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    Only one God created this entire Universe!!!



    Hindus say that Brahman is the creator, Muslims say
    That Allah is creator, Christians say that the creator is
    Jehovah, all say that the creation is this entire world.
    If Hindus say that Brahman created India, and if
    Muslims say that Allah created Arabian countries and
    If Christians say that Jehovah created the western countries,
    The problem is solved, there can be three Gods together,
    Who have created the three parts of the earth separately.

    But this is not so, each religion says that their God only
    Created the entire world, unfortunately there is one world!
    One world only! Come on, all of you sit together here
    And give me the final conclusion after debate, otherwise,
    The scientists are laughing on all of you! Shame to all!

    They criticize that these religions do not have even
    The basic logic, which is the fundamental common sense.
    Because of you, the greatest God is also mocked by them
    They say that the religions are rigid conservatisms!
    Even a small boy is putting this question to all of you.

    Stop all your discourses and first answer this question.
    If you want to say that God created the entire world,
    You have to accept that there is one God only always
    And that His names are all the above three names.

    We see in the world a single person having three names.
    If there is one God, He only created this entire world.
    All the human beings are invariably His children only.
    No Father is partial to a single child and therefore
    He must have preached the same knowledge to all
    In different languages and in different methodologies
    To different levels, this is Universal Spirituality.

    At the Lotus Feet of His Holiness Sri Dattaswami

    Anil Antony

    | Shri Datta Swami | Universal Spirituality for World Peace | There is only one universe and one God, its Creator.

    Universal Spirituality for World Peace
    antonyanil@universal-spirituality.org

  • #2
    Only one God created this entire Universe!!!

    Good Day!

    The universe was not created!

    The universe is whiteout beginning and end no body can create the elements that the universe are!

    The elements are infinite just like a part of our soul, that we Christian of the Church of Christ of latter days Sants called: intelligence!

    What God did or a God can do is that after he have whit his free will obey all the laws of the universe so he can became God, is that he can take the already elements that exist and organize them!

    In Short God can not created something from nothing, he only organize!

    see here:

    http://library.lds.org/nxt/gateway.dll?f=templates$fn=default.htm$xhitlist_q= %20God%20create%20world$xhitlist_x=Simple$xhitlist _s=%20relevance-weight$xhitlist_d=$xhitlist_hc=%5BXML%5D%5Bkwic%2C %200%5D$xhitlist_xsl=xhitlist.xsl$xhitlist_vpc=fir st$%20xhitlist_sel=title%3Bpath%3Bcontent-type%3Bhome-title%3Bhit-context%3Bfield%3Azr%3Bfield%3ARef

    Regards

    HugoDarien

    Ps. I am a member of the Church of latter days saint since 1997 but have not been active and are not visiting the church since many years! But I belive in the church and know the books very well, and they said what I have e said here
    Last edited by HugoDarien; 15 August 2006, 02:37 PM.

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    • #3
      re;

      Originally posted by HugoDarien
      Good Day!

      The universe was not created!

      The universe is whiteout beginning and end no body can create the elements that the universe are!

      The elements are infinite just like a part of our soul, that we Christian of the Church of Christ of latter days Sants called: intelligence!

      What God did or a God can do is that after he have whit his free will obey all the laws of the universe so he can became God, is that he can take the already elements that exist and organize them!

      In Short God can not created something from nothing, he only organize!

      see here:

      http://library.lds.org/nxt/gateway.dll?f=templates$fn=default.htm$xhitlist_q= %20God%20create%20world$xhitlist_x=Simple$xhitlist _s=%20relevance-weight$xhitlist_d=$xhitlist_hc=%5BXML%5D%5Bkwic%2C %200%5D$xhitlist_xsl=xhitlist.xsl$xhitlist_vpc=fir st$%20xhitlist_sel=title%3Bpath%3Bcontent-type%3Bhome-title%3Bhit-context%3Bfield%3Azr%3Bfield%3ARef

