOT get us close to God. They will help, but there is more to do to get closer to God
Why was this comment directed toward me? Are you trying to refute something that I said?
In my view, the ultimate purpose of spirituality is compassion. If believing in a deity helps you become compassionate, then that is your path. But the compassionate atheist is just as spiritual.
@craigblack1234 sorry did not mean to single you out or even direct it at you. You are right, an atheist can be just as spiritual as a theist. Most often we focus on a diety or a guy who will make us happy, instead of asking ourselves are we making ourselves worthy of God? Telling the Truth, being honest, compassionate, treating others like you would be treated(this is something we Indians can work on) etc. will bring us closer to God.
Just as you find it impossible to imagine the "I" as dead, so will you find it impossible to set aside the "I" for consideration - all that comes to you is the testimony "I AM."
if people over hear you talking to yourself and your superior wisdom that surrounded you yet because you where by yourself it as it seemed you where crazy.
A word that destroyed kings now they will be saying am i crazy for not believing when the true face of whatever it is opens it's great mouth I am sure it will be very afraid of the fire from it's anger. As anything that's rely for righteousness the father could cram a spy straight up satins back door The black whole in god's heart musicnote
God is not a he or a him it's a what and IT OR I AM AND PEOPLE BETTER START BEING VERRY CARFUL OF THE HOLLY GroUND they re on earth is gods-'NOT MANS TO RUIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@s1prasad The video has some excellent progressive ideas, such as God transcending poly/monotheism, atheism/theism, personal/impersonal, etc.
But then interjects with a very primitive idea, "A HINDU DOES NOT CONSUME FLESH AND PRETEND TO LOVE GOD." We consume flesh with every breath we take. Microscopic organisms constantly live an die within us. Thus, animal death and the partaking thereof should not be viewed with disdain. Eating meat is perfectly natural and spiritual.
@2191levent , You need to differentiate a religion with the sociological practices. Sociological practices hv evolved in the history. At firts, it was karma based, i.e. on the basis of profession. As time passes, the practices becoming stricters and later on it shifted on birth basis. If you look at contemporary history, all civilization had classes on the basis of labour, including slavery. Unfortunate that due to social practices n birth basis, upward mobility stopped- today's cast system
@2191levent , You need to differentiate a religion with the sociological practices. Sociological practices hv evolved in the history. At firts, it was karma based, i.e. on the basis of profession. As time passes, the practices becoming stricters and later on it shifted on birth basis. If you look at contemporary history, all civilization had classes on the basis of labour, including slavery. Unfortunate that due to social practices n birth basis, upward mobility stopped- today's cast system.
we have many religion but the important is the relationship between you and God maybe we can't understand all . that is because we are only creation of God . that's why we have GOD he understand and know all and he is the reason of everything . Just love your neighbor as much as you love yourself . and do right things. forgive others so God will forgive you. remember nobody is PERFECT
Excellent concepts with the exception a couple things. For example, the whole vegetarian thing is ridiculous. Overall, a good spiritual perspective that transcends fundamentalism.
@craigblack1234 , Vegetarian is a preferred practice but that doesn't mean hindu doesnt eat meat. More than 70% do. There are places where fish is supposed to be auspicious. These r social n cultural practices and followed differently as hindus r not a homogeneous society. However, most doctors believe that veg is a better diet. Our body is also primarily plant eating. Ayurveda (Hindu Medicine) believes that every type of food has different intangible properties and meat is tamsik, ie -ve energy
But the idol deity itself is God. If the understanding of everything is God in itself why not the idol. There is a connection to God in all aspects of nature and beyond. Therefore everything in all, is part of all that is. The Isness. Just my opinion. Great video. Namaste.
I liked much of the purely hindu concepts. But I think they missed the boat on a couple of things. Vegetarianism and reliance on cultural aspects of their faith.
I have seen the associations brought to view in the video. Taoist, Christian, Buddhist , Hindu. They represent the kernal of 'truth' when their cultural identity is stripped away.
I'm pleased to know of all of them they present a rich tapestry of the human search for meaning in his existence.
Well. I see in it all kernals of truth. The cultural baggage can be thrown away and then you have the ideas.
I disagreed with hinduism on the vegetarian aspect as the eternal transaction of the universe is the exchange of our energy. This is the sacrifice principle imbuing the myths.
I agreed with about 90% of the hindu stuff. Just not the cultural stuff and the importance of religion is over emphasised. The ideas are great and should be set loose in the world.
@hermenutic , Actually it is other way round. There is no cultural practice that u need to follow to be a hindu. Even if u r athiest, u may become a hindu. Hinduism as a university provides lot of courses / paths and it is you who needs to choose your path. U may send email and i will luv to answer ur questions.
1. He fulfills over 3-0-0 Messianic Prophecies in the Old Testament.
2. Jesus made 30 "...I am..." [Greek ego eimi] statements in the gospel of John. Jesus said, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham came into being, I am." (John 8:58)
Jesus also said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through me." (John 14:6)
@GsliMaIiy welcome to What is God? A Hindu Perspective: Metaphysics & Philosophy
COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS
You are the COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS, God, temporarily in the role of 'I'. The bodymind-complex is the instrument to be utilised for that role, Use it for furthering God's purpose, executing God's will. This is the message of Rig Vedha.
Jesus also said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through me." (John 14:6)
Jesus is referring to the Nondual/Dual nature the individual has with God,
he also said "i am in my father and my father is in me" and "i am my father are one".
he is referring to Nondual/dual like the relationship between the ocean and the wave the wave is seemingly seperate from the ocean and yet ultimately one with it.
the last I heard Hindu was FREE from any doctorin right? I mean it SEEMS like it has doctorine just like the Bible alittle bit..UNLESS someone is geting it wrong.. IDK maybe I'M getting it wrong...lol: I've seen documentaions on Buddhism and read OTHER articles about Hinduism and it says these gods do not want to be worshippped err or something like that..IDK..Anyways to me you dont need GOD or anything to tell you what's right and wrong.
The Vedas advise us to LOVE GOD, with no touch of desire in our minds. Love, since you must love for love’s sake; Love God, since whatever He can give is less than He Himself. Love Him alone, with no other wish or demand.
ONE who is the core of each object, each unit of energy, each particle or atom and One under whose orders alone the five elements—ether, air, fire, water and earth—do operate. LOVE HIM, adore Him, worship Him—say the Vedas. This is the grand philosophy of Love as elaborated in the Vedas.
ONE who is the core of each object, each unit of energy, each particle or atom and One under whose orders alone the five elements—ether, air, fire, water and earth—do operate. LOVE HIM, adore Him, worship Him—say the Vedas. This is the grand philosophy of Love as elaborated in the Vedas.
ONE who is the core of each object, each unit of energy, each particle or atom and One under whose orders alone the five elements—ether, air, fire, water and earth—do operate. LOVE HIM, adore Him, worship Him—say the Vedas. This is the grand philosophy of Love as elaborated in the Vedas.
The Vedas are the authority for the faith of millions. They are the very words of God. The Hindus believe that the Vedas had no beginning and will have no end. GOD SPEAKS TO MAN. They are not books written by authors. They are revelations conferred by God on many inquirers, of the ways of earning the SUPREME GOAL.
The Vedas are the authority for the faith of millions. They are the very words of God. The Hindus believe that the Vedas had no beginning and will have no end. GOD SPEAKS TO MAN. They are not books written by authors. They are revelations conferred by God on many inquirers, of the ways of earning the SUPREME GOAL.
The Vedas are the authority for the faith of millions. They are the very words of God. The Hindus believe that the Vedas had no beginning and will have no end. GOD SPEAKS TO MAN. They are not books written by authors. They are revelations conferred by God on many inquirers, of the ways of earning the SUPREME GOAL.
The process of living has the attainment of the Supreme as its purpose and meaning. By the Supreme is meant the Atma. All those who have grown up in the Bharathiya (Indian) culture—the Bharathiyas—know that the ATMA IS EVERYWHERE.
God as the only means of victory, spiritual exercises have been laid down, such as philosophical inquiry, besides sensecontrol (dama), and other disciplines of the sixfold sadhana (spiritual discipline). The practice of these will ensure the PURIFICATION OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS. It will then become like a clean mirror that can reflect the object, so the Atma will stand revealed clearly.
For Jnanasiddhi (the attainment of the highest wisdom), Chitthasuddhi (the cleansing of the consciousness) is the Royal Path. For the pure in heart, this is easy of achievement. This is the central truth of the Indian search for the ULTIMATE REALITY. This is the very vital breath of the teaching.
In the Sastras, and in the Upanishads, they assert, “We had the awareness of the Atma.” Hindus do not aim at confronting a dogma or a theory and scoring a victory over it. They aim at testing that dogma or theory in ACTUAL PRACTICE.
