The Fundamental Truth of the Bhagavad Gita

February 26, 2005

Please read the following:

I have been reading the bhagavad gita (translated by A.C Bhaktivedanta -ISKON) for two years now. The fundamental truths contained in it are undeniable. Of the many things i have not only learned but realized:

1)The undeniable flaws of human beings

2)The inevitable decay brought on by age (reincarnation)

3)The truths about non-devotees

4)The Absolutness,Greatness,eternalness and perfectness of God.

There are more i cant remember.

If we reject the gita or religion in general, what do we hold ourselves to?

The primary reason for people not to be highly religous is because we subconsiously doubt the existence of God.

Why would god let the holocaust and everyother bad thing happen?

Answer: Those souls commited sins in thier past lives and had the pay for it. (the law of karma). God doesnt let things happen. Nothing happens on its own. It doesnt rain because of condensation (well it does but thats besides the fact. EVERYTHING continues to exist because of God. Nothing is on its own cycle.

Some evidence of the existence of God

1)Stigmata (christian)- the suffering of the wounds of christ (ishu) on holy people. These wounds are reminescent of the crusifixion of Christ. One person found holes in thier palms. There is no healing or puss and the blood is bright red.(normal human blood would began to darken).

2) People claiming visions of God throughout the world.

3)The truths of the scriptures.(the bhagvad gita, the bible, the koran and the torah.

4)The bible (torah) codes.

*I have no divine authority and my statements may not be true. Only holy people can pass down religous information.These holy people include the late A.C. Bhaktivedanta who founded the International Society for Krisna Conscious (ISKON).Others include the pope, monks, late prophets such as mohammad and moses.

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