Sunday, October 26, 2014

SCIENCE VEDANTA AND QUANTUM PHYSISTS



Albert Einstein,who is considered to be the most intelligent man on earth observed: "I have made Bagavadh Geetha and Sanskrit literature, the main source of my inspiration and guidance for the purpose of scientific investigations and formation of my theories."

The great physicist and Nobel Prize winner,  Niels Bohr (1885-1962) was an ardent follower of the Hindu Vedhas. He said, “I go into the Upanishads to ask questions.”

Bohr and Schrödinger, the founders of quantum physics, were avid readers of the Vedic texts and observed that their experiments in quantum physics were consistent with what they had read in the Hindu religious scriptures,particularly the Vedas and the Upanishads. Heisenberg stated, “Quantum theory will not look ridiculous to people who have read Hindu's Vedic scriptures.”

Heisenberg while working with his " Uncertainity Principle" visited India time and again to talk to the begging Sanyasis and the Vedic scholars before formulating his quantum principles.
Schrödinger, in speaking of a universe in which particles are represented by wave functions, said, “The unity and continuity of Vedanta are reflected in the unity and continuity of wave mechanics.  This is entirely consistent with the Vedic concept of All in One or oneness- consciousness.”

Saturday, June 21, 2014

ARE THE HINDUS IDOL WORSHIPERS?




ARE THE HINDUS IDOL-WORSHIPPERS?
Yes they are, and no,they are not!
‘Yes’ because they depend the idols to awaken their divinity,and ‘no’ because ,they don’t worship the idols as God.
If we scrutinize the spiritual evolution of the Hindus, we may see that no human race on earth did ever engage in the study of God as the Hindus did,so it is ludicrous to state that Hindus came to the conclusion after much deliberation that God resides in CARVED STONES.On contrary the ancient Hindus boldly declared that the God is not apart from the self;Tatvamasi.How could the Hindu who trace the root of divinity to his innerself  bluntly transform the supreme divinity to a stone?
An idol ,for a Hindu, is nothing but the instrumentalization of the divinity already veiled in him;it is divinity first,idols second and not vice versa as the ignorant non-Hindus put.The people whose hearts are hard alone would cry that Hindus worship the idols as gods.A Hindu knows that music is within him and not in the musical instrumment, yet an instrument is influential in expressing the music within himself.Similarly, he is aware that divinity is not in the idol but with in himself. The destruction of musical instrument is not the death of music nor the idols death of the God.
HINDU’S GOD CONSCIOUNESS VS BIBLICAL JEALOUS GOD
When we look closely at the Hindu spiritual modus operandi,we can realize that    Hinduism is not all about mere ‘One God worship’: it is more about God   realization which is attained through the knowledge of the self-Atma Vidhya.The  Vedic concept of the “Absolute Being ” cannot be equated with “the jealous Christian God or the sky sitting-Dictator God of Muslims”.This marks the fundmental differences between Hinduism and Abrahamic traditions. Hindu’s “Absolute Being” is all inclusive unlike the ‘authoritarian God’ of the Abrahamics who reject entire divinity of the rest as invented falsehood.
In the tradition of Vedic-spiritual realization, an idol is only an optional spiritual tool whereas in the aggressive religious tradition an idol is a ravaging threat to the ‘dictatorial holiness’.
THE ABRAHAMIC FEAR OF IDOLS
When the Hindus treated the idols as a use and throw spiritual device,the Abrahamics feared them  as the scheme of satan in order to distance man from the God. In the Hindu traditinon where God is searched inwardly,an ‘external idol’ functions as a mere catalyst for the seeker’s spiritual progress whereas the seekers of an external-God would find the external-idol a threat to their belief system. We read in the Bible (Exodus 34:14) that  the God is a jealous God who would despise his creation for challanging his supermacy with any alternate submission of theology.
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013

HINDU'S IDOLS, MERE SIGN-BOARDS


The finger that points to the sky is not the SKY. The idols of Hindus are simply pointers to the ETERNAL TRUTH.
Ignore the finger (IDOL) and look at the beauty of the sky (Eternal truth).

The sign-board is neither 'Delhi' nor 'Banglore', yet it can lead us to the DESTINATIONS. The idol is not God, yet it can lead us to God-realization.
                                        
                                             

How many waves are there in the Ocean?
Innumerable.
When the sea is calmed, where do the waves disappear?
The waves neither appear nor disappear because the waves, in reality, are nothing but the ONE Ocean itself. The various gods are nothing but the mere appearances of the ONE-God- CONSCIOUSNESS. 