The Vedas took form only to demonstrate and emphasise the existence of God. The Hindu siddhapurushas (those who attain the highest goal of spiritual sadhana) have all travelled along the Vedic path and carried on their investigations according to Vedic teachings. The Sastras contain authentic versions of their EXPERIENCES and the bliss they won.
The Bharathiya approach is not to waste time in discussions and assertions of faith in dogmas. They do not delight in the sight of empty oyster shells thrown upon the beach. They seek to gain the pearls that lie in the depths of the sea. They would gladly dive into those depths and courageously seek for pearls. The Vedas show them the ideal to follow and the road which leads to the REALISATION.
Their goal is not mere empty faith. It is the Sthithi (the stage reached), the Siddhi (the wisdom won). The life-aim of the Bharathiyas is to reach fulfilment, through constant sadhana, the fulfilment that comes from the awareness of one’s divinity. Mergence with the Divine is the attainment of fullness. This is the SUPREME VICTORY for the Hindu, the Bharathiya.
The Vedas declare: Sarvata pani padam tat sarvothokshi siromukham, sarvata srutimalloke sarvamavritya thishthati ( with His hands, feet, eyes, head, mouth, and ears pervading everything, GOD PERMEATES THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE ). God is the witness to all that you do. You may hoodwink anybody, but not God because He is always in you and with you.
People are obsessed with the idea that the Absolute is formless and that one has to merge into this formlessness and loose ones identity, I find that idea completely unattractive, its surely much nicer to be with Krishna taking part in His pastimes.People want to become formless because they think they eliminate all suffering, but they dont know that all suffering is eliminated when being with God in His eternal pastimes and that there is no need to loose ones identity
God = Love. No mystery :) No man in the clouds, no hellfire and brimstone. God is Love, not man-made religion, not fear, not hate, not 'he' not 'she', no devils, the shadows are made by MAN, God is LOVE LOVE LOVE. WE are little pieces of God because God (LOVE) is Everywhere, this means that there is NO WHERE that God is not (including in US) that's my view, love to you and you and you:):):)
i dont see how you can say that the Vedas arent monotheistic. There is one God. He did not lose his form. He created many persons and worlds and realities.. they did not create him. even if all god created is him, he is still an individual separate of those things.. though still those things. The whole point of the Vedas is to be an all comprehensive guide for returning to the supreme personality of godhead.
Brahmalokaḥ sanātanaḥ is Vaikuṇṭha, kingdom of God - the loka or abode of Brahman, or the Supreme Lord with eternal spiritual planets. Brahmalokaḥ sanātanaḥ is not the same as the Satyaloka planetary system (planet in which Brahmā resides). To distinguish between the two, the adjective sanātana has been used in this case.
They say that god is "the unknowable" and then say they know what it is, and then attach a name to it, "Hinduism", and then make an entire religion with outfits and pictures and everything...
The basic tenants of Hinduism (as presented here) has a resonance for me, far beyond my (rejected) christian up-bringing, though I have no qualms eating dead flesh for life feeds upon life. I'm vaguely spooked to see so many of my personal suspicions about ( ) have already been in existence for so long. I knew nothing of Hinduism, and really still don't. That symbol in the vid -I've seen that in my mind's eye before. What is it?
@GodKillerAtheist questioning god , rejecting god and challenging god is acceptable in hinduism....just read the history of hinduism especially ancient period and u will see open debate on god/godesses is the characterstic of this religion. Their are four ways to god-tantra, yoga, devotion and karma. Even atheists can achieve mokhsa based on their karma i,e their deeds....
@anu123km "questioning god , rejecting god and challenging god is acceptable in hinduism"
Sounds boring. IF I had no one to pwne with the most basic of logic every morning I'd have to start drinking coffee to wake up and we can't have that. I must rally against this horrible Hinduism. You guys eat all the first born babies correct?
@GodKillerAtheist oh yup we can may have a cube of time or something more if fourth dimension is discovered....hindu philosophers were trying to discover truth and in 10000 BC or 2000 BC or even in 4th AD they could only hypothesize....just tell me when was the last time hindus or even hindu extremists opposed stem cell research or some other scientific research on the basis of religion?
@GodKillerAtheist i follow hinduism because it makes most sense than anyother religion,it says 1)only one thing is unchanging in the world -change it self 2)unity of all as all things as they are ultimately made up of same neutral constituents-atoms 3)evrtything rises from same energy source and merges back to it. 4) freedom of conscience-everyone has the right to his/her own path to truth.
@GodKillerAtheist hinduism does not claim to be the only on true religion or even absolute truth. It has a very strong atheist discourse build in its philosophy. The first book of hinduism Rigveda openly questions existence of god in famous verse about creation when its says (about how universe came into existence) "may be he knows or may be even he not for when there was nothing from where he came from"....
@anu123km: just to clarify, the verse on creation in rig veda doesn't question the existence of god. it simply lays the foundation of the concept later dealt with in the upanishadas, propounded as the mahavaakya - "yato vacho nivartante, aprapya manasa saha" which means "(brahmana) is that which the speech cannot describe, and the mind cannot comprehend". the vedas have a very clear concept of god but go on to say that since it cannot be commented upon, it can only be realised personally
i think you should read about hindu philosophy you will certainly enjoy it...there are several schools of philosophy but you can start with charvak's he was a formidable atheist and god(s) slayer of his time!! have fun....
Cārvāka is not considered to be part of the six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy. =) I'm more intrested in the 6 orthodox schools and not the Atheistic one that was considered invalid. +)
@GodKillerAtheist well i only suggested that you start from him.....i dont belong to any school as such becoz i dont think that any school of thoght can give u perfect knowledge and anyways knowledge has to be updated with time....also never had time to study all the schools in depth too busy in my economics....
@GodKillerAtheist@GodKillerAtheist i follow hinduism because it makes most sense than anyother religion,it says 1)only one thing is unchanging in the world -change it self 2)unity of all as all things as they are ultimately made up of same neutral constituents-atoms 3)evrtything rises from same energy source and merges back to it. 4) freedom of conscience-everyone has the right to his/her own path to divine. HIndusim talks about- dharma, artha (money is honey),kam(desire) and moksha.
@anu123km it actually sounds very boring. But don't get me wrong I'm grateful for your information. Tell me do they pray in Hinduism? is it necessary?
@GodKillerAtheist not necessary in isalmic or christian sense...infact a lot of people dont even pray formally especially young people who are more into meditation etc than formal rituals.....as said before its not a dogmatic religoin fixed in meaning & frozen in time but a highly fluid one which changes according to time constantly........
@GodKillerAtheist well many...to start with-caste system which even though is greatly weaken and withering away remains the greates weakness of hindu society, other ofcourse superstition especially in rural area(it a religion after all)....but i have noticed one thing that almost nobody today in hindu society argues on the basis of book(s) or religion says so, hindus are goverened by secular laws rather than religious law unlike say muslims here in india who are goverend by their retarded sharia
@anu123km I think I have more fun arguing with Muslims Hinduism sounds boring. One last question so I can understand something precisely. Are you a hindu and if yes since how long, birth?
@GodKillerAtheist i can understand why u have more fun arguing with muslims...even i love arguing with them....well i am hindu since birth as born to hindu parents in india....but never been a practising hindu and serious differences with many things in hindu religion and society...had been near atheist several time in my life...last was 1 and a half year back....free thinking back and forth...where the mind and knowledge leads me...
@anu123km It's just rare for any religious person to ever find a flaw in their obviously false perception of reality. In error they believe they know all, therefore they think there is nothing more to learn. All they have is Vague passages in some book that doesn't mean squat to me. Emotional pleas and False data mixed with Lies is all they offer. While they brainwash your children and empty your wallet. Their proof is Wild claims that can be proven by more unprovable totally insane claims.
@anu123km as far as the the ussue of being a slave to a book is concerned certainly its not the case with sanatan dharma.our ancestors have already taught us "ya vidya sa vimuktaye" (knowledge is that which liberates).its good that u belive in hinduism. may god blees u.
@wionbakee "You believe YOU know all, and therefore there is nothing more for YOU to learn!"
Incorrect, I believe that there is more to know than I could possibly learn in 100 lifetimes. Your cult claims infinite knowledge and thinks that it's book of lies is filled with all the information that we humans need to know.
My imagination is not limited by reality You are limited by your cults dogma so much that you can't even see reality since you blindly worship the contradictions of your cult.
@anu123km ANU u know hinduism is only way of life which recognises atheism the famous saint(rishi as we call them in indain tradition) charwak was as it is suppused was a non beliiever yet he is very much a respected part of our ricch hindu tradition.questions put up by atheists have always helped us in the upliftment of santandharma since seek an answer always is the founding principles of vedic dharma.