      Regards

      HugoDarien

      Ps. I am a member of the Church of latter days saint since 1997 but have not been active and are not visiting the church since many years! But I belive in the church and know the books very well, and they said what I have e said here

      HugoDarien;

      God has no beginning and no end because God is unimaginable. The beginning and the end must be also unimaginable for an unimaginable item. The beginning and the end of the cosmic energy or space or the creation are also unimaginable. Therefore, the beginning and the end are unimaginable for the unimaginable item like God and also for the imaginable item like space. Therefore, the two points, which are the beginning-less and end-less characteristics cannot help you in understanding the real nature of God. If you start recognizing the God by simply these two points (beginning-less and end-less), you may think that God is an imaginable item like the space or energy or the creation. In fact based on these two characteristics people have imagined God as an imaginable item like space or energy or creation. This concept has misled people to such a low level that people think that God is the very infinite space or infinite energy or infinite creation. Therefore, one should filter the concept of God at this juncture itself. One should think that God has no beginning and no end because the beginning and the end of an unimaginable item are also unimaginable.

      Such God desired to create this Universe for entertainment. The very desire itself is the Creation. In view of God this present materialized universe in only an idea or imagination or the very desire itself. Therefore, the desire to create the world is itself the desire and also the created world itself is a desire. Thus the creation, maintenance and dissolution of the imaginary world are also imaginations or desires. A part of this infinite creation is the individual soul. The soul is like a drop of the infinite ocean of imagination or desire of God. Thus, quantitatively the entire ocean of imagination of God is very huge compared to the tiny soul. Remember that both the Universe and the tiny soul are made of the same substance called as imagination or desire. Thus the force of the Universe is far greater than the force of the soul. Due to such huge quantitative difference of the same phase, the Universe, which is far stronger than the soul appears as a materialized entity for the soul. But this infinite ocean of desire, which is the infinite Universe is a tiny drop compared to the infinite force of God. Therefore, again due to the same quantitative difference of force the entire universe is just the very weak imagination from the view of God. Thus imagination and materialization exist simultaneously true from the point of God and soul.

      For the sake of entertainment, God desired to create the Universe. This statement is in Veda (Sa dviteeya Maicchat). In this statement there is a very subtle intermediate stage, which is the essence of the desire to create the Universe. The desire to create the world is like the golden ornament but the essence of such desire is like the raw gold in which the ornament is not yet expressed. Such raw essence of the desire is pure awareness. The pure awareness is a special subtle form of energy, which is not qualified by any form. Such pure awareness is called as the spirit, which is not qualified and does not have any attribute. This is called as “Nirguna Brahman”, which means the pure awareness, which has no reference to the creation of the universe. It is a very critical and subtle point to recognize the pure awareness. Veda says that only very very sharp intelligence can grasp that critical state (Drushyate Tvagraya bhuddhya). Sankara, the topmost genius among the spiritual preachers could grasp that state and proposed the concept of Nirguna Brahman or non-qualified pure awareness. Such pure awareness is the first creation of God (Parabrahman). This first creation is almost as critical and unimaginable as the very Parabrahman itself. The only difference is that Parabrahman is absolutely unimaginable for any sharp intelligence, but this pure awareness is imaginable only for a very sharp intelligence. This pure awareness is called as Mula Prakriti or Suddha Sattvam or Mula Avidya or Mula Maya or the Spirit in general. The Parabrahman maintains such spirit and it is only an associated item and is the first created item. The word Mula means the first. This spirit is in the form of knowledge. It is aware of itself, which means that it is knowledge. Knowledge requires both subjective and objective characteristics. It is subject as well as the object. Therefore, it is called as knowledge or Sattvam. This knowledge is the first form of energy. Energy is always active. Action is the characteristic of Rajas. Such Spirit is unaware of its own creator who is the God. Therefore, it is having ignorance or Tamas. Thus, the Knowledge itself is action and ignorance. According to Gita Knowledge is Sattvam (Sattvaat Sanjayate Jnanam), action is Rajas (Rajah Karmani) and Ignorance is Tamas (Tamastva Jnanajam). Thus these three qualities are always inseparable. The pure knowledge (Suddha Sattvam) itself is pure action (Suddha Rajas), which is the pure ignorance (Suddha Tamas). Thus in the very first instant itself the three qualities are created simultaneously in the purest state. Since all these three co-exist, it is called as equilibrium of the three qualities. When the equilibrium is disturbed various items of awareness result in which the three qualities exist in various proportions. Such disturbance of the equilibrium resulting in various distorted items of the three qualities is the very creation. The various mixtures of these three qualities constitute this diversified universe, which is meant for the play of the God and for His entertainment. When the entertainment is over all the three qualities go into the equilibrium state. Thus the Universe is converted into Mula Prakruti.

