A happy 2012 to all posters

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Um...it's not 2012 yet.

I started off early, so as to avoid last minute rush !! Also to dispel the stereotypical idea of an Indian being lethargic !

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Um...it's not 2012 yet.

Yeh.
Some idiot wished me a Happy Christmas last Saturday and it was only the 24th!







😉

Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
Thanks for a kind response ! ...
Originally posted by RJHinds
Just don't count on jumping into some new body. You will need to
become a Christian and be born again spiritually and that does not
mean you will be born into a new physical body either.

What a miserable world it would be if everyone replied like this to Happy New Year!
:'(

btw
Can anyone tell me the last time Christnas Day and New Years Day fell in the same year?

😀

Originally posted by RJHinds
Just don't count on jumping into some new body. You will need to
become a Christian and be born again spiritually and that does not
mean you will be born into a new physical body either.

God is kind to all ! The Sun shines on good people and bad people alike. We the humans and non-human beings as well as non-living things are God's creation. The pathways to realize God may be numerous but the journey's end point is same. The various religions are not superior to each other. We may belong to different religions but this is of no importance.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
btw
Can anyone tell me the last time Christnas Day and New Years Day fell in the same year?

😀

Yes.

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Originally posted by wolfgang59
Yeh.
Some idiot wished me a Happy Christmas last Saturday and it was only the 24th!

Actually, Christians here in Indonesia do not wish each other Merry Christmas ["Selamat Natal!"] until after they have been to Christmas mass, a 'protocol' that also applies to the enormous numbers of text messages they send out to people of all religions. Many Muslims here send out "Selamat Natal!" messages too, but to their Christian friends and colleagues, I think, and not to each other.

Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
Many thanks for the kind response ! I started a bit early so as to leave sufficient time for me and the posters to respond to each other. As I have stated above, the Hindu new year starts on 23 March 2012. This is the 1st day of the lunar month of Chaitra, heralding Spring season all over India.

I haven't checked it out but that seems to be very close to the time
that the Jewish religious year should begin with their Passover and
Feast of Unleaven Bread coming in the middle of that first month.

http://endtimepilgrim.org/unleavened.htm

http://antipas.net/heb_cal_2011-12.htm

Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
God is kind to all ! The Sun shines on good people and bad people alike. We the humans and non-human beings as well as non-living things are God's creation. The pathways to realize God may be numerous but the journey's end point is same. The various religions are not superior to each other. We may belong to different religions but this is of no importance.

There is only one way to God.

Originally posted by RJHinds
I haven't checked it out but that seems to be very close to the time
that the Jewish religious year should begin with their Passover and
Feast of Unleaven Bread coming in the middle of that first month.

http://endtimepilgrim.org/unleavened.htm

http://antipas.net/heb_cal_2011-12.htm

Hindu calendar is a lunar calendar, hence the start of the 1st month of the year will vary between --say between 14th and 25th March, usually.

Originally posted by karoly aczel
It just annoys me. Y'know, not being 2012 yet. I'm in Australia and other than New Zealand and a couple of Pacific Islands we're pretty much ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to time.

You are sickeningly nice all year, then when someone actually starts a nice thread and you bitch about it. You are an enigma.











That's my nice word for twisted crazy person btw.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Just don't count on jumping into some new body. You will need to
become a Christian and be born again spiritually and that does not
mean you will be born into a new physical body either.

Hey, you.

Zip it.

Originally posted by divegeester
Hey, you.

Zip it.

He needs to know there is not many other chances by being reincarnated.
It does not happen that way. He must accept Christ in this life.

Originally posted by RJHinds
He needs to know there is not many other chances by being reincarnated.
It does not happen that way. He must accept Christ in this life.

Sure he does.

Send him a PM and stop spamming up the "happy thread".

Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
I started off early, so as to avoid last minute rush !! Also to dispel the stereotypical idea of an Indian being lethargic !

Hehe 😀

Sure thing, my Hindu friend (if I can call you that)

It's no big deal, I just thought if some big rock came and hit Singapore then they wouldn't be having a happy 2012.

I take everyday as if it were my last.
But now I have less than 5 hours to go, so I think I will make it 🙂

All the best. Thank you for your kind words, not just to me, but to everyone. You embody hinduism and religion very well in general and you have become one of my favourite posters.

(and I have noticed that you too have become a bit dismayed at the spirituality forum here at times,(correct me if I am wrong), but I feel you seek to unite and not divide through love, which is stronger than fear)

God bless!! (it's a saying that I say to christians mainly, but I'm sure you can get into the spirit of it, no?)