@anu123km ANU u know hinduism is only way of life which recognises atheism the famous saint(rishi as we call them in indain tradition) charwak was as it is suppused was a non beliiever yet he is very much a respected part of our ricch hindu tradition.questions put up by atheists have always helped us in the upliftment of santandharma since seek an answer always is the founding principles of vedic dharma.
@anu123km ANU u know hinduism is only way of life which recognises atheism the famous saint(rishi as we call them in indain tradition) charwak was as it is suppused was a non beliiever yet he is very much a respected part of our ricch hindu tradition.questions put up by atheists have always helped us in the upliftment of santandharma since seek an answer always is the founding principles of vedic dharma.
Do you know how it is described in the Vedas? There is no problem with it. It has been exploited by people themselves. Caste system was merely a designation based on the profession you choose to take up. The caste you have isn't decided by birth. For example a Sudra could choose to be a Brahmana.
@anu123km: i've been reading your comments for a while now and pleased to see somebody is actually taking effort to learn the "truth" about sanatan dharma (not hinduism as nothing like this exists). but let me just point you in a different direction regarding the caste system. read the purushasookta from rig veda and put it to the test of logic and follow a rational interpretation in your mind. that shall give you the first clue regarding the "facts" which were perverted to make caste system..
@anu123km: ...once you do that, read the vajrasuchika upanishad of the muktika canon. it is one of the minor upanishads but of immense importance today because of the whole confused and messed up caste system ideology people believe in. that shall assure that caste system never was or is a part of sanatana tradition, but merely a perversion of the supreme truths which people of this yuga failed to grasp.
@GodKillerAtheist i follow hinduism because it makes most sense than anyother religion,it says 1)only one thing is unchanging in the world -change it self 2)unity of all as all things as they are ultimately made up of same neutral constituents-atoms 3)evrtything rises from same energy source and merges back to it. 4) freedom of conscience-everyone has the right to his/her own path to divine.
HIndu leaders dont say hinduism is right and other are wrong because of 4th point...
lol wwxxxrum and riyad beuty , no offence but you are a way too imature to even understand ur own relegions leave alone hinduism , which i guess will require a donkey becoming a human act, for u to even comprehend what this gr8 relegion means and what it stands for
hinduism allows incest and its a secret for 95% of hindu indians becaue 95%dont have hindu books the vedas it only with the brahmins
you know the hindu god brahma fucked is own
daughter ,there is brother sister fucking very common in hinduism but most of the world dont know that ,because hindusim is non sense religion even animal ,and group sex is
@RealHinduMadrid See my channel for the truth about the krishna religion. You are among the most delusional, brainwashed ppl on earth. Krishnas believe the moon is further away than the sun. Krishnas believe the moon landing was a hoax. Krishnas don't believe in evolution. Krishna devotees are robots that deny physical evidence in exchange for supernatural nonsense.
may be i am brain washed or what so ever you say , but the truth is that i follow those words mentioned in bhagvat gita and i love him and you cant do anything else you brainwashed atheist haha
@RealHinduMadrid How do you explain a solar eclipse? You believe the moon is further away than the sun. So what is happening when there is a solar eclipse? That you deny the physical, actual model of the solar system is proof you're delusional. Same with evolution. The evidence to support evolution is overwhelming. But krishnas prefer myth and fairy tales over science and reality.
@RealHinduMadrid I guess it must be a shock to you to find out you're suppossed to believe the moon is further away than the sun and that you're not suppossed to believe in evolution. So typical for an atheist to have to teach a religinut about their own religion. You need to stick to hinduism and drop the krishna part. That way you can avoid the cognitive dissonance involved with being a krishna devotee.
@TheStrangeRanger ahah religion isnt shit , you have to admit that even scientific facts which have been proven in religion which couldnt be mentioned by an ordinay human being even there are scientific errors see it doesent even itch my cock if the moon is far or not , telling the truth , being satisfied with that what you have , respect everyone , compplete non violence that is more important for me !
@RealHinduMadrid In other words you're backtracking because I put you in your place. I proved you were wrong about your own religion. lol. Now you embrace what you denied. Hilarious.
@RealHinduMadrid Being an atheist isn't an extremist. It's just being realistic. I can back everything I said with solid evidence. For instance can you name a current war that doesn't involve a religion? Try it. I rest my case.
@TheStrangeRanger you are calling krishna religion the scumest religion on earth eh? rather think further its ISKON members you are hating more and not krishna lovers you dumb
@RealHinduMadrid I didn't say the krishna religion is the "scumest" religion on earth. Not even close. Muslims and xtians are much, much worse. I'm not surprised you have a reading comprehension problem. The religious are, typically, not very educated.
@TheStrangeRanger sorry i was wrong but a question to you :there is nothing like scientific god(energy) or what so ever for you ?? because i realy know god cant be proven but i just trust and believe which converted to love and rules i think so are very good to live and be a good human.
Sorry but humans don't require an imaginary friend to be good ppl. Altruistic traits are genetic in humans. We have empathy. I'm an atheist so does that mean I don't know wrong from right? What a bunch of nonsense. Too bad for those who think you have to be religious to be good that the biggest contributors to philanthropic causes for the last 5 years are both atheists.
@RealHinduMadrid The point is a person can be good and moral without religion. But the by-product of religion is sexism, racism, speciesism, homophobia and arrogance. So it's better to be a good person without religion than it is to be a good person with religion. It's just that simple. But the religious can't comprehend this simple fact because they're indoctinated not to.
@TheStrangeRanger and please tell me where its written that evolution aint posible im a pure hindu devotee and hence i believe in the occurance of evolution....
@RealHinduMadrid You might believe in evolution. Hypocrisy is the forte of the religious. Put it this way - do you believe the teachings at this site krishna(dot)org?
@TheStrangeRanger i dont believe what this site says because i only follow the bhagvat gita and see the ultimate truth in every religion, i have seen that wihth kill the atheist that was realy redicilous, you have too see it in that way that there are extremist in every religion i actually believe you dont have to be a man who follows god but doing the right thing will surely reward you. This is my opinion.
@RealHinduMadrid But that site claims every thing they are saying is from the gita. I can see the same teachings at other krishna sites. Indeed I can't find a krishna site that doesn't deny evolution. What am I missing here? How is it that all the leading krishna sites have the polar opposite beliefs about evolution? Please explain how they're all wrong but you're right!!
You claim to "see the ultimate truth in every religion." Really? Cool. Please tell me the ultimate truth in the heaven's gate religion. They killed themselves to catch a ride on a comet. Or how about scientology? Hail Xenu!!! How about xtian and muslim religions that flagellated themselves? Religion is shit. Humanity will never know peace until all religion is ancient history.
@TheStrangeRanger We are not the only ones believing this. There is no physical evidence for evolution at all, it just simply does not exist its a huge speculation.
ur comment proves how narrow minded you muslims are.
hindus/sikhs/jainss/buddhists all say that we all worship the same god. its only muslims and christians who call us infidels, and tell us that we will go to hell.
is your god a JEALOUS god? does he get jealous if someone prays or believes in something other than him? why should someone who has done good all his life go to "hell" just because he calls his god Bhagavan, or Buddha?
@rahul727@rahul727 --> What do you mean by how narrow minded you muslims are?
Did you know that today muslims are more than 1billion individuals, were converted to Islam in different periods of time, have different cultures and traditions, speaks different langauges, therefore have different belief systems. You can not take one sample and judge the totality.
If according to hinduism God is in everything, then why need an idol to worship God throught it. And there's no concept in Islam about worshiping God through Kaba or black stone. If you are adherent to hinduism, thats good for you but plz dont try to expert in comparative religions.
Baha'i belief is that after this only experience on earth (no reincarnation is intended) we will partake of other mansions amidst God's kingdoms, be they heavenly or otherwise, depending on our fight for love and justice. As Krishna says, may we be of the winners.
"O Partha, happy are the kshatriyas to whom such fighting opportunities come unsought, opening for them the doors of the heavenly planets."
The entire Tablet is full of hidden secrets revealed. It's author was made a prisoner from his eight year to his seventieth. Notwithstanding his complete absence of formal education, his knowledge was encompassing. Read it for yourself and be happy to have heard of the Baha'i Faith during your existence on this earth. Not so many have the priviledge. If out of India, know that the Baha'i community is firmly established there and the Baha'i Lotus Temple of New-Delhi visited by 6 M persons a year.