      God is in association with this Mula Prakruti in the beginning. At this stage the Mula Prakruti is only a creation or created item and cannot do anything further. Its equilibrium continues. In fact the Mula Prakruti is only inert and the continuation of such equilibrium is the inertia. God enters the Mula Prakruti and pervades it. Now this Mula Prakruti is electrified wire. It is the ignited stick and is called as fire. Now this Mula Prakruti becomes divine and is called as Brahman or the Holy Spirit. The Spirit, which is just the inert created item became Holy due to the existence of God in it. Now Brahman multiplies its little part of the Mula Prakruti in which, Parabrahman does not exist. This means that God enters ninety nine percent of Mula Prakruti and not one percent. This little part of un-divine Mula Prakruti is multiplied by the disturbed equilibrium and the Universe appears. Thus, the pure awareness in which God pervaded becomes Brahman. Now Brahman becomes the spectator of the Universe. The little pure awareness into which God did not enter is modified into the Universe in which God does not exist. Here the modification does not mean materialization. The modification means the undisturbed equilibrium being converted into disturbed equilibrium. In both the states the substance is only awareness. You can compare this to a day-dreamer’s mind. The mind of the day-dreamer is Mula Prakruti. A little part of the mind is converted into dream. The mind, which is not converted, is a spectator of the dream. The dreamer is identified with the spectator part of the mind. Thus the dreamer is witnessing the dream through his unmodified mind. The dreamer has not entered the dream and therefore is not multiplied. When the dream city is burning neither the spectator part of the mind is burnt nor the dreamer. The spectator part of the mind itself can be treated as the dreamer because the dreamer entered that spectator part of the mind and exists in it. Thus, Brahman, the spectator of the Universe can be treated as Parabrahman. Such Parabrahman who is the spectator of the Universe is called as Eeshwara. Thus, Parabrahman is the original unimaginable creator. Mula Prakrithi is the first created item, which is the pure awareness. Brahman is the major part of pure awareness in which Parabrahman entered and occupied it. The same Brahman enjoying the Universe by vision is called as Eeshwara. Neither Parabrahman nor Brahman nor the Eeswara has entered the Universe, which is the disturbed equilibrium of the three qualities. Thus, there is no disturbance in either Parabrahman or Brahman or Eeshwara. In Christianity God is Parabrahman. Brahman and Eeshwara are called as the Holy Spirit. The Spirit is the substance with which the Universe is made of. The spirit is not Holy because God did not occupy it. Thus the Universe is not Holy in Toto. It is Holy with reference to the good devotees and the divine incarnations. It is unholy with reference to bad living beings and Saturn. Parabrahman who is a spectator for sometime develops a desire to enter this Universe in the form of a living being especially as a human being because the main aim is to preach the divine knowledge. Veda says the same (Tadevaanu Praavishat). This divine human being in which, Parabrahman or Brahman or Eeshwara exists is called as human incarnation or God in Flesh. The human incarnation consists of four items. The first item is God. The second item is the Mula Prakruti, which is the pure awareness or Brahman or Aatman or Karana Sareeram (Casual Body). The third item is the disturbed equilibrium of the three qualities called as Jeeva or Sukshma Sareera (Subtle Body). The fourth item is the Gross body made of five elements (Sthula Sareera) which is again imaginary only in view of God but a materialized form in view of other human beings. If you analyse any ordinary living being it contains all the three bodies except God. If we analyse any inert item of the world it contains only the Gross Body made of the five elements.

