Tim schuldt - Om shiva (psytrance)

Tim schuldt is messing with our minds
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Music

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• psychedelic
• trance
• goa
• tim
• schouldt

[headieganja420]

It does not matter if you believe in Jesus or shiva or Buddha no one person can tell another person that what they believe in is wrong as long as what you believe in works for you then more power to ya! I for one do not believe in any one particular one thing, thats way to boring, i love all philosophies and points of view that's what works for me! 

[ricarlangasnalgas]

Firs of all, lets be spiritual beings not religious ones

[tave169]

good song :)

[AnoNothingNa]

NOTHING can escape the LAW! The law is for all! There is no difference! You are God, you are everything and everything is you, the sooner you realize yourself, however you do it, whatever faith you have, or more effectively the type of life you have, is good because nothing escapes the law and all is one thing. And all is telling one story, sending one message!

[HolofractalCosmos]

love it, love everything about it!

[halleygoswami]

@alexandergosselin every relegion has its dark sides . real god/self realization is above all these deficiencies .

but religions(which are nothing more than a set of practices to reach god) are man made ...and hence they all have some imperfections .

by the way , iskcon is far of being 'hindu' . they are not even authentic gaudiya vaishnavas ..as they claim .

[TheRUSIRIUS]

Maybe religions have a dark side because humans have a dark side.

Great Track...

[CCSofChocolatesvill]

@headieganja420. All religion is total bullshit set-up to distract mankind from the truth.

[akke90]

@ricarlangasnalgas well-told.....One of the best statements I've heard

that is exactly what i want to explain to people around me

[MrBennett1234]

@alexandergosselin Yeah, look no further than the Aghori Sadhus. every religion has a dark side (excet perhaps Buddhism), because they are open to human interpretation, and the meanings can be twisted to fit different agendas. Hinduism is essentially an umbrella term for a wide spiritual perspective, i dont feel that 'subscribing' to that form of religion can be negative.. im reluctant to officially declare myself Hindu, because im not big on organised religion just saying...