« For physical things are signs and imprints of spiritual things; every lower thing is an image and counterpart of a higher thing. Nay, earthly and heavenly, material and spiritual, [...] the essence of all things, both inward and outward -- all of these are connected one with another and are interrelated in such a manner that you will find that drops are patterned after seas, and that atoms are structured after suns in proportion to their capacities and potentialities. » Same source
« Gaze with penetrating vision into this new cycle. Hast thou seen any matter in which God is bounded by limits which He cannot overstep? Nay, by the excellence of His glory! On the contrary, His tokens have encompassed all things and are sanctified and exalted beyond computation in the world of creation. »
From Abdu'l-Baha, the son of Baha'u'llah, the Prophet of the Baha'i Faith which is not a 'new' faith but the fruit of the Revelations of the past, Hinduism included.
« Know thou that the expressions of the creative hand of God throughout His limitless worlds are themselves limitless. Limitations are a characteristic of the finite, and restriction is a quality of existent things, not of the reality of existence.
This being the case, how can one, without proof or testimony, conceive of creation being bound by limits? »
I thought so... The interpretation is faulty. Another body does not necessarily mean a 'physical' body. It could mean a 'spiritual' body. We know that we have many such spiritual bodies made of something else than solid matter. To my understanding of the Baha'i Scriptures (the last ones in the chain of Revelations), we do not 'reincarnate' in this world, we continue in some other 'spiritual' worlds which means that we have some sort of 'spiritual' vehicle. What it is, we will then discover.
another material body is achieved,as long the soul has earthly attachments and desires to enjoy the material world, as well as good and bad karma to work out.
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HoodwinkedbyanAngel 3 months ago
"Whenever ParaBrahm deploys into manifestation, it assumes a dual aspect..." This, to me, resolves the difference between quantum and classical physics.
Vittoria10538 3 months ago
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@Vittoria10538 jesus ............ by an indian dalit christian
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one who supreme is capable of doing every thing is god .
bgupta2001 4 months ago
one who is capable of doing every thing is god .
bgupta2001 4 months ago
Lovely video! Thank you...
suren1946 4 months ago
I am very confused. People like Srila Prabhupada say all the time that God ultimately is personal. And, besides that, Prabhupada also limits God by giving Him attributes like: "He has this color, He is this big, He has a mouth, nose, etc."
Can anyone help?
FearThisChannel 7 months ago
@FearThisChannel I think of God not as a thing, but as a perspective. The notion of God, and contemplation of God, is a mode of consciousness, a state of being... seeing God as "personal" is not incorrect, merely incomplete. The same is true of all other notions of God.
craigblack1234 5 months ago
@craigblack1234 So it doesn't matter in what we see God, it's just when we see him like "this" or "that", that notion is incomplete?
FearThisChannel 5 months ago
@FearThisChannel
Each individual is an expression of divine creativity, and thus you are divine. Your perspective of God is unique. It holds value and carries weight. Your relationship with God is for you to search out. To search out this mystery is an adventure. Do you see God as personal? Good! Do you see God as impersonal? This also is acceptable... we are not judged harshly for holding a different perspective. There is value in a diversity of perspectives and understanding.
craigblack1234 5 months ago
@craigblack1234 Of course there is, but still there is a major tendency of people to think that God is limited by logic. They say He cannot "life stones which He made so heavy that He couldn't lift it" or make "square circles" or be personal at its essence and at the same time impersonal because this would simply be illogical for them. But this is just so weird to me! How can you limit God by logic?
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
@FearThisChannel
The problem is not logic and reason per se... I would argue that logic and reason are essential aspects of God's nature. The problem is logic and reason oversimplified in the human mind. Some things are paradoxical because they are contradictions. Others only seem paradoxical until fully understood.
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 Well I'd say that logic is indeed a limitation on God because this would mean His nature had to be according to logic and it would mean He would have to act according to the laws of logic (which He transcends).
You say here that some things are contradictions, and if that was true, then they are contradictions because they are illogical. So this "illogical" would still be a limitation for God unless logic wasn't part of His nature. Please explain further in PM if you'd like.
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 By the way, now you say this I can also say that God is illogical, because if you say He's logical, that means your view is incomplete, if we come back to what you said.
So we can say He's both illogical and logical according to your statement.
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
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Haha! :) Now I am amused. Again, I would encourage one to see God as a perspective rather than an entity... like putting on a pair of glasses. "Reality" very much depends on one's point of view. Each perspective of God/reality leads us to a unique understanding of the world around us. There are benefits and caveats to each perspective. However, not all perspectives are equal. Some are superior to others. Beliefs and perspectives are to some degree TESTABLE...
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 That doesn't really answer my question and I don't really get it either.
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
@FearThisChannel Some problems do not have a single right answer. Rather, there may be good answers, bad answers, and everything in between. What's the best way to raise children? The best political party? The best religion? All these questions would fall into that category. None of this contradicts reason or logic however.
“Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.” -Buddha
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 Well there are some things that do contradict logic. For instance, saying that God can't create a square circle, that He is not able to be hateful or that He can't be both personal and impersonal. This could be a lack of understanding.
What I think the Buddha means, cause I've seen this quote before, is that we need to listen to our hearts, not necessarily think about it in a logic way. As Zen-Buddhists and other religions say, the "HIGH" can't be grasped by reason...
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
@FearThisChannel There is both the left brain and the right brain. There is both rational/logical/sequential as well as creative/intuitive/simultaneous aspects of our nature. The challenge is to embrace both aspects of our nature simultaneously. We can embrace our intuition without disregarding rationality and vice versa. We must find a balance between the left and right hemispheres of our brain. Both modes of consciousness are simultaneously valid and indispensable.
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 Of course, I have to agree. But then we talk about human nature, the nature of our limited selves here on Earth. And I was talking about "God status" where one transcends simply everything, including logic/intuition and other dualities. The "God status" is an absolute one. Dualities such as logic/intuition, impersonal/personal, real/unreal should be eliminated.
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
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And if that doesn't make any sense either... then don't listen to me. Haha! Instead, watch the following video and see if you get anything out of it: watch?v=H4I530FYX1c&feature=related
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 err... that link doesn't seem to work... try "Ken Wilber - Divine Pride and the 1-2-3 of God"
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 No, I don't say I don't want to listen to you. But we started with "logic and God". I personally think that God/Brahman is a God who TRANSCENDS logic since He is infintely transcendental.
I said if God would be ruled by the laws of logic and it was part of His nature, then logic would transcend Him, which means He is not the highest. I personally go for the view where God is simply transcending ALL, including logic and all thinkable ways.
Don't know how u see this.
FearThisChannel 4 months ago
@FearThisChannel
To say that something follows a particular nature is not to say that said nature is higher than the entity. If God follows the tenets of logic and reason, he assimilates them. What we assimilate is part of us, not higher than us. God and logic are inseparable. Try communicating without logic. Try reasoning without logic. It can't be done.
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@FearThisChannel
Logic falls into the category of a "strong axiom"... according to the following proposal by Aryan Rand:
"An axiom is a proposition that defeats its opponents by the fact that they have to accept it and use it in the process of any attempt to deny it."
In order to deny the merits of logic, you must employ a certain form of logic to do so. What you have done is strengthened the case for logic, no matter what argument you employ.
craigblack1234 4 months ago
@craigblack1234 Instead of looking for some "guy" upthere, why not try getting close to God by doing things that would please God? Like telling the Truth, being Honest & Compassionate, helping others in need. We Hindus can be nicer, we Hindus can help out more.
Going to a Temple, chanting bhajans, writing RamaKoti will NOT get us close to God. They will help, but there is more to do to get closer to God
ramaraksha01 3 months ago
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Why was this comment directed toward me? Are you trying to refute something that I said?
In my view, the ultimate purpose of spirituality is compassion. If believing in a deity helps you become compassionate, then that is your path. But the compassionate atheist is just as spiritual.
craigblack1234 3 months ago
@craigblack1234 sorry did not mean to single you out or even direct it at you. You are right, an atheist can be just as spiritual as a theist. Most often we focus on a diety or a guy who will make us happy, instead of asking ourselves are we making ourselves worthy of God? Telling the Truth, being honest, compassionate, treating others like you would be treated(this is something we Indians can work on) etc. will bring us closer to God.
All the bhajans in the world will not help
ramaraksha01 3 months ago
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Just as you find it impossible to imagine the "I" as dead, so will you find it impossible to set aside the "I" for consideration - all that comes to you is the testimony "I AM."
Alkhemist10 7 months ago
if people over hear you talking to yourself and your superior wisdom that surrounded you yet because you where by yourself it as it seemed you where crazy.