SUN is one.
It looks different from different angles and distances. As we travel towards the sun, it appears to be larger and larger. The sun may be watched from a million angles and at billion points, for that the sun doesn’t become a billion new suns.
Hindus attempt to see (realize) the God-consciousness at their comfortable levels. An illiterate, a farmer, a

high school student, a post graduate, a poet, a scientist, a saint and a mystic are at different levels of their understanding of the Sun (or God). There are different perceptions of God depending on the intellectual capacity of the viewers, but the “many views” don’t make the God-consciousness MANY.


Monday, July 22, 2013

YOUR GOD IS NOT OUR GOD AND OUR GOD IS NOT YOUR GOD



HINDUISM IS NOT A ONE-GOD WORSHIPPING CULT
Hindu scriptures assert that ‘GOD IS WITHOUT A SECOND’, yet Hinduism is not all about a mere Worshipping of that ‘ONE AND THE ONLY GOD’.
For a Hindu, worshipping (either the idols of God or the direct ‘ONE God’) is only a simple stride towards the ‘ONE-God-consciousness’. In this light, Hinduism is fundamentally a ‘Self-realization spiritual movement’ unlike the worship- cult of the fearsome people of the middle-east.
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Is idol worship abominable in Hinduism? 
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No worship is abominable or punishable in Hindu dharma as we find in Islam or Christianity. For the Hindus the idols are the tangible representation of intangible God. Let me put this in a more simple language; the food we eat are various in types, but hunger is ONE; though idols are many, God consciousness is ONE. Hindus do not worship the God-consciousness;they realize it in their spirit whereas The Abrahamics just worship the God as they believe God is an object to be worshipped. Hindus say God –consciousness is one, hence, ultimately  God is not worshipped but attempted to realize it. Your god is not their god and their God is not your God
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Out-Layer Hinduism Vs In-depth Hinduism
The Hinduism which Muslims, Christians and the anti-Hindu propagandists often refer to is just the very outer-layer of Hinduism. This layer is primarily designed for the basic understanding of the ordinary Hindus who are  the spiritual beginners.
The major components of out-layer Hinduism are: the idols, festivals, rituals and various types of art. The inward Hinduism deals with the in-depth search of the SELF. The truth seeker googles the scriptures, consults the spiritual masters and perfects his search-result with meditation. The real Hinduism lies in its inwardness; you need to remove so many layers to uncover the supreme truth (SELF). 
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WHO ARE YOU? - HINDU, CHRISTIAN, MUSLIM, JEW OR AN ATHIEST!
If you believe that you are simply born without your knowledge and are to die permanently, then, you are a rank atheist.
If you believe that you are only a created being who was just created some  years ago to live eternally in the heaven or hell, after your tenure on earth, then you are an Abrahamic (Christian/muslim/ Jew).
If you feel that you are an uncreated and deathless eternal-being, then, you are a Hindu. Who are you?
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PILLARS OF VARIOUS RELIGIONS
Islam: belief in One God (Thouheedh).on contrary, belief in many gods will cast you away in the hell.
Christianity: all humans are born-sinners and they have to be redeemed through their belief in Jesus Christ. Rejection of Christ will take you to ‘eternal hell’
Hinduism: belief in the ETERNAL EXISTENCE of the Soul. Soul is uncreated like the uncreated God. For a Hindu, experiencing (realizing) God is his primary concern because the SELF is eternally sourced in the primal existence (God). Seeing God and knowing God or worshipping God are simply a secondary spiritual affair for a Hindu.
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HINDUISM IN A NUTSHELL ; One absolute (Supreme) being and its own multiple manifestations (creations).Nothing is created anew, every creature(object) is just projected(created). “I am not a created being; I am a projected consciousness of the whole”.
Hence a Hindu  believes that any thing that is not created shall not taste destruction.  For a Hindu, things and lives appear and disappear, then reappear and redisappear... not that something is created out of nought and destroyed to nothingness.
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WHO GOES WHERE AFTER DEATH?
Christian: destined either to hell or to heaven
Muslim: either to the eternal (hell) fire or to the sensual eternity (heaven).
Hindu: neither goes to heaven nor to the hell eternally because he is born in eternity and lives in eternity and knows no death.(Bagavadh Geetha)
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HINDUS CAN GO BEYOND SCRIPTURES
For Muslims and Christians knowledge and truth are within the ultimate frame work of their scriptures; Quran and Bible. Vedha, the Holy Scripture of Hindus advocate its followers to go beyond it (Vedha) in search of TRUTH.
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WHAT IS UPANISHAD?
They are the scriptures of Hindus primarily deal with soul, existence and supreme truth. The teacher and the students discuss the supreme TRUTH by means of inquiry and thus the students are being raised to the subtler levels of higher knowledge from the out-layer practices. All the Upanishads work on this SELF-AWAKENING basis.
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WHO HAS SEEN GOD?
Some has heard about the milk, many has seen it, a few touched it and a very few could drunk it and a countable few has experimented with it; they churned it to curd and butter milk and segregated it to ghee and butter. The Hindus experienced and experimented divinity.

