The Sermonizer of Bhagwad Gita is not Sri Krishna(Why ?)

[Guest guest]

Dear siter pyari,

 

This thread was started by a Brahmakumari guy and he titled it "The

Sermonizer of Bhagwad Gita is not Sri Krishna" .

 

I was doing finding on the net why does Brahmakumari cult say this.

 

The problem is that the founder of brhamakumari called himself "Shiva"

 

The organisation also had a Brahma, sarasvati, etc

 

The founder who called himself Shiva stated in a lecture that i revealed the

Gita as a publicity stunt. That is his followers followed it as not Krishna

, but Shiva ( founder of Brahmakumari) revealed the Gita. Hence the thread

named by the brahmakumari guy.

 

This are new-age organisation I feel and nothing to do with the age old

principles of Sanatana Dharma.

 

Infact , even in vishnu sahasranam , there shiva is as one of the name of

Lord Vishnu.

 

Hence , there should be no such hatred as Shiva Vishnu Krishna are

different. They are one and the same.

 

Om Namah Shivaya! Jai Shree Krishna!

 

 

 

Namaskar,

DSI

 

 

On 11/18/05, pyari_h <no_reply> wrote:

>

> Namaste all.

>

> On my recent pilgrimage to India I have visited Sri Jagannatha Puri

> and the famous Lingaraja temple of Lord Shiva in Bhuvaneshvar, Orissa,

> the city which is named after Him but orginally known as 'Ekaamra

> Vana' (Siddhaamra Shetra).

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Namaste all. _/\_

 

Dear DSI,

You may enjoy reading the quotes from many Scriptures given in my old

message of March 06, 2002 posted on the occasion of 'Maha Shiva Ratri' at:

 

/message/3350

 

Jaya Sri Radhey!

Divine_Lovers/

 

, devishakti_india

<devishaktiindia@g...> wrote:

 

> Hence , there should be no such hatred as Shiva Vishnu Krishna are

> different. They are one and the same.

>

> Om Namah Shivaya! Jai Shree Krishna!

 

>

> On 11/18/05, pyari_h <no_reply> wrote:

 

> > On my recent pilgrimage to India I have visited Sri Jagannatha Puri

> > and the famous Lingaraja temple of Lord Shiva in Bhuvaneshvar, Orissa,

> > the city which is named after Him but orginally known as 'Ekaamra

> > Vana' (Siddhaamra Shetra).