... CHRISTIANITY PUZZLED BY GREATNESS OF ANCIENT HINDU VEDIC WISDOM - Glimpses of Vedic Metaphysics...1:16 immediately connected my thought process with the philosophical views of Mahatma...Most of the didactic books of Hindu dharma and Sikh religion mentioned ...> hardly seen in the organized Hindu religion today. In the Vedas, ... the authority of all the Hindu scriptures is thus subordinated to the...

CHRISTIANITY PUZZLED BY GREATNESS OF ANCIENT HINDU VEDIC WISDOM - Glimpses of Vedic Metaphysics,...1:16 immediately connected my thought process with the philosophical views of Mahatma...Most of the didactic books of Hindu dharma and Sikh religion mentioned that...are hardly seen in the organized Hindu religion today. In the Vedas, ... the authority of all the Hindu scriptures is thus subordinated to the...

... us. Freedom of Religion...sure. But we're not stupid and we understand when someone is abusing the magnamous spirit of that Christian foundation to strive for inclusion...but not 'self erradication' in the process. Let's go on and take this to the next level and allow devil worshipers give the next invocation in the Senate. We can't really lock them out using this new world 'twist ...

... Can you explain how the self doesn't exist and what evidence is there for this belief? Hindu philosophy has a lot to do with "self-realization", or the realization of "truth" ... on not doing the doing of doing) that constitutes samadhi. There is no end to the process; however enlightened you may be (whatever samadhi you have acheived), there is always more. Each ...

..., your breath, emptiness, just sitting, or whatever; it doesn't matter what it is, even on not doing the doing of doing) that constitutes samadhi. There is no end to the process; however enlightened you may be (whatever samadhi you have acheived), there is always more. Each mountain one climbs reveals another higher ridge to be climbed. As I understand it, there are two ...

... Can you explain how the self doesn't exist and what evidence is there for this belief? Hindu philosophy has a lot to do with "self-realization", or the realization of "truth" ... on not doing the doing of doing) that constitutes samadhi. There is no end to the process; however enlightened you may be (whatever samadhi you have acheived), there is always more. Each ...

...> Can you explain how the self doesn't exist and what evidence is there for this belief? Hindu philosophy has a lot to do with "self-realization", or the realization of "truth" ... on not doing the doing of doing) that constitutes samadhi. There is no end to the process; however enlightened you may be (whatever samadhi you have acheived), there is always more. Each mountain ...

... biological instrument. If the brain evolved by natural selection, even the capacities to select particular esthetic judgments and religious beliefs must have arisen by the same mechanistic process. They are either direct adaptations to past environments in which the ancestral human populations evolved or at most constructions thrown up secondarily by deeper, less visible activities that ...

...s definition of morality ("justice, rights, and welfare"), Christian and Hindu communities don't look good. They restrict people's rights ...for individuals to forget themselves and coalesce temporarily into hives, a process that is thrilling, as anyone who has ever "lost" him...such as the Flag and the military. The Democrats, in the process, have become the party of the profane -- of secular life...

...write certain messages at certain times. They say this is the real one now. That they are the Hindu Gods and are a separate and different faith from any other. And that literally the souls and ..."Jesus" are not one of ours and their souls and eternity go somewhere else. It is a natural process - those who should be here are here - those who should be with us are with us - and...