A word that destroyed kings now they will be saying am i crazy for not believing when the true face of whatever it is opens it's great mouth I am sure it will be very afraid of the fire from it's anger. As anything that's rely for righteousness the father could cram a spy straight up satins back door The black whole in god's heart musicnote
TheSeaMyst 7 months ago
God is not a he or a him it's a what and IT OR I AM AND PEOPLE BETTER START BEING VERRY CARFUL OF THE HOLLY GroUND they re on earth is gods-'NOT MANS TO RUIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheSeaMyst 7 months ago
@s1prasad The video has some excellent progressive ideas, such as God transcending poly/monotheism, atheism/theism, personal/impersonal, etc.
But then interjects with a very primitive idea, "A HINDU DOES NOT CONSUME FLESH AND PRETEND TO LOVE GOD." We consume flesh with every breath we take. Microscopic organisms constantly live an die within us. Thus, animal death and the partaking thereof should not be viewed with disdain. Eating meat is perfectly natural and spiritual.
craigblack1234 7 months ago
I can't help but cross my mind, how this beautiful believe, can create cast system
2191levent 8 months ago
@2191levent , You need to differentiate a religion with the sociological practices. Sociological practices hv evolved in the history. At firts, it was karma based, i.e. on the basis of profession. As time passes, the practices becoming stricters and later on it shifted on birth basis. If you look at contemporary history, all civilization had classes on the basis of labour, including slavery. Unfortunate that due to social practices n birth basis, upward mobility stopped- today's cast system
s1prasad 8 months ago
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@2191levent , You need to differentiate a religion with the sociological practices. Sociological practices hv evolved in the history. At firts, it was karma based, i.e. on the basis of profession. As time passes, the practices becoming stricters and later on it shifted on birth basis. If you look at contemporary history, all civilization had classes on the basis of labour, including slavery. Unfortunate that due to social practices n birth basis, upward mobility stopped- today's cast system.
s1prasad 8 months ago
we have many religion but the important is the relationship between you and God maybe we can't understand all . that is because we are only creation of God . that's why we have GOD he understand and know all and he is the reason of everything . Just love your neighbor as much as you love yourself . and do right things. forgive others so God will forgive you. remember nobody is PERFECT
makyashler 8 months ago
Excellent concepts with the exception a couple things. For example, the whole vegetarian thing is ridiculous. Overall, a good spiritual perspective that transcends fundamentalism.
craigblack1234 9 months ago
@craigblack1234 , Vegetarian is a preferred practice but that doesn't mean hindu doesnt eat meat. More than 70% do. There are places where fish is supposed to be auspicious. These r social n cultural practices and followed differently as hindus r not a homogeneous society. However, most doctors believe that veg is a better diet. Our body is also primarily plant eating. Ayurveda (Hindu Medicine) believes that every type of food has different intangible properties and meat is tamsik, ie -ve energy
s1prasad 8 months ago
But the idol deity itself is God. If the understanding of everything is God in itself why not the idol. There is a connection to God in all aspects of nature and beyond. Therefore everything in all, is part of all that is. The Isness. Just my opinion. Great video. Namaste.
Getdamoneyng0 9 months ago
I liked much of the purely hindu concepts. But I think they missed the boat on a couple of things. Vegetarianism and reliance on cultural aspects of their faith.
I have seen the associations brought to view in the video. Taoist, Christian, Buddhist , Hindu. They represent the kernal of 'truth' when their cultural identity is stripped away.
I'm pleased to know of all of them they present a rich tapestry of the human search for meaning in his existence.
hermenutic 10 months ago
Well. I see in it all kernals of truth. The cultural baggage can be thrown away and then you have the ideas.
I disagreed with hinduism on the vegetarian aspect as the eternal transaction of the universe is the exchange of our energy. This is the sacrifice principle imbuing the myths.
I agreed with about 90% of the hindu stuff. Just not the cultural stuff and the importance of religion is over emphasised. The ideas are great and should be set loose in the world.
hermenutic 10 months ago
@hermenutic , Actually it is other way round. There is no cultural practice that u need to follow to be a hindu. Even if u r athiest, u may become a hindu. Hinduism as a university provides lot of courses / paths and it is you who needs to choose your path. U may send email and i will luv to answer ur questions.
s1prasad 8 months ago
um .......
Jesus Christ is God.
1. He fulfills over 3-0-0 Messianic Prophecies in the Old Testament.
2. Jesus made 30 "...I am..." [Greek ego eimi] statements in the gospel of John. Jesus said, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham came into being, I am." (John 8:58)
Jesus also said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through me." (John 14:6)
♥Jesus Christ is God ♥
GsliMaIiy 10 months ago
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@GsliMaIiy welcome to What is God? A Hindu Perspective: Metaphysics & Philosophy
COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS
You are the COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS, God, temporarily in the role of 'I'. The bodymind-complex is the instrument to be utilised for that role, Use it for furthering God's purpose, executing God's will. This is the message of Rig Vedha.
4bbc 10 months ago
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@GsliMaIiy Love is God. Live in love.
4bbc 10 months ago
@GsliMaIiy
Jesus also said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through me." (John 14:6)
Jesus is referring to the Nondual/Dual nature the individual has with God,
he also said "i am in my father and my father is in me" and "i am my father are one".
he is referring to Nondual/dual like the relationship between the ocean and the wave the wave is seemingly seperate from the ocean and yet ultimately one with it.
topbluffa1 9 months ago
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Jesus washed the feet of his disciples to stop the sort of thing your doing right now.
topbluffa1 9 months ago
Very well done! Namaste.
actingup2 10 months ago
the last I heard Hindu was FREE from any doctorin right? I mean it SEEMS like it has doctorine just like the Bible alittle bit..UNLESS someone is geting it wrong.. IDK maybe I'M getting it wrong...lol: I've seen documentaions on Buddhism and read OTHER articles about Hinduism and it says these gods do not want to be worshippped err or something like that..IDK..Anyways to me you dont need GOD or anything to tell you what's right and wrong.
SummersideFaeri 10 months ago
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@SummersideFaeri AS YOU SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP
The fruits of one's actions may not be evident immediately, but sooner or later, they are bound to appear.
"I shall do this, I shall do that,"
Vain is this boast, Oh man,
AS YOU SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP.
As the seed, so will the fruit be.
4bbc 10 months ago
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29. Hinduism for Beginners
LOVE GOD
The Vedas advise us to LOVE GOD, with no touch of desire in our minds. Love, since you must love for love’s sake; Love God, since whatever He can give is less than He Himself. Love Him alone, with no other wish or demand.
4bbc 10 months ago
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28. Hinduism for U
LOVE HIM
ONE who is the core of each object, each unit of energy, each particle or atom and One under whose orders alone the five elements—ether, air, fire, water and earth—do operate. LOVE HIM, adore Him, worship Him—say the Vedas. This is the grand philosophy of Love as elaborated in the Vedas.
4bbc 11 months ago
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28. Hinduism for U
LOVE HIM
ONE who is the core of each object, each unit of energy, each particle or atom and One under whose orders alone the five elements—ether, air, fire, water and earth—do operate. LOVE HIM, adore Him, worship Him—say the Vedas. This is the grand philosophy of Love as elaborated in the Vedas.
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28. Hinduism for U
LOVE HIM
ONE who is the core of each object, each unit of energy, each particle or atom and One under whose orders alone the five elements—ether, air, fire, water and earth—do operate. LOVE HIM, adore Him, worship Him—say the Vedas. This is the grand philosophy of Love as elaborated in the Vedas.
4bbc 11 months ago
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27. Hinduism for U
The Dharma (RIGHTEOUSNESS) which the Vedas allow us to glimpse is also without a beginning or an end. For, it refers to the SUPREME GOAL.
4bbc 11 months ago
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26. Hinduism for U
GOD SPEAKS TO MAN
The Vedas are the authority for the faith of millions. They are the very words of God. The Hindus believe that the Vedas had no beginning and will have no end. GOD SPEAKS TO MAN. They are not books written by authors. They are revelations conferred by God on many inquirers, of the ways of earning the SUPREME GOAL.
4bbc 11 months ago
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27. Hinduism for U
SUPREME GOAL
The Dharma (RIGHTEOUSNESS) which the Vedas allow us to glimpse is also without a beginning or an end. For, it refers to the SUPREME GOAL.
4bbc 11 months ago
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26. Hinduism for U
GOD SPEAKS TO MAN
The Vedas are the authority for the faith of millions. They are the very words of God. The Hindus believe that the Vedas had no beginning and will have no end. GOD SPEAKS TO MAN. They are not books written by authors. They are revelations conferred by God on many inquirers, of the ways of earning the SUPREME GOAL.
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26. Hinduism for U
GOD SPEAKS TO MAN
The Vedas are the authority for the faith of millions. They are the very words of God. The Hindus believe that the Vedas had no beginning and will have no end. GOD SPEAKS TO MAN. They are not books written by authors. They are revelations conferred by God on many inquirers, of the ways of earning the SUPREME GOAL.
