I stand with Tantri on this.. we should not bow down to political agenda of this managing committee.. all are crooks in there and they are doing this just to make Ministers happy... how ugly can this get.. we will wait and see...
RE:Managing committee - bunch of dirty politicians
by Putrayasa on Jun 13, 2007 10:34 PM Permalink
It is not the tantri issue, it is the temple regulation issue. If the (human made) regulation is considered obsolete, change it. It is not even a Hindu issue or that of the Vedas (in them, all are equal, no caste, no one is in higher or lower status, all are God), but the issue of human interpretation of how to thread the path of dharma in this life, now and here. If this imperfect interpretation need reformation and change do it. Of course the ideal is to ask the gov to apply the law to all religions. However if not, do it just for hindu community or temple, ie to allow every human being entering our glorious temple, let all feel the majestic vibration of our temple, why we resist something good and harmonizing?
RE:Managing committee - bunch of dirty politicians
by Putrayasa on Jun 13, 2007 11:18 PM Permalink
'why not the other religions dude' On, that's the ideal condition. I'am all for it, if the gov has the power and courage to enforce the common law to the peolple of all religion. My belief is, we are all brothers, our religion is decided by our intuition, and not by a bunch of papers.
RE:Managing committee - bunch of dirty politicians
by Vellpally on Jun 13, 2007 10:40 PM Permalink
Dude.. what you are talking about is "Temple entry issue".. no one has stopped anyone from entering the temple... Its about a pooja conducted after the "dirty" Politicians and their kins entered into the temple... understand this basic "they conduct this pooja everyday" .. get your facts right.. or else you look stupid blowing vedic wisdom..
RE:Managing committee - bunch of dirty politicians
by Putrayasa on Jun 13, 2007 10:52 PM Permalink
Thanks Vellpally. This pooja will not be conducted for people entering the temple with arya samaj certificate right? The same logic from me, if the regulation is no more fit to the current society, change it. Cleanliness and purity of the people is inside, and not on their religious paper certificate (as a hindu, buddhist, moslem, shinto, etc). Of course this is an ideal condition, but at least we know the right direction.
