Amlesh

With time... It will be hard to find such ladies.

You are right Theist, the killing shows mercilessness; unconsciousness being the cause.

I still remember the days.. not that long ago where cows were treated very kindly.. but that mood of kindness seems to have disappeared in my country.

Yeah Amlesh it is. I need to somehow tattoo that over my mouth.

lolz.. good one

Thanks a lot.. By summing up the different posts.. I think I can formulate an answer to it.

I guess, while remedy-ing the husband qualities... the rest takes shape.

Can anyone tell me the Qualities of a Good Wife according to shastras.

Thanks.

A very difficult thing to understand... the Dietary stuff.

The easiest part I guess in a conversation is talking.The hardest part is when to stop and start listening.

So cool.

I am lucky to have met some great muslim friends.

No religion is that perfect even the Vedas.

Perfection comes only when one realises one is imperfect and sees others path as once encountered and pays respect to them.

And foremostly, hankers to see himself fit to meet that Universal Spirit face to face.

Carrot is not recommended by Manu.

Let use the Ingredients for Consumption.

Feel lucky to be a vegan, I hope others too be part of that.

But for the Karmic Wheel to work, the Lord devised a mind-boggling way.

I feel i can only be the witness, I hope, He sees in me, that someone who can serve Him,

Then why is it that people could take Sri Krishna to be a Supreme God over other Avatars?

Maybe, many are still attached to the process that is leading to Self Realisation.

I think those who does this are missing the very important lesson Maha Vishnu is trying to teach them. No matter how many avatars He took, He is the same. Those avatars are merely "Forms" which He needs to accomplish the tasks.

 

Initially, many gets blinkered with the Form that the Lord first used to approach them to get them out of the dark well. But with time one will come to see that Ram is God, Krishna is God, God is Krishna, God is Rama.

None a lesser God.

He is one without a second, the same OLD absolute Truth.

Same way, no matter how many times we are born, die and reborn again, we are the same regardless of our physical differences. We could have been born as animals, plants or humans of various races. But the Soul remains the same - unchanged and eternal. No one life or form in any one life is more important than another.

 

For us the Jeevas YES.

Concerning the Bhagavan Himself, each form is tracendentally situated. Life after life, if we see it with our crooked eyes, HE has that same eternal Form.

And for us, it is different, it is always mutating, without our understanding but our Karma being the cause.

This is what differentiate Christians from Hindus. Christians stuck with Jesus. They cannot think outside the "Jesus Box". Hindus should not be stuck in the same "box" as well.

There is a difference though, but many of the Hindus, do have some of such misconceptions.

I was long time back like that. I sincerely hope, I've changed.

For me also... I cannot see any difference between Sri Ram and Sri Krishna and the rest of the Avataras.

All are equally auspicious.

Millions died, and that's amusement?

And those particular millions happened to be the rare fortunate ones.

Seen in many Indian movies, interesting subject matter.

Great thinking, Melvin...

It is said in the Bhagvatam that once a person constructs a temple, he is sure to have a roof each time he takes birth in this world.

Great point Sephiroth.

Cool Comment.

LOLZ

More than that.. the focus should be laid in rejuvenating the Indian Culture. With that.. the rest will be automatically catered.

Then, there is the saying in the Gita... about the basis of Brahman... forget about equating it.

Bhaja Govindam.. Bhaja Govindam...

And we have to say on those bugs who are constantly with I-PODS, head-phone et al!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would we then consider that eating fish, crabs, shrimps, clams etc. a lesser evil than eating animal meat and vegetables?

You have a great point...

Bhima was surely a non-vegetarian but still he was a liberated soul and what Jesus said is relevant also. But in Truth, eating becomes secondary in comparison to the state of our heart and that also is puny is comparison to the LOVE we have for the Father.

Nevertheless, all interconnected is some way or the others and the more one is austere, the more one is nearer to the Lord.