      God should be understood as the unimaginable creator. Next God can be understood as the unimaginable spectator of the world. Lastly, God should be understood as the unimaginable actor who has entered the Universal Drama in the form of Human Incarnation.
      At the Lotus Feet of His Holiness Sri Dattaswami

      Anil Antony

      | Shri Datta Swami | Universal Spirituality for World Peace | There is only one universe and one God, its Creator.

      Universal Spirituality for World Peace
      antonyanil@universal-spirituality.org

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      • #4
        Only one God created this entire Universe!!!

        wow so long letter dear friend Anil Antony

        Well thanks!

        May God be whit you

        See you on the forum in the future

        Take care and bye

        /HugoDarien

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        • #5
          Is the Universe God?

          Originally posted by HugoDarien
          wow so long letter dear friend Anil Antony

          Well thanks!

          May God be whit you

          See you on the forum in the future

          Take care and bye

          /HugoDarien

          Is the Universe God?

          Therefore, when you cannot perceive God in His original form and you can perceive God only through some medium of creation like space or energy or awareness, why not perceive God through the medium of matter also? Now if God exists in space, it means that God is exists in this universe. If God is present in the universe, the universe cannot be a separate object of entertainment to God. The Veda says that this universe is created for His entertainment (Ekaki Na ...). If you are present in the cinema and become the cinema by pervading all over the cinema, the cinema is not a separate object for you and therefore it cannot give entertainment to you. If you are the spectator of the cinema, you should be separate from the cinema. You are the subject and the cinema is object, which is separate from you. If the subject and object are one and the same, there is no existence of the object at all. It means God did not create this universe. If the creation is absent, there is no entertainment to God. This leads to the inability of God in creating any object that is separate from Himself for His entertainment. Such inability makes God impotent and then God cannot be Omnipotent. Therefore, the separate existence of the universe in which God is not present, must be accepted to avoid all these contradictions.

          Now the Veda says that God entered this universe (Tadevanu Pravisat…). But the Veda does not say that God entered the entire universe. God entered the Universe only through some limited form. Therefore, the entrance of God in to the universe is accepted. At the same time since God did not enter the entire universe, the universe exists as a separate object for His entertainment.

          You may argue that God entered the entire universe as per a Vedic statement (Eesha vasyam idam…). But if you carefully analyze that statement, it also means that God enters this big universe only through a small form. The translation of that Vedic statement reveals the correct meaning like this: “In this large world, any small world can be pervaded over by the Lord entirely”. This is the true translation. The small world means the human body and the big world means this entire universe. This means that the Lord enters this big world through a small world, which is the human form. The human form alone can be called as a mini-world. The large world contains nine items, which are the inert five elements (earth, water, energy, air and space) and the four living items called as Antah karanams (mind, intelligence, self-awareness or egoism and the awareness which stores all the information). All these nine items are common between this large world and the small human being. Therefore, the conclusion of the Veda is that God enters this large world through a small human form. This can be explained by common experience also. A spectator, who is seeing the cinema, wishes to take up a role in the cinema. Thus, he enters the cinema through a role and the cinema still entertains him. Therefore, the Gita also says that God enters this world only through a human form. The the Gita also says that God becomes a Jeeva or human form by entering such a human form (Jeeva Bhutah…).

