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    Does Srila AC Bhaktivedanta Swami not consider himself the factual "spiritual successor" of former gurus within the same sampradaya? Does this mean he too wants to put himself on equal (or even higher) level than them and is therefore also a crude offender?

     

     

    How many times did Srila Prabhupada announce Himself to be spiritual successor in the sampradaya?

     

    This is a serious question because I do not remember ever hearing Him say this or read Him saying this.

     


  2. LOL...I noted that when I was comparing everyone's results.

     

    There are some other quizzes listed on that site. I took a couple of them and my results are that I am bhakta (What Kind of Hindu are you? quiz) that knows a bit too much about the beatles (Beatles Spirituality Quiz) and with some hinduism mixed in for good measure (Hinduism Basics Quiz).

     

    Update: I am a "confident believer" sure of the path I have chosen to follow (What's your Spiritual Type? quiz) that is nuts about nature (Find your spiritual path quiz).


  3. 1. Hinduism (100%)

    2. Mahayana Buddhism (79%)

    3. Jainism (76%)

    4. Neo-Pagan (62%)

    5. Sikhism (60%)

    6. Theravada Buddhism (60%)

    7. New Age (52%)

    8. Orthodox Judaism (51%)

    9. Unitarian Universalism (51%)

    10. New Thought (47%)

    11. Liberal Quakers (43%)

    12. Scientology (39%)

    13. Taoism (38%)

    14. Bahá'í Faith (37%)

    15. Jehovah's Witness (36%)

    16. Reform Judaism (35%)

    17. Islam (33%)

    18. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (31%)

    19. Orthodox Quaker (30%)

    20. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (27%)

    21. Seventh Day Adventist (27%)

    22. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (26%)

    23. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (25%)

    24. Eastern Orthodox (23%)

    25. Roman Catholic (23%)

    26. Secular Humanism (20%)

    27. Nontheist (12%)

     


  4. I am still baffled by the whole thing and I was involved in the process once myself....actually twice if you include your own birth into these bodies.

     

    The ingesting thing might be a little scary for a five year to comprehend. I know I had this weird fear at that time of cannibals and the like.

     

     

    Tell him mommies make them in their belly and let it go at that. That's weird enough for a five year old. I still find it weird.

     

     


  5. yup next time your child asks where babies come from all you have to do is show them this woman's picture!!!

     

    BTW...my paternal grandmother was the youngest of 21 children. She had brothers and sisters that she did not even really know because they were so much older than her.

     

    The rest of the story is this tho, the first 13 came from my grandmother's father's first wife. When she died (gee I wonder why?) he married their maid and fathered the remainder of the kids.

     

    This was in the 1800's.


  6. I would love to see that!! I will have to remember this for myself (just sub the dhoti with a sari).

     

    This is too funny...you obviously live in Berkeley!!

     

    gHari, may I suggest sikha, dhoti, tilak, beads and a Columbine Rules t-shirt with a black rain coat overlay? Don't forget the Doc Martins.

     

     

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