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| Mar 01, 2007 1:13 pm |
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re: re: Sanadhana Dharma Par |
Gyro
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Hey BC - come on, with the similar kind of energy and enthusiam all of us are sharing our informations since December 2005!
Not only me, even Hinduism does not expect people to accept them as it is. That is why Satsang is part of SD and all our Maharishis goes to foreign country and encourage even other religious people to question the concepts. When we read our scriptures it appears as if lots of info dealt in are controversial and hence provoke us to learn the core concept by questioning. It does not ask us to blindly follow what is being taught. This is the very rational approach. That is the reason going to temples or prayer to god are not made compulsory. SD respects the freedom of individual. The talk of atheism is not new. Even in purana muni Naradha would raise so many questions like an atheist. There is no ambiguity and inconsistency in SD. It is only in our mind and limited understanding.
Cheers.
Gyro
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