There were a lot of missing gaps on the story. First, the temple is on a hill top, several hundred feet above river Brahmaputra. It is impossible to go there on a rickshaw. Second, it is far way from the location she stayed (near to rly stn.). It is difficult to complete the visit to the temple in less than 5/6 hours, and that too on the day of her return journey to be made. I think she was under some self made 'spiritual spell'.
Re: To Kamakhya temple on Rickshaw?
by mukund malik on Sep 25, 2014 12:09 PM Permalink
whatever the case may be but the Shakti is all over, if you truly pray with heart. All this world is materialistic, only our body has the walls built, but in reality there are no walls or any long or short distance. If you have trust in no time you will reach the mountain. There are many agyari sadhus who even can see what is happening beyond the wall, as there is no materialist wall.
Re: Re: what a story
by Bharatiyam on Sep 25, 2014 02:29 PM Permalink
It is a story of faith. But how can someone who is taught to hate can co-exist with different faiths?
Re: Re: what a story
by deepak mishra on Sep 25, 2014 05:56 PM Permalink
md got signals from All ah but alla h could not communicate to other human. hence current M;s are not chosen one but brain washed one
The author is bluffing...no doubt...This is a film story but the author forgot to add "later my husband said he had a dream and the Goddess said visit me immediatly"....
We are not fools...mind it... Also understand that this story is aiming for selling Air tickets...Good job done by rediff team...
RE:Iam also a Hindu but this is too much
by Dada on Dec 04, 2007 02:37 PM Permalink
The author need not bluff! What for? Just she expressed her experience to share with her co-religionists and Asthiks(non-atheists). If not she would not have taken pains of giving route map to the Godess abode for others also to visit. So many such incidents/experiences would have been filmed . What is wrong?
RE:Iam also a Hindu but this is too much
by kapil on Dec 04, 2007 02:45 PM Permalink
am not against any God including christ and Allah..but there is a limit of fooling...
RE:Iam also a Hindu but this is too much
by kapil on Dec 04, 2007 03:11 PM Permalink
hello Mallu madam, sure...after reading the story you are emotional like all other woman...ok.go ahead no one can change that...Seems cried too...Poor girl...
RE:Iam also a Hindu but this is too much
by maya menon on Dec 04, 2007 03:52 PM Permalink
let some emotion prevail in the society kapiljee, than the society turning down merciless on their own flesh and blood
RE:Iam also a Hindu but this is too much
by kiran on Dec 04, 2007 04:13 PM Permalink
I prob dnot see any deceiving thing that comes out ..though the key take away is the mystic beauty of Kamakhya and Bhramhaputra and place is my defintiely on my wish list in recent future..
Ways of GOD are very difficult to understand. As they say Divyatvachi jethe prachiti tethe kar maajhe julti. Where were Divinity is experienced my hands fold together (in prayer).
RE:GOD is great
by susanta bhanja on Dec 04, 2007 05:25 PM Permalink
do u mean to say that beacuse it is difficult to understand, it is god's way. If so I have difficulty to understand many things..
RE:GOD is great
by Vikas Joshi on Dec 04, 2007 08:41 PM Permalink
You cannot put a reason to why GOD created a particular situation and so I said that ways of GOD are very difficult to understand. As far as your difficulties are concerned................