          You have entered the role or the dress of a king in the drama, which means that you have become the king in the drama. For all the practical purposes you are the king in the drama. But you retain your identity as the actor in the role and therefore you have not become the king in the true sense. The audience can treat you as the king but at the same time they are aware that you are not the real king. Similarly the devotees treat the human incarnation as God for all practical purposes. But whenever egoism and jealousy enter their minds, they can analyze and know that God is in the human form and therefore the human form is not really God. Neither has God become the human form nor has the human form become God. Such clarification will reduce their egoism and jealousy and their devotion can become again alive.
          Therefore, God cannot enter the (entire) space because if God enters this space, He becomes one with the Universe and His entertainment is lost. Therefore the power of God is material cause of this world. The power is modified into this world as the mud is modified into the pot. Therefore, the formless God, you think, is only the power of God and not the original God. Space is only the modification of the power of God, which is like the mud. God is like the pot-maker who is not modified into the pot. In this example let us assume that the pot-maker created the mud and then made the pot from the mud.

          While creating the mud, the Lord is the creator or designer as well as the material. But while creating the pot from the mud, God is only the pot-maker or designer. The pot-maker, while creating the mud, is not modified because only the power of the pot-maker is modified into mud. Therefore, the material cause for the mud is the power of the pot-maker and not the pot-maker directly. This is the concept of Dvaita (duality) of Madhva.

          In the concept of Ramanuja, which is called as ‘Visishta Advaita’ (qualified monism), the pot is considered as an associated body of the pot-maker. Instead of the pot, you can take the example of the cloth. The cotton thread is the material cause of the cloth. The weaver is the creator of the cloth. The weaver has created the thread and the power of the weaver is modified into thread as explained above. The weaver is wearing the cloth made by him and this point alone (association of the creator with the creation) is the extra concept in this theory. The weaver treats the cloth wrapped on his body as another external body of his. The the Gita also says that your external gross body is like a shirt. Therefore, Ramanuja assumes this world as the body of God.

          The Advaita scholars mocked at this concept due to their ignorance. They said that if God were associated with the world, the changes in the world would mean the changes in the body of God, which means that God is changed. This is absolute foolishness. When the body is compared to an associated shirt, the changes in the shirt cannot be equated to the changes in the person who is wearing it. If you take the body of a realized soul like Ramana Maharshi, He treated his body as his shirt. He separated himself from the body and limited himself to the soul. He observed the surgery of his body like a person, who is the spectator of his shirt being stitched by somebody. Thus if you take God as a realized soul, the changes in this universe cannot touch God, in spite of His association with the universe. To reject the mocking of the Advaita Scholars, Madhva avoided the example of the weaver in which the wrapped cloth is treated as another external body. He took the example of a pot so that the pot cannot cover the body of its creator like the cloth. Therefore, the pot cannot be treated as an external body of its creator like the cloth.

          Shankara compared the world to an imagination or a daydream of a person. The person is not modified into the imagination. Only his mind or his mental energy (awareness) is modified into the imaginary world. This awareness (Chit or Para shakti or Mula Maya) is just like the cotton thread of a weaver or the mud of the pot maker. God created this awareness in the beginning and here also the power of God created the awareness, which is modified into the world. Thus just like the mud or the thread, the awareness is the material cause of the world. The power of God is the material cause of the awareness. Now the most important point comes. What is the difference between God and His power? Both God and His power are inexplicable and exist in the same state. Therefore, if the power is modified, we can say that God is also modified. In that case instead of the power of God, God directly becomes the material cause of awareness. The real point is that since God and His power are both inexplicable, the process of modification of the power of God into awareness also becomes inexplicable. In such a case you cannot use even the word ‘modification’ when you say that the power of God created the awareness.

          Shankara called awareness itself as God and for Him God is the awareness-incarnation (Awareness in which God has entered). This awareness-incarnation alone is taken as the original God by all the Acharyaas and also the Brahma Sutras. If you go beyond awareness you cannot understand God and cannot preach to anybody about God. For such original God, no words can be used to describe. When you utter a word some thought comes to your mind, as the meaning of that word. The original God is beyond thought and therefore, any word fails to indicate Him. If such a God is preached, nobody will believe in the existence of such a God. People will say that such a God does not exist. That is why the Buddhists became atheists. Therefore, any preacher should say that the absolute God is the awareness-incarnation. It means that awareness is God.

