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Dear Dr. Alam

I have said at all places that only a true

Hindu is a Muslim and only true Muslim is Hindu. Hindu or Muslim is different

names of natural wisdom.  Natural wisdom

is not relative, not comparative and stands true in all time and places. It

never changes and cannot be amended. Prayer is a repetitive way to not forget

how our separate existences are a part of the one natural wisdom. By this continuous

awareness, people loose their ideas of ‘ownership’/ ‘you and me’

accountancy or individuals’ ego states and become free from fear of one

another. When fear/ deprivation is lost, our desires

are fulfilled without even eating, and minds get a new high.  

 

In one village there were several people who

lived by farming, and did not count things, and this was a source of pleasure. The

used to keep their harvest in the open and did not learn mathematics. One

tailor came in the village and he measured bodies of people in inches and gave

each one of them a slip of this measurement. Another tailor came to settle in

village and he did not know inch but used centimeters that he brought with him.

Over a period of time, half of the people believed that inch is better than

centimeter, and other half opposed the idea. They also fought and many died.

Hindu and Muslim divide is a tailor problem and not a problem of natural

wisdom.

 

Natural wisdom (irrespective of what are

called) has answers to all problems, it is opposition to laws. Laws are not

natural wisdom and it needs expansive infra-structure of government and

military. One day people will abandon the laws and reinvent one

natural wisdom.  For example, Yoga

is getting popular. It is contribution of Sri Krishna, Shiva, Patanjali, Vasishta, Buddha; model

of righteous humanity is contribution of Sri Ram. Zakat

is substitute of taxation, Procedures of doing the paryers

and Islamic financial system  is perfect way of humanty

management.

 

Regards

K G Misra

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Muhammad Mukhtar Alam

Monday, August 21, 2006 3:48

PM

To:

 

Re: [HealthyIndia] Prayer

5 times a day for treating Alcoholism...ishwar smar...

 

 

Dear Jagannath jee,

 

 

 

 

 

The scriptures in Sanskrit have the monotheistic

content as messengers were sent all over the world..I am vey pleased with your

response..We need to multiply adoption of prayer 5 times a day..I had a

conversation with Mahamandeleshwar Swami Akhilesh jee who cited the reference

for prayer 5 times a day in a text called shiv sankalp taru..

 

 

 

 

 

I will appreciate

if all the distinguished members have a look at the conceptual

organisation at http://muhammad_mukhtar_alam.tigblog.org

 

 

 

 

 

I have argued for

adoption of monotheism for personal integrity,social unity and global unity..

 

 

 

 

 

With much appreciation

 

 

 

 

 

Dr.Muhammad Mukhtar Alam

 

 

 

 

jagchat01

<jagchat01 wrote:

 

 

 

Dear Dr Alam,

 

Today's population is hard pressed for time. Everyone is running for

the sake of money. People do not get time to pray even one time a day

and are forced to do it once a week or month, such is the situation.

 

The Hindu scriptures advise prayers in the early morning, after a

bath, in the afternoon, evening, and again before going to bed. For

the spiritual seekers, the whole night is advised for prayers as

nature is quiet and receptive at that time.

 

Sleeping in the night is prohibited for the earnest seeker as it robs

him of valuable time. Sri Ramakrishna said, " Three types of people

stay awake at night, rogi, bhogi and yogi " , i.e. a person afflicted

from disease, the pleasure seeker and the spiritual aspirant.

 

For those following the path of tantra, meditating in the middle of

the night is a must.

 

Today we are so burdened by the world that we have entirely forgotten

the value and need for prayer. Swami Vivekananda was very happy that

our Muslim brothers stick to their prayer routines very strictly. He

praised their actions as they left whatever at hand at turned to God

at appropriate moments. He wanted all people to do likewise.

 

People say religion divides but I never feel so. Having read a little

about a variety of religions I find the common thread to be intense

love and yearning for God, purity in thought and actions, desire to

serve other beings, and spreading God's wisdom.

 

Love & Regards,

Jagannath.

 

, Muhammad Mukhtar Alam

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> Dear Arvind ..

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> Imagine the ecological wellebing with 1 billion Indians adotping

prayer 5 times a day