Ayurveda and the present day Swamis & Spiritual Gurus

[Guest guest]

Hello all,

 

I am new to the group and I am curious to know the following:

 

1). Is Ayurveda part or branch of the Vedas?

 

2). If so, why do the so called enlightened Swamis and Spiritual Gurus

in India only interested in propagating & promoting Allopathic

system of medicine by building more hospitals and not even

mentioning the ancient Ayurveda?

 

I would appreciate if a member were to enlighten me on this.

Thank you

 

Murugan

[Guest guest]

guru is also a profession.

followers make a person great.

one canot claim enlightened but effective speakers, kind and good hearted

persons can become guru.

Nowadays modern educated rich is blind of spiritualism and they search masters.

They go to some popular master and pour money.

even many modern doctors are in this group.

They take care of guru's health and they are their advicers too.

so modern hospitals are coming by using the vast money there, no guru lends ears

to native doctor because he is not rich to pour money.

of course in Tamilnadu  vedathri maharish developed a siddha hospital. also one

skm pharmacy which is producing good siddha medicine.

religion and politics all alike. 

no educational qualification is required to hold high positions.

people follow them and they are popular. allopathy and native medicine are in a

race.

allopathy gets 90% percent cases.

10% cases frustrated in modern treatments are our clients.

see what ever good parents teach to their children these young children little

obey.

they are today's society.

it is the behaviour of the society not to hear what is good for them. 

one should more deeply analyse why people are reluctant to native methods and we

even discuss the methods  and effective approch of increasing the number of

customers and effctive publicity technics.

 

vidhyasagar.

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2). If so, why do the so called enlightened Swamis and Spiritual Gurus

in India only interested in propagating & promoting Allopathic system of

medicine by building more hospitals and not even mentioning the ancient

Ayurveda?

[Guest guest]

Guru is also a profession but a noble one. He is suppose to impart

knowledge to others, whether spiritual or otherwise without the expectation

of a reward or pay.

 

If money can sway their teachings and distort their guidance of the masses,

who come to them for spiritual freedom and liberation.

 

I think they are all pseudo Swamis.

It is sad that masses are being misled.

 

Murugan

 

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guru is also a profession.

followers make a person great.

one canot claim enlightened but effective speakers, kind and good hearted

persons can become guru.

[Guest guest]

I agree with you! Most of the time people are mislead by so called

Gurus. To learn medicine it takes five and half years in India. These

so caleed Gurus prescribe medicines and yoga to all masses without

any hesitation.

 

And people also follow the same leaving behind the true science!

 

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Guru is also a profession but a noble one. He is suppose to impart

knowledge to others, whether spiritual or otherwise without the

expectation

of a reward or pay.