4bbc 11 months ago
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25. Hinduism for U
The process of living has the attainment of the Supreme as its purpose and meaning. By the Supreme is meant the Atma. All those who have grown up in the Bharathiya (Indian) culture—the Bharathiyas—know that the ATMA IS EVERYWHERE.
4bbc 11 months ago
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24. Hinduism for U
God as the only means of victory, spiritual exercises have been laid down, such as philosophical inquiry, besides sensecontrol (dama), and other disciplines of the sixfold sadhana (spiritual discipline). The practice of these will ensure the PURIFICATION OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS. It will then become like a clean mirror that can reflect the object, so the Atma will stand revealed clearly.
4bbc 11 months ago
For anyone who desires the truth, I would highly recommend checking out the scribd website that is listed on my channel.
DreamsofMajesty 1 year ago
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23. Hinduism for U
For Jnanasiddhi (the attainment of the highest wisdom), Chitthasuddhi (the cleansing of the consciousness) is the Royal Path. For the pure in heart, this is easy of achievement. This is the central truth of the Indian search for the ULTIMATE REALITY. This is the very vital breath of the teaching.
4bbc 1 year ago
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22. Hinduism for U
In the Sastras, and in the Upanishads, they assert, “We had the awareness of the Atma.” Hindus do not aim at confronting a dogma or a theory and scoring a victory over it. They aim at testing that dogma or theory in ACTUAL PRACTICE.
4bbc 1 year ago
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21. Hinduism for U
The Vedas took form only to demonstrate and emphasise the existence of God. The Hindu siddhapurushas (those who attain the highest goal of spiritual sadhana) have all travelled along the Vedic path and carried on their investigations according to Vedic teachings. The Sastras contain authentic versions of their EXPERIENCES and the bliss they won.
4bbc 1 year ago
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20. Hinduism for U
The Bharathiya approach is not to waste time in discussions and assertions of faith in dogmas. They do not delight in the sight of empty oyster shells thrown upon the beach. They seek to gain the pearls that lie in the depths of the sea. They would gladly dive into those depths and courageously seek for pearls. The Vedas show them the ideal to follow and the road which leads to the REALISATION.
4bbc 1 year ago
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Hinduism for U
Their goal is not mere empty faith. It is the Sthithi (the stage reached), the Siddhi (the wisdom won). The life-aim of the Bharathiyas is to reach fulfilment, through constant sadhana, the fulfilment that comes from the awareness of one’s divinity. Mergence with the Divine is the attainment of fullness. This is the SUPREME VICTORY for the Hindu, the Bharathiya.
4bbc 1 year ago
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Hinduism for U
The Vedas declare: Sarvata pani padam tat sarvothokshi siromukham, sarvata srutimalloke sarvamavritya thishthati ( with His hands, feet, eyes, head, mouth, and ears pervading everything, GOD PERMEATES THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE ). God is the witness to all that you do. You may hoodwink anybody, but not God because He is always in you and with you.
4bbc 1 year ago
People are obsessed with the idea that the Absolute is formless and that one has to merge into this formlessness and loose ones identity, I find that idea completely unattractive, its surely much nicer to be with Krishna taking part in His pastimes.People want to become formless because they think they eliminate all suffering, but they dont know that all suffering is eliminated when being with God in His eternal pastimes and that there is no need to loose ones identity
RelaxationMeditation 1 year ago
so in Hinduism God is pretty much the universe. ok got it.
streetz23 1 year ago
hm well you could say a muslim christian jew would also not insist on subhuman treatment for women
krish108 1 year ago
well said brother
Getdamoneyng0 1 year ago
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56 seconds ago
God = Love. No mystery :) No man in the clouds, no hellfire and brimstone. God is Love, not man-made religion, not fear, not hate, not 'he' not 'she', no devils, the shadows are made by MAN, God is LOVE LOVE LOVE. WE are little pieces of God because God (LOVE) is Everywhere, this means that there is NO WHERE that God is not (including in US) that's my view, love to you and you and you:):):)
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urtheanswer 1 year ago
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A Very Unusual Proof for the Existence of God: watch?v=Kj8UdHuP5l8
Taking the burden of proof head on:
1.) The quantum wave-function of the universe is self-collapsing.
2.) Self-collapsing wave-functions are minds. (Penrose's Orch-OR)
Conclusion: The Wave-function of the Universe is a Mind!
JohananRaatz 1 year ago
@me2super
thanks for posting this
vanillabeanzz 1 year ago
i dont see how you can say that the Vedas arent monotheistic. There is one God. He did not lose his form. He created many persons and worlds and realities.. they did not create him. even if all god created is him, he is still an individual separate of those things.. though still those things. The whole point of the Vedas is to be an all comprehensive guide for returning to the supreme personality of godhead.
ultimategoobah 1 year ago
Brahm is NOT BrahmA in terms of mere words. Brahm - Brahman does not mean the same as Brahma/the Creator.
B-R-H-M means that from which infinity proceeds from and that which encompasses all things, its more like an "essence"
Brahma means that which is of Brahm, as in Brahma sutra.
Brahman means Brahm as a noun
BrahmA means the Creator. BrahmA is the Creator/God as the Creator in Hinduism.
xXBlackxRebelXx 1 year ago
Brahmalokaḥ sanātanaḥ is Vaikuṇṭha, kingdom of God - the loka or abode of Brahman, or the Supreme Lord with eternal spiritual planets. Brahmalokaḥ sanātanaḥ is not the same as the Satyaloka planetary system (planet in which Brahmā resides). To distinguish between the two, the adjective sanātana has been used in this case.
vedicshlokas 1 year ago
Hinduism is bollocks...
They say that god is "the unknowable" and then say they know what it is, and then attach a name to it, "Hinduism", and then make an entire religion with outfits and pictures and everything...
bollocks.
wavyinfinity 1 year ago
@wavyinfinity
hey bro ...
we don't know God means we can't describe the mysteries of the Almighty ...
and we know God means that we know he is present ...
SunnyChawla1992 1 year ago 2
The basic tenants of Hinduism (as presented here) has a resonance for me, far beyond my (rejected) christian up-bringing, though I have no qualms eating dead flesh for life feeds upon life. I'm vaguely spooked to see so many of my personal suspicions about ( ) have already been in existence for so long. I knew nothing of Hinduism, and really still don't. That symbol in the vid -I've seen that in my mind's eye before. What is it?
midplanewanderer 1 year ago
What do Hindus feel about blaspheming their God(s)?
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist questioning god , rejecting god and challenging god is acceptable in hinduism....just read the history of hinduism especially ancient period and u will see open debate on god/godesses is the characterstic of this religion. Their are four ways to god-tantra, yoga, devotion and karma. Even atheists can achieve mokhsa based on their karma i,e their deeds....
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km "questioning god , rejecting god and challenging god is acceptable in hinduism"
Sounds boring. IF I had no one to pwne with the most basic of logic every morning I'd have to start drinking coffee to wake up and we can't have that. I must rally against this horrible Hinduism. You guys eat all the first born babies correct?
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist : and where exactly did you get that piece of information?
krohit99 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist no silly heaven and hell or end of the world but wheel of time...
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km why not a cube of time? the whole wheel sounds terribly flawed.
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist oh yup we can may have a cube of time or something more if fourth dimension is discovered....hindu philosophers were trying to discover truth and in 10000 BC or 2000 BC or even in 4th AD they could only hypothesize....just tell me when was the last time hindus or even hindu extremists opposed stem cell research or some other scientific research on the basis of religion?
anu123km 1 year ago
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@GodKillerAtheist i follow hinduism because it makes most sense than anyother religion,it says 1)only one thing is unchanging in the world -change it self 2)unity of all as all things as they are ultimately made up of same neutral constituents-atoms 3)evrtything rises from same energy source and merges back to it. 4) freedom of conscience-everyone has the right to his/her own path to truth.
anu123km 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist hinduism does not claim to be the only on true religion or even absolute truth. It has a very strong atheist discourse build in its philosophy. The first book of hinduism Rigveda openly questions existence of god in famous verse about creation when its says (about how universe came into existence) "may be he knows or may be even he not for when there was nothing from where he came from"....
