Originally posted by AgergDoes "WE" mean the uneducated, uninlightened, atheistic types, who are envious of God?
The perception of existence optimistic theists desire to maintain will surely expire when the brain stops functioning and receiving/processing inputs from our decaying sensory organs. We won't have any capacity to experience or care about it.
vishva
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The Vedanta teacings will reveal themselves, you just have to apply yourself.
Everyone can google Veadanta and explore every night for one hour, gosh you spend more than one hour denying God in this forum every night.
But remember to have an open mind, because a fault finding attitude will not reveal anything.
vishva
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Originally posted by vishvahetuThat's interesting. How did you come to that conclusion?
Bhakti yoga, because its the top most and the only worthwhile one.
vishva
Seemed to me that in order to become one with Brahman one must adopt jnana yoga, though the other yogas may be useful as stepping stones. I asked a Swami and he concurred.
Originally posted by realeyezWhy not ask someone who has died? His name is Jesus Christ!! 😵
Im just asking, learning the opinions of my fellow chess players. I believe in Heaven and Hell. I also realize that not everyone agrees with me. So what are your thoughts. I not here to debate or defend my beliefs, just good ol' curiousity.
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In the Holy Bible (KJ orig. ~only~) it is written "Heaven cometh not by observation, but is WITHIN you" (anyone whoso desires to seek).
Heaven is the ACTUALITY to everything, being God IS Heaven, and there IS NO spot where HE (Our Father Mother God Good) is not, for HE IS what Life is, that being LOVE, INTELLIGENCE, STRENGTH, the defining of these wo ...[text shortened]... l be bound in heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.
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Originally posted by ThinkOfOneJnana yoga is the stepping stone, because when you become situated in knowledge through the process of Jnana, you realize with the knowledge youve aquired that the goal of life is to love God with pure devotion, ....and since bhakti is the path of devotion it must be the top most.
That's interesting. How did you come to that conclusion?
Seemed to me that in order to become one with Brahman one must adopt jnana yoga, though the other yogas may be useful as stepping stones. I asked a Swami and he concurred.
Vedanta is full of jnana, in fact the principles are so lofty that that they are always directing the student towards Bhakti.
If one follows Jnana yoga, and doesnt move into Bhakti, then the Jnana is not serving its purpose.
The svami you speak of is an impersonalist, and merging with Brahman you can do, but that is not the higheast truth.
The highest truth is to have a loving relationship with God on a personal basis, and in the spiritual dimension there are unlimited spiritual activities to engage in this loving relationship.
Visva
Originally posted by AgergWell I dont accept that a person is an atheist because of conclusive proof they have, that God doesnt exist,.....so by default they must have some envy towards God.
*facepalm* not that i want to engage with you on the trading of insults right now but...atheists envious of god???
vishva
