krishnaoshe

please please tell me of this kshatriya dharma.

i find that typically those of socalled extreme faith (rajaistic faith) have little to no logic or experiance; not a bad thing just baseless and easly destroyed and easly falling into non belief only to be born again and again. start facing the facts , that truths are quite simple. devotion to god does not require one to bebate historical myths, true or not. krishna states quite obviously that ones duty is to educate one self among other things. when education is based off of hypothetical history one obviously gets lost. just love god; too easy. forget about who is the absoulute authority. just love me. shiva , vishnu or what ever other god you think of are all one. if i could find the time and was misguided i could easly be a guru or swami or what ever. oh i forgot i was born in the age of kali and every thing is just plain wrong. oops again i am not born a brahman just last born of a dead empire of evil minded kings. thank god for the (rishi) mad monk rasputin!! but then how many devotees of the lord have participted in the original soma ritual? not many in the age of kali. the teachings have been lost, the rishis of old are keeping their mouths shut, so please gleen this simple teaching "do your duty and love the lord" and know that one day or night of the soul you will see the true lord; not a lame, poor, extremely lacking, mistranslated, untranslateable book described mythological idol. god will eventualy show his face to you in the breath ,in the DNA code or as a microscopic symbiotic being that is floating acrossed the retna of the eye seen as bright light glares in ones eye. but never fail to know that you are one, a instrament of the lord. so i laugh as i think that god's body that he placed me in requires a rest. for to be physically tired would make one perform one duty poorly and cause unnessary karma. for i am not a great yogi that can just be..........

in study of the nigerian/african "orisha worship" religion, they have deity "elleggua" worshiped like shiva in ritual and in the aspects of what he represents is almost the same as ganesha and some aspects like krishna also. i was wondering if i am correct in the assumption that nigerian religion is orignally from hinduism? are there any studys reguarding this? i study hinduism and have compleatly converted to hinduism. i belive in the ideals of hinduism and have had profound changes in my whole life ever since; mental, material, physical and spiritual. i have followed these teachings as closely as possible. i agree with the concept of non-violance. in orisha worship they have many ideas that i dissagree with, such as black magic, animal sacrafice, offering tobacco and liquor as offerings. i would love some insights on this.