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km: just to clarify, the verse on creation in rig veda doesn't question the existence of god. it simply lays the foundation of the concept later dealt with in the upanishadas, propounded as the mahavaakya - "yato vacho nivartante, aprapya manasa saha" which means "(brahmana) is that which the speech cannot describe, and the mind cannot comprehend". the vedas have a very clear concept of god but go on to say that since it cannot be commented upon, it can only be realised personally
krohit99 1 year ago
i think you should read about hindu philosophy you will certainly enjoy it...there are several schools of philosophy but you can start with charvak's he was a formidable atheist and god(s) slayer of his time!! have fun....
anu123km 1 year ago
Cārvāka is not considered to be part of the six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy. =) I'm more intrested in the 6 orthodox schools and not the Atheistic one that was considered invalid. +)
What school are you a part of tell me.
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist well i only suggested that you start from him.....i dont belong to any school as such becoz i dont think that any school of thoght can give u perfect knowledge and anyways knowledge has to be updated with time....also never had time to study all the schools in depth too busy in my economics....
anu123km 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist @GodKillerAtheist i follow hinduism because it makes most sense than anyother religion,it says 1)only one thing is unchanging in the world -change it self 2)unity of all as all things as they are ultimately made up of same neutral constituents-atoms 3)evrtything rises from same energy source and merges back to it. 4) freedom of conscience-everyone has the right to his/her own path to divine. HIndusim talks about- dharma, artha (money is honey),kam(desire) and moksha.
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km it actually sounds very boring. But don't get me wrong I'm grateful for your information. Tell me do they pray in Hinduism? is it necessary?
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist not necessary in isalmic or christian sense...infact a lot of people dont even pray formally especially young people who are more into meditation etc than formal rituals.....as said before its not a dogmatic religoin fixed in meaning & frozen in time but a highly fluid one which changes according to time constantly........
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km very strange. What flaws do you find with Hinduism? anything will do.
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist well many...to start with-caste system which even though is greatly weaken and withering away remains the greates weakness of hindu society, other ofcourse superstition especially in rural area(it a religion after all)....but i have noticed one thing that almost nobody today in hindu society argues on the basis of book(s) or religion says so, hindus are goverened by secular laws rather than religious law unlike say muslims here in india who are goverend by their retarded sharia
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km I think I have more fun arguing with Muslims Hinduism sounds boring. One last question so I can understand something precisely. Are you a hindu and if yes since how long, birth?
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist i can understand why u have more fun arguing with muslims...even i love arguing with them....well i am hindu since birth as born to hindu parents in india....but never been a practising hindu and serious differences with many things in hindu religion and society...had been near atheist several time in my life...last was 1 and a half year back....free thinking back and forth...where the mind and knowledge leads me...
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km It's just rare for any religious person to ever find a flaw in their obviously false perception of reality. In error they believe they know all, therefore they think there is nothing more to learn. All they have is Vague passages in some book that doesn't mean squat to me. Emotional pleas and False data mixed with Lies is all they offer. While they brainwash your children and empty your wallet. Their proof is Wild claims that can be proven by more unprovable totally insane claims.
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist well i agree to most of waht u say.....i think that now i will deabte with some muslim fan of zakir naik....
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km as far as the the ussue of being a slave to a book is concerned certainly its not the case with sanatan dharma.our ancestors have already taught us "ya vidya sa vimuktaye" (knowledge is that which liberates).its good that u belive in hinduism. may god blees u.
ABHIST1 1 year ago
@GodKillerAtheist You believe YOU know all, and therefore there is nothing more for YOU to learn! Can't you see that?
Why do you think that the limit of your imagination is the limit of reality?
yOU ARE WRONG
wionbakee 1 year ago
@wionbakee "You believe YOU know all, and therefore there is nothing more for YOU to learn!"
Incorrect, I believe that there is more to know than I could possibly learn in 100 lifetimes. Your cult claims infinite knowledge and thinks that it's book of lies is filled with all the information that we humans need to know.
My imagination is not limited by reality You are limited by your cults dogma so much that you can't even see reality since you blindly worship the contradictions of your cult.
GodKillerAtheist 1 year ago
@anu123km ANU u know hinduism is only way of life which recognises atheism the famous saint(rishi as we call them in indain tradition) charwak was as it is suppused was a non beliiever yet he is very much a respected part of our ricch hindu tradition.questions put up by atheists have always helped us in the upliftment of santandharma since seek an answer always is the founding principles of vedic dharma.
ABHIST1 1 year ago
@anu123km ANU u know hinduism is only way of life which recognises atheism the famous saint(rishi as we call them in indain tradition) charwak was as it is suppused was a non beliiever yet he is very much a respected part of our ricch hindu tradition.questions put up by atheists have always helped us in the upliftment of santandharma since seek an answer always is the founding principles of vedic dharma.
ABHIST1 1 year ago
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@anu123km ANU u know hinduism is only way of life which recognises atheism the famous saint(rishi as we call them in indain tradition) charwak was as it is suppused was a non beliiever yet he is very much a respected part of our ricch hindu tradition.questions put up by atheists have always helped us in the upliftment of santandharma since seek an answer always is the founding principles of vedic dharma.
ABHIST1 1 year ago
@anu123km anyways hinduism says-
what is knowledge?..knowledge is that which frees us..frees from what?..from the boundries/framwork of our own thinking and imaginations...
anu123km 1 year ago
@anu123km About the caste system.
Do you know how it is described in the Vedas? There is no problem with it. It has been exploited by people themselves. Caste system was merely a designation based on the profession you choose to take up. The caste you have isn't decided by birth. For example a Sudra could choose to be a Brahmana.
dacooldude2222 1 year ago 2
@anu123km: i've been reading your comments for a while now and pleased to see somebody is actually taking effort to learn the "truth" about sanatan dharma (not hinduism as nothing like this exists). but let me just point you in a different direction regarding the caste system. read the purushasookta from rig veda and put it to the test of logic and follow a rational interpretation in your mind. that shall give you the first clue regarding the "facts" which were perverted to make caste system..
krohit99 1 year ago
@anu123km: ...once you do that, read the vajrasuchika upanishad of the muktika canon. it is one of the minor upanishads but of immense importance today because of the whole confused and messed up caste system ideology people believe in. that shall assure that caste system never was or is a part of sanatana tradition, but merely a perversion of the supreme truths which people of this yuga failed to grasp.
krohit99 1 year ago
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@GodKillerAtheist i follow hinduism because it makes most sense than anyother religion,it says 1)only one thing is unchanging in the world -change it self 2)unity of all as all things as they are ultimately made up of same neutral constituents-atoms 3)evrtything rises from same energy source and merges back to it. 4) freedom of conscience-everyone has the right to his/her own path to divine.
HIndu leaders dont say hinduism is right and other are wrong because of 4th point...
anu123km 1 year ago
god is dog spelled backward, so may be god is a dog. the egyptian god anubis has the head of a jackal and jackals are canines (dogs)
egyptiansareblack26 1 year ago 2
God=extraterrestrial. Advance technology to our ancestors seemed supernatural.
bouiglob 1 year ago
good one.
the3dguy2 1 year ago
please please please tell me where u got this music from? i love it... and i want to download it....
UGICHAND 1 year ago
lol wwxxxrum and riyad beuty , no offence but you are a way too imature to even understand ur own relegions leave alone hinduism , which i guess will require a donkey becoming a human act, for u to even comprehend what this gr8 relegion means and what it stands for
moonlighthrills 1 year ago
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hinduism allows incest and its a secret for 95% of hindu indians becaue 95%dont have hindu books the vedas it only with the brahmins
you know the hindu god brahma fucked is own
daughter ,there is brother sister fucking very common in hinduism but most of the world dont know that ,because hindusim is non sense religion even animal ,and group sex is
present in hinduism
wwxxxrum 1 year ago
You are so true , read the bhagvat gita !!!
HARE KRISHNA
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid See my channel for the truth about the krishna religion. You are among the most delusional, brainwashed ppl on earth. Krishnas believe the moon is further away than the sun. Krishnas believe the moon landing was a hoax. Krishnas don't believe in evolution. Krishna devotees are robots that deny physical evidence in exchange for supernatural nonsense.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger
may be i am brain washed or what so ever you say , but the truth is that i follow those words mentioned in bhagvat gita and i love him and you cant do anything else you brainwashed atheist haha
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid How do you explain a solar eclipse? You believe the moon is further away than the sun. So what is happening when there is a solar eclipse? That you deny the physical, actual model of the solar system is proof you're delusional. Same with evolution. The evidence to support evolution is overwhelming. But krishnas prefer myth and fairy tales over science and reality.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger first of all where is it mention that moon is away from sun?sun in bg is even the mentioned as the kings of the solar system??
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid
Here is a direct qoute from krishna(dot)org.
"The Vedas state that the moon is 800,000 miles farther from the earth than the sun."
Now you tell me!!!!!
