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thanks a lot for your detailed explanations, they helped me
to understand some aspects of your religion more than many
books I have read on the topic.
>>>>> "R" == Ram V Chandran <chandran.burke@juno.com> writes:
> By definition, pure religion is a dialog between human and God.
> From God only inner peach can be gained! . Inner power and inner
> peace are opposites. Those who have inner peace are free from any
> desires and attain "Nirvana." The minds of people with inner power
> always aspire for more inner power and there are no ends to their
> desires. There will be no inner peace in a mind with full of desires!
Really wise words - thanks for them.
> Your questions give me the impression that you know the answer! One of
In fact, the key of the question I asked the guru was not the
answer, but why to choose just this answer. The answer to the
question was a surface only, reason to choose reaches the depth.
> me ask you a simple question - Do you feel that you are at peace when you
> visit and talk to your Guru? If the answer is yes then he is the right
The problem is some other person was guided by the guru, I have
seen him few times and it was years ago. And lately I found the
person was misguided, and I am attempting to find why, especially -
by the guru or because of rejecting his teachings? Surely your
words will help me finding the answer, but there is still long
way to get it, maybe months or even years...
> Guru for you. The fact that you have raised his answer as an issue to me
> implies that you do not agree with his answer!
> The most important message of Bhagavad Gita is the assertion that
> actions are inevitable and excuses are unforgivable. If prayer can give
Well, I understand it. But I stated my point above - the matter
wasn't to get the answer, the matter was to know his heart.
Jerzy
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