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          • #6
            -

            Here is a quote from a friend of mine that i use as a reminder now and then.

            We need to be and do what we love and share from that.....not preach.
            I thought it would fit nicely in here

            /Niklas

            "If a man is called to be a streetsweeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven played music, or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say, here lived a great streetsweeper who did his job well."/Martin Luther King, Jr.

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            • #7
              Only one God created this entire Universe!!!

              Originally posted by dattaswami
              God entered the Universe only through some limited form. Therefore, the entrance of God in to the universe is accepted. At the same time since God did not enter the entire universe, the universe exists as a separate object for His entertainment.
              Hi there dear dattaswami!

              I don't belive this you wrote!

              God is just a word that means a person that is perfect and is on some degree, yes a God degree, angels are person that have a degree of angel etc, they stay on that stay for the infinite!

              The universe in only one, is just all! like a said before no body have created or can even created, it have been exist whiteout beginning and end( for us this could be difficult to belive, when for us all in a beginning and a end) God only organize elements of the universe to created new worlds, spirit etc!

              We and the universe are one!

              I mean we humans beings, animals, universe and all is NATURE


              Originally posted by 8nsteen8
              I thought it would fit nicely in here /Niklas
              Good words dear friend Niklas

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              • #8
                god is not a thing but a process

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                • #9
                  Respectful point

                  Dear Dattaswami


                  I think Niklas has made a very important point posting the quote. I mean this post with utmost respect.

                  I feel you have come on the forum to help people in their search for God (or any term that fits). But your posts have come across as preaching, and I think will have not been read by many people (due to their length).

                  An example is when you talk about all religions being one, just different cultural representations. This is a view shared by many of us on this forum, yet you seemed to address us as if we are ignorant of this view.

                  If you really wish to reach people why not introduce yourself and your training (in the introduction section). Then why not take part in some of the ongoing discussions, writing shorter points that engage one another in discussion.

                  This is ment respectively as you clearly have alot to offer this forum.

                  From the heart

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                  • #10
                    Only one God created this entire Universe!!!

                    Good Day forum members!

                    We can never know everything about God, until we became a God!

                    Is impossible for us in this earth to understand complete what God is, period!

                    Good Bye

                    PS. I agreed whit Jonny Say

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                    • #11
                      re;

                      Originally posted by J-Say
                      Dear Dattaswami


                      I think Niklas has made a very important point posting the quote. I mean this post with utmost respect.

                      I feel you have come on the forum to help people in their search for God (or any term that fits). But your posts have come across as preaching, and I think will have not been read by many people (due to their length).

                      An example is when you talk about all religions being one, just different cultural representations. This is a view shared by many of us on this forum, yet you seemed to address us as if we are ignorant of this view.

                      If you really wish to reach people why not introduce yourself and your training (in the introduction section). Then why not take part in some of the ongoing discussions, writing shorter points that engage one another in discussion.

                      This is ment respectively as you clearly have alot to offer this forum.

                      From the heart
                      J-Say;


                      This entire Universe is objective because the Creator is the subject and the Creation is the object. Any item in the Creation is also object. The human body is the most convenient object. Through such human body only the Lord should be meditated upon and should be served. The subjective God (Creator) is beyond words, mind, intelligence, logic and imagination as said in Veda. Gita says that if one approaches the subjective God directly, he will end in misery (Avyakthahi Gatih Duhkham…). This verse in Gita means that the souls having human bodies cannot worship the subjective God directly because such worship leads only to misery. You cannot even imagine the subjective God.

                      When the approach is subjective, the mind is destroyed as said in Gita in the above verse. Only the objective approach will give happiness because there is no difficulty in capturing the God through an object. Since you are an object, you can capture the boundaries of another object through your mind. Any object is within the four-dimensional space-time model. The subjective God is beyond the dimensions of space and time. When you try to capture the subjective God, the mind is unable to catch Him and undergoes lot of difficulties leading into strain that destroys the mind. But when you experience God through a human being you will not have any strain in capturing God who is identified with the object. When the subjective God is not at all experienced, how His characteristic sign, which is Bliss, can be experienced?