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago 2
@RealHinduMadrid I guess it must be a shock to you to find out you're suppossed to believe the moon is further away than the sun and that you're not suppossed to believe in evolution. So typical for an atheist to have to teach a religinut about their own religion. You need to stick to hinduism and drop the krishna part. That way you can avoid the cognitive dissonance involved with being a krishna devotee.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger ahah religion isnt shit , you have to admit that even scientific facts which have been proven in religion which couldnt be mentioned by an ordinay human being even there are scientific errors see it doesent even itch my cock if the moon is far or not , telling the truth , being satisfied with that what you have , respect everyone , compplete non violence that is more important for me !
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid In other words you're backtracking because I put you in your place. I proved you were wrong about your own religion. lol. Now you embrace what you denied. Hilarious.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger haha nope i was just asking but you fucking extrimist need something where you can ride on .
screw all fuckin extrimist
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid Being an atheist isn't an extremist. It's just being realistic. I can back everything I said with solid evidence. For instance can you name a current war that doesn't involve a religion? Try it. I rest my case.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
whats so realistic ?? earth was created through 1000 of randoms ??? this is getting funny and your getting more and more a mystery.....
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger you are calling krishna religion the scumest religion on earth eh? rather think further its ISKON members you are hating more and not krishna lovers you dumb
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid I didn't say the krishna religion is the "scumest" religion on earth. Not even close. Muslims and xtians are much, much worse. I'm not surprised you have a reading comprehension problem. The religious are, typically, not very educated.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger sorry i was wrong but a question to you :there is nothing like scientific god(energy) or what so ever for you ?? because i realy know god cant be proven but i just trust and believe which converted to love and rules i think so are very good to live and be a good human.
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid
Sorry but humans don't require an imaginary friend to be good ppl. Altruistic traits are genetic in humans. We have empathy. I'm an atheist so does that mean I don't know wrong from right? What a bunch of nonsense. Too bad for those who think you have to be religious to be good that the biggest contributors to philanthropic causes for the last 5 years are both atheists.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
maybe they dont require "an imaginary friend" but you feel more confident which can be seen positively!
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid The point is a person can be good and moral without religion. But the by-product of religion is sexism, racism, speciesism, homophobia and arrogance. So it's better to be a good person without religion than it is to be a good person with religion. It's just that simple. But the religious can't comprehend this simple fact because they're indoctinated not to.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger haha dude you remind me of my muslim friends for them:
its more sin not to believe in god than if you are women who prostitues herself, its actualy a mosque who teached that i read it!
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger for me its crazy
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger lol and what are xtians?
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid oh lol christians xD
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger and please tell me where its written that evolution aint posible im a pure hindu devotee and hence i believe in the occurance of evolution....
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid You might believe in evolution. Hypocrisy is the forte of the religious. Put it this way - do you believe the teachings at this site krishna(dot)org?
Yes or no....?
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger i dont believe what this site says because i only follow the bhagvat gita and see the ultimate truth in every religion, i have seen that wihth kill the atheist that was realy redicilous, you have too see it in that way that there are extremist in every religion i actually believe you dont have to be a man who follows god but doing the right thing will surely reward you. This is my opinion.
RealHinduMadrid 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid But that site claims every thing they are saying is from the gita. I can see the same teachings at other krishna sites. Indeed I can't find a krishna site that doesn't deny evolution. What am I missing here? How is it that all the leading krishna sites have the polar opposite beliefs about evolution? Please explain how they're all wrong but you're right!!
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@RealHinduMadrid
You claim to "see the ultimate truth in every religion." Really? Cool. Please tell me the ultimate truth in the heaven's gate religion. They killed themselves to catch a ride on a comet. Or how about scientology? Hail Xenu!!! How about xtian and muslim religions that flagellated themselves? Religion is shit. Humanity will never know peace until all religion is ancient history.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@TheStrangeRanger We are not the only ones believing this. There is no physical evidence for evolution at all, it just simply does not exist its a huge speculation.
devarsi 1 year ago
@devarsi
"There is no physical evidence for evolution at all." - devarsi
roflol. Thanks for a great quote. That's going in the list.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
@devarsi When I hear someone say there is no evidence for evolution I want to hit them over the head with a fossil. roflol..
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
there is no god but Allah
and we live for him
riyadhsbeauty 1 year ago
@riyadhsbeauty
ur comment proves how narrow minded you muslims are.
hindus/sikhs/jainss/buddhists all say that we all worship the same god. its only muslims and christians who call us infidels, and tell us that we will go to hell.
is your god a JEALOUS god? does he get jealous if someone prays or believes in something other than him? why should someone who has done good all his life go to "hell" just because he calls his god Bhagavan, or Buddha?
rahul727 1 year ago 2
@rahul727 @rahul727 --> What do you mean by how narrow minded you muslims are?
Did you know that today muslims are more than 1billion individuals, were converted to Islam in different periods of time, have different cultures and traditions, speaks different langauges, therefore have different belief systems. You can not take one sample and judge the totality.
123theStranger1 1 year ago
@riyadhsbeauty There is no god. Your imaginary friend is just that - imaginary. You waste your life on a myth.
TheStrangeRanger 1 year ago
katrinparagas,before telling anything,just ask you what do you know on anything really!
Dont show your foolishness!
Saraswathiputra 1 year ago
damn it...what kind of religion is this
katrinparagas 1 year ago
C´est dérisoire! Avoir peur de "Lui"
Qui ont imposé sur l´ignorant populace que "Dieu" est quelqu´un à craindre!?
Des obsoléts prêtres qui servirent de force puissante dans la sociète qui voulaient contrôler la peuple et garder leurs privilegies!!
Voilà! Un p´tit course de l´histoire de l´homme.
HIHIMIII56 2 years ago
If according to hinduism God is in everything, then why need an idol to worship God throught it. And there's no concept in Islam about worshiping God through Kaba or black stone. If you are adherent to hinduism, thats good for you but plz dont try to expert in comparative religions.
nasktk 2 years ago
Baha'i belief is that after this only experience on earth (no reincarnation is intended) we will partake of other mansions amidst God's kingdoms, be they heavenly or otherwise, depending on our fight for love and justice. As Krishna says, may we be of the winners.
"O Partha, happy are the kshatriyas to whom such fighting opportunities come unsought, opening for them the doors of the heavenly planets."
Thanks for the exchange.
Be well !
CandlesOfUnity 2 years ago
The entire Tablet is full of hidden secrets revealed. It's author was made a prisoner from his eight year to his seventieth. Notwithstanding his complete absence of formal education, his knowledge was encompassing. Read it for yourself and be happy to have heard of the Baha'i Faith during your existence on this earth. Not so many have the priviledge. If out of India, know that the Baha'i community is firmly established there and the Baha'i Lotus Temple of New-Delhi visited by 6 M persons a year.
CandlesOfUnity 2 years ago
« For physical things are signs and imprints of spiritual things; every lower thing is an image and counterpart of a higher thing. Nay, earthly and heavenly, material and spiritual, [...] the essence of all things, both inward and outward -- all of these are connected one with another and are interrelated in such a manner that you will find that drops are patterned after seas, and that atoms are structured after suns in proportion to their capacities and potentialities. » Same source
CandlesOfUnity 2 years ago
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« Gaze with penetrating vision into this new cycle. Hast thou seen any matter in which God is bounded by limits which He cannot overstep? Nay, by the excellence of His glory! On the contrary, His tokens have encompassed all things and are sanctified and exalted beyond computation in the world of creation. »
From Abdu'l-Baha, the son of Baha'u'llah, the Prophet of the Baha'i Faith which is not a 'new' faith but the fruit of the Revelations of the past, Hinduism included.
CandlesOfUnity 2 years ago
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« Know thou that the expressions of the creative hand of God throughout His limitless worlds are themselves limitless. Limitations are a characteristic of the finite, and restriction is a quality of existent things, not of the reality of existence.
This being the case, how can one, without proof or testimony, conceive of creation being bound by limits? »
CandlesOfUnity 2 years ago
yeah Lord Krishna Bhagavad Gita
What is the need for all this detailed knowledge? with a single fragment of Myself I pervade and support the entire universe
devarsi 2 years ago
I thought so... The interpretation is faulty. Another body does not necessarily mean a 'physical' body. It could mean a 'spiritual' body. We know that we have many such spiritual bodies made of something else than solid matter. To my understanding of the Baha'i Scriptures (the last ones in the chain of Revelations), we do not 'reincarnate' in this world, we continue in some other 'spiritual' worlds which means that we have some sort of 'spiritual' vehicle. What it is, we will then discover.
CandlesOfUnity 2 years ago
another material body is achieved,as long the soul has earthly attachments and desires to enjoy the material world, as well as good and bad karma to work out.
devarsi 2 years ago