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Dear Bhaktradj Ji

 

Again this is only your truth...........one of many truths....your truth is

not for everyong Hindu...if you respect Dharma and Karmic needs of others then

tattva sidhanta is not crucial or needed by some and this has to be taken into

consideration........also need to remember that Hindu Maya and Buddhist Mara

with all the intellectual vampires are out there and discourse and

cerebralizeing make for fertile ground for confusion regarding what the truth is

for

different indiduals........Truth is Individual and different for each person

 

DharmaDev

 

In a message dated 6/10/2005 7:38:29 AM Pacific Standard Time,

bhaktas2 writes:

 

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> Dear Velasivasankaranji,

>

> Please do not think that the purpous of what I wrote was to create hate or

> even offend anyone. If what I wrote offended you or any other reader I humble

> beg excuses.

>

> If you read it carefully you may notice that is a piece on love and not

> hate. I can understand that some phrases may seem a little hars but when

> dicussing spiritual matters we should set aside worldly sentiment and accept

> siddhanta, scientific spiritual conclusions. Misconceptions are like boils by

softly

> blowing on them we will not be cured from them. We all know that the truth is

> not always palatable but has never the less to be accepted if one is truly

> sincere in growing spiritually. Knowing tattva-siddhanta is crusial in this

> respect.

>

> With warm regards,

>

> Bhaktradj Khargjitsing

>

>

> velasivasankaran wrote:

> Is this a hate mail?

>

>

>

> --- Brammetje Kharag <bhaktas2 wrote:

>

> >Dear Vaghela,

> >

> >As promised I will continue to try to explain the

> >answers to your questions.

> >

> >In my previous mail I left off with the remark about

> >the reciprocating love relationship between us and

> >The Supreme Lord. I will elaborate a little more on

> >this because this is the most crucial part of all

> >Spiritual knowledge and without it we will never

> >able to be delivered from this material world.

> >

> >Before we can even phantom who we really are we at

> >least have to know what we are. Sadhu, Guru, Shastra

> >(including the chaitya-guru, guru within the heart,

> >the Paramatama or as some call it the upa-guru)

> >state that we are spiritual souls. The spiritual

> >soul has the dimension of 1/10.000 part of the tip

> >of a hair according to shastra and is qualitatively

> >one, but quantitatively different from The Supreme

> >Lord. The soul is originally also made of sat, cid,

> >ananda, eternal spiritual bliss and transcendental

> >knowledge like the Lord Himself but infinitely small

> >where the Lord is infinite, period. All qualities

> >that are in The Lord are also in the soul but in

> >minute quantity. As The Lord is Supremely

> >independent we have a minute Independence which

> >gives us some freedom of choice. To somewhat

> >understand, only this qualitative equality between

> >us and The Lord we take the example of a drop of the

> >ocean which has the same chemical substance as the

> >whole ocean but will never be able to create a

> > title wave.

> >

> >This independent quality is not only there because

> >of the above mentioned qualitative equality but it

> >is also crucial to the purpose of our existence. As

> >we have already stated eventually the attainment of

> >pure undivided transcendental love towards The

> >Supreme Personality of Godhead is the supreme goal

> >of live. In order for love to be pure it must be

> >spontaneous and freely given. To be completely pure

> >it can not be demanded not even by The Supreme Lord.

> >Our minute Independence is only meant for this

> >reason. It is also in this that we find the

> >everlasting unlimited happiness we are all (knowing

> >or unknowingly) anxiously searching for. Even in

> >this world the main desire of all living entities is

>