                      You are not seeing the Sun directly and how can you enjoy the heat or light? Even if the Sun is not seen directly if an illuminated lens by Sun is seen, you are enjoying the light and heat atleast in small quantities in reality. When the Sun is completely hidden by the clouds, neither Sun nor his heat nor his light is experienced. Bliss is defined as the continuous happiness, which is infinitely intensive. You may mistake sometimes the temporary happiness also as Bliss. When you have not tasted the infinitely intensive happiness, you may misunderstand even a small shadow of the bliss (happiness) as bliss itself. Moreover, the bliss of yourself is not the highest goal. You must please the Lord and pleasing the Lord must be highest goal. Therefore, your experience of the bliss need not be necessarily the pleasure of the God.

                      The Bliss can be obtained from materialistic things like drink etc. Only the divine knowledge followed by the divine love and bliss can give you the identity of the Lord. But once you recognized the Lord by the knowledge, love and bliss, your aim should be the service of the Lord through which the Lord must be pleased. In service you may not have the bliss or sometimes-you may have to face even lot of unhappiness. Jesus told that unless one detaches even from his life for His sake, he couldn’t be His dearest disciple.

                      But you should feel all that unhappiness as your happiness if your unhappiness in terms of service pleases the Lord. You must have patient analysis and power of discrimination in the search of the truth. Your aim should not be the attainment of bliss but making the Lord blissful through your service and sacrifice. If this ultimate goal is realized, the soul gets the top most place in the heart of the Lord.

                      You have entered the heart of the Lord deeply through your proven love towards the Lord in the very first step itself. The Lord wants sincerely to hold on you in the path of the truth. The Lord does not want to use any super power in this matter because the path of the knowledge and devotion should be spontaneous, natural and real. The final result of the effort of Swami thus depends only in the power of your discrimination and on your patience to analyze in search of the truth. You will have firm faith only when the divine knowledge helps you as a fertilizer to germinate the devotion and also acts as a pesticide to remove worm like attractions and illusions of Saturn, who always tries to take away the sheep from the Lord like a wolf or a fox.

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                      • #12
                        Dear Dattaswami,

                        You didn't really read J-Say's post, did you? He made some excellent points. If you can't be bothered to read his post, can you really expect anyone to read yours?

                        Objectively,
                        Sifu Anthony Korahais
                        www.FlowingZen.com
                        (Click here to learn more about me.)

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                        • #13
                          Dattaswami,

                          I'm very glad to see someone with knowledge of the Bhagavad Gita and Vedas on the forum willing to share. However, I agree with my seniors, and would ask that you tell us a little bit more of your background and training.

                          As much as I would like to read your posts, they're too long-winded. I don't mean this disrespectfully, but I feel like you're not even addressing us as individuals. Just a random audience you can cut and paste some of your spiritual beliefs for.

                          the path of the knowledge and devotion should be spontaneous, natural and real.
                          I'd enjoy seeing more of this in myself, and others.

                          Respectfully,
                          Dr. Akemi Borjas de Korahais, DOM
                          Doctor of Oriental Medicine
                          PainlessAcupuncture.com

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                          • #14
                            Dear Anil Anthony ,

                            Tat tvam asi

                            Dham apne chalo bhai.....


                            with Shaolin salute ,

                            damian .
                            Damian Kissey
                            Shaolin Wahnam Sabah , Malaysia .
                            www.shaolinwahnamsabah.com

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                            • #15
                              Well, I tried to read this topic, but saw that its either very deep or very high for me.

                              We are humans, and yes I believe that we live many lives on this physical world and yet we are the same eternal person in soul.

                              Now that we are learning chi gung, which gives us higher enlightment and thats very enough for me...the rest is philosophy, which I don't understand it.
                              From Beirut, Lebanon
                              Dr.Harout

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