Beirut is Burning !!

[Guest guest]

Dear babji,

 

The situation is definately worse .

 

God (in form) only helps them,who needs him.Otherwise

not.True prayers will give right directions for the

sufferings to come out of it.

 

These people doing violence are under influence of

evil deeds and are destiny driven.The true devotion of

god will protest and fight back only in case of attack

on the true beliefs not on blind beliefs.

 

These hooligans are doing this under ignorance.It

would be mass education if they have to be made

educated about the gods.

 

I am in the opinion that unless we are properly

understand the reality,we can help them at the

most,but to give them guidence,the time has not come.

 

 

--- Baba ji <beirut_ka_baba wrote:

 

> Last two days in Beirut were very tense. Hundreds

> of protestors

> gathered in city, and burnt Danish Embassy due to

> the cartoon

> controversy...and when their anger was not down,

> they started burning

> the shops of poor Christians who are Lebanese and

> who have nothing to

> do with cartoons.

>

[Guest guest]

, "udaykumar S.K." <udaykumar001

wrote:

>

> Dear babji,

>

> The situation is definately worse .

>, "udaykumar S.K."

<udaykumar001 wrote:

>

> Dear babji,

>

> The situation is definately worse .

 

Dear Udai

thanks for reply...but this is a question which we need ask now.

Once Uma asked the same question...what should we do when we watch

the negativity playing its game.

 

Do we guide them (r we really required...how we know...and who

will listen??)

 

Do we play unconcerned..(that would be against our dharma!!)

 

Do we bear their tyranny ..like budhhists..(that would be against

teachings of Gita !!)

 

This question has, many nights, haunted me...as to what should be

my role in such a situation, where negativity haunts.

 

How do we know...the action we are proposing to do...is a

handiwork of our ego...or the game-play of Mother nature..or the

desire of God ??

 

the barbaric sects had/have been doing tyranny in the name of

God...but as a sadhaka, we have to find out the truth...as to what

we are required to do for the Execellence !!!

 

with love

baba

 

AGNI Devi...do you remember the word "Zeitgeist"...in the present

situation...does it have any significance here ??

 

(My guru Ghasitananda ji is busy in reading Holy Koran now a

days..and is not replying to my querries.....)

[Guest guest]

I reproduce a response I wrote to the editor of a newspaper......

 

This is the first time I am commenting, even though I have been

reading your columns for a while. Thank you for your honest opinions.

 

This is not the first time that a religious community's sentiments

have been violated. Hindus have had their diety's pictures on toilet

seats and lunch boxes, and Christians have had Jesus on surf board,

The Last Supper depicted in the most disrespecful manner to name a

few.

 

The difference is the response. While embassies are being torched,

and innocent people are being killed, even as we speak, at the

recent insulting cartoons in Europe, some others took a different

response .. protested, took it to court, fought a court battle and

won, and the people responsible were appropriately held to task. Not

easy, but it was done.

 

Were they angry enough to do more? Certainly!! But they didn't and

no one came out of prayers sessons inflamed and incited to go torch

and kill.

 

Did anyone assist these other groups when their religion was being

violated? No, they hid their heads thinking 'it doesn't happen to

me'.

 

Insulting peoples' religious sentiments is wrong, no matter who does

it. How it is dealt with however, has something to say about the

community.

 

Untill, all groups, specialy their leaders who exert control, spend

more time in teaching respect instead of hate for each other's

paths, and realize that they have a collective responsiblity to

guide their following in apropriate ways, I don't think anyone can

point fingers at anyone else.

 

"An eye for an eye makes the world blind", and I'm afriad we appear

to be on a roller coaster ride to that end!

 

Thank you,

 

 

 

, "Baba ji" <beirut_ka_baba

wrote:

> Once Uma asked the same question...what should we do when we watch

> the negativity playing its game.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Babaji,

 

Do you think you as a single body can fight with mass

group of activists?

 

You should check your status in the society,before you

plan any action towards this.If you are a social

activist,you have to protect your society,that becomes

your duty.

 

When the things are at your doorstep ,you need to

forget everything else than to fight against it.Thats

the duty to safegaurd your body as well as your

"dharma" the "way of doings".

 

To fight with such negativity is strategic planning is

required,best example is "Lord Shri Krishna" & "Lord

Shri Rama". It needs collective power of people to

fight with such activities.

 

A person as individual can fight with an individual.

A mob can fight with Mob.

 

Our preparation should be equal or more than these

enemies then victory is possible.

 

If you have the true urge to descard such damaging

attitudes start social activities so that you may have

place in people who will listen to you,after some

period of time.& it will reduce the damages to any

dharam.

 

Actually our duty is to safegauard our society as well

as those who believe in constructive attitudes,which i

agree in totality.

 

This is my reply to you.

Dear.

 

 

--- Baba ji <beirut_ka_baba wrote:

what should we do when we watch the negativity playing

its game.Do we guide them (r we really required...how

we know...and who will listen??)

 

This question has, many nights, haunted me...as to

what should be my role in such a situation, where

negativity haunts.