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Bhanu Prakash
March 11, 2014 02:19 PM

dear anoni normally do not comment on issues, but here i would like to mention, that for some, understanding the process becomes as important as the end result itself. all true knowledge ultimately should result in over all understanding which includes the process. i thank Ravi sir for the same. thanks for your inputs also regards

MANBLUNDER
March 09, 2014 05:41 PM

Your point is well taken. Thank you.

Anonymous
March 09, 2014 01:05 PM

Not all practice spirituality to attain liberation; Some practice it for the peace of mind; for many, it is a means of wish fulfillment through divine grace. The goals are many. To the majority, attaining Moksha is a far fetched goal, rooted in Avidya that they are. Again, in my view, The mechanics behind birth, death and transmigration are not really necessary for somebody on the path to Moksha - it is mere academics. They should only know what liberation consists of, which is going beyond the cycle of birth, death and rebirth and abiding in that one infinite consciousness (or "Siva" as some prefer to call it) that pervades everywhere. The means is Spiritual Sadhana. Once you reach there (liberation), you will know everything. I allude this to the aspirations of cinema stars of this "great" country to become Chief Ministers. What they know about ruling a state? Are they mandated to do a course? yet, once they are in, they learn. Their goal was Chief Mininstership - learned persons like you and me would have done great research before taking up such positions, not them. Many of them don't have even a proper schooling. It's their ambition that made them what they are. You don't have to know the mechanics, you just have to "begin with the end in mind" as Stephen Covey says. You objective of clarifying the entire process flow may introduce errors as the description of mechanics vary from scripture to scripture. why confuse a spiritual aspirant? that was my objective when I commented on one of your previous article.

MANBLUNDER
March 06, 2014 09:16 PM

This is what I have written in their Facebook." Someone has pointed out that this mantra is taken from my site. On checking, it is coped verbatim here".

Manish
March 06, 2014 09:05 PM

Yes Raviji,and they copied the entire text

MANBLUNDER
March 06, 2014 07:48 PM

OMG. Verbatim they have reproduced. At least they should have the courtesy to make a reference to the original source. I have made a comment in their Facebook page. Thank you once again for keenly noticing this.

Manish
March 06, 2014 07:29 PM

Some people are still sharing the mantras and this one you published here on facebook and without even mentioning the source https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mantra-shlokas/265257264305

MANBLUNDER
March 05, 2014 07:49 AM

Thank you. It is not based on anything. But ultimately, this is the reality and many times reality pains.

Anonymous
March 05, 2014 07:34 AM

Very interesting what texts are these conversations based on?

MANBLUNDER
March 03, 2014 02:16 PM

You have explained very well. Next part on this series begins with puryaṣṭaka and connection between our existence, transmigration and liberation. I am trying to interpret puryaṣṭaka both from gross and subtle points of view. Thank you for your wonderful participation and we look forward to your continued participation.

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