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RE:The Principle of Advaita Vedantam
by Gururaj Vaidya on Jun 06, 2007 10:19 AM

What is GOD?
by Gururaj Vaidya on Jun 06, 2007 09:17 AM | Hide replies

The same Adi Shankara who supposedly made the rules at Guruvayur, made a statement having a profound meaning = "Bramha Satya, Jagat mithya, Jivo Brahmaiva napara", "Aham Brahmasmi".

If you deeply understand the meaning of these statements, you will realise that there is no need to visit any temple, church, masjid, gurudwara and any other temple. What are these temples any way? A means of asking gullible public to pay for receiving some UNKNOWN blessings of QUESTIONABLE GOD.

People should just stop going to any temple - be it the Tirupati, or the Jyotirlings or the Devi temples. GOD is not so cheap that it will get swayed by offerings of earthly human. What can you offer in any case to the ALMIGHTY who has created all and who is also residing in you.

Temples have converted GOD into a business to earn money and Power. These are just like a market place, a subji mandi.

What is GOD?
RE:RE:What is GOD?
by Gururaj Vaidya on Jun 06, 2007 09:48 AM
The Point was, why should the Ravi and Ravikrishna make such a fuss about going to a temple in the first place? If you are so liberated as to marry a Christian (Nothing wrong in that), then why bother to go to a Hindu place of worship? If you have shown that you dont believe in the Hindu faith, then why make a fuss about taking your son, born out of an act of faith defiance, to seek blessings again to a temple of the same faith. Is it not being hyp

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