Eternally yours


Saturday, June 01, 2013

HINDUS NEITHER WORSHIP ‘IDOLS’ NOR THE ‘ONE –GOD’BUT BECOME ONE IN GOD (CONSCIOUSNESS).




§       HINDUS NEITHER WORSHIP ‘IDOLS’ NOR THE ‘ONE –GOD’BUT BECOME ONE IN GOD (CONSCIOUSNESS).

§       WORSHIP OF IDOLS AND OF ‘ONE GOD’ IS ONLY THE STEPPING STONES TO SELF REALIZATION.
§       IDOL IS ONLY A PATH, NOT A DESTINATION.
§       THE HINDUS TRANSCEND ‘THE IDOLS’ AND THE ‘ONE GOD’
§       HINDUS ARE IDOL WORSHIPPERS AS WELL AS ‘ONE GOD’ WORSHIPPERS!
§       VEDICALLY HINDUS ARE NOT ‘WORSHIPPERS’ OF GOD; THEY ARE EXPERIENCERS OF GOD-CONSCIOUSNESS.
§       HINDUS  DUMP THE IDOLS AND THE ‘ONE-GOD’ IN SEARCH OF THE  ETERNAL(SUPREME) REALITY
§         GOD IS NOT A  BELIEF SYSTEM  FOR A HINDU,BUT AN INWARD  EXPERIENCE

Are the Hindus idol worshippers?
To be frank, yes, Hindus are, indeed, idol worshippers.
Are the Hindus ‘ONE-GOD’ worshippers?
Undeniably, yes; the same idol worshipping Hindus certainly do progress as the worshipper of the ONE and ONLY GOD. But, wait! The Hindu hasn’t converted to Islam, Judaism or Christianity for his worship of ONE God, he further needs to transcend to Tatvamasi, an awakening of his inner self (divinity) to perfect his spiritual aspiration.
For a Hindu, ONE GOD worship is just half the way of his spiritual pioneering, a step ahead of idol worship. From there he is supposed to evolve as a God realizer, transcending the idols, the ‘ONE GOD’ and all multiplicities in leaps. The ‘worshipper of God’ is transformed to a ‘God-realizer’; this is the beginning of the Hindu’s spiritual journey.

Well, how does a Hindu realize God? The Abrahamics might wonder because they are taught to frame any thing other than worship (of One God) under the scanner of pure blasphemy. On contrary a Hindu is taught that God is not ONE Phenomenal existence, to be gaped at, but ONE undivided- consciousness to be felt in his spirit, blood and vein; I, you, he, she, it, the amoeba and the God are but ONE inter-connected entity in temporary material appearance. Hence a Hindu does not believe that God is a separate single entity, he rather experiences that God Consciousness is ONE in the creator and creations. God is not a belief system for a Hindu, but an absolute inward experience of the self. For a common man who is not familiar with Vedic spiritual-technology might find these statements quite paradoxical and theoretically disparate.
The Spiritual Evolution of the Hindu; From Idol to Tatvamasi
The following verse explicitly states the spiritual evolution of a Hindu.
            Prathma Prathima Pooja(Begins  with worshipping of idols)
            Japam sthotrhdhi Madyamam[Chanting and prayers are better than idols]
            Uthmama dhyana sadhana{Meditation is better than the three)
Soham Poojothamothamam{And the best is realization of God that I am the God (consciousness)}

Judo-Christian and Islamic Perception of Idolatry
Islam, Christianity and Judaism contempt ido-lworship to the core and projects it as an unforgivable heathen sin. Let’s cast a cursory glance at some of the verses against idolatry.

Wherefore, my dearly beloved, flee from idolatry (Bible: 1 Corinthians 10:14).

Little children, keep yourselves from idols (Bible: 1 John 5:21).

Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God. (Bible: Exodus Chapter 20)

They even worship female gods besides Him; as a matter of fact, they only worship a rebellious devil. [Quran 4:117]Idols are the work of Satan. [Quran5:90]

Idolatry is worse than carnage. [Quran 2;217]

Idolaters are unclean. [Quran 22:30]

The Abrahamic Idols and the Hindu Idols
The Abrahamics hate the idols because scripturally the idols are said to be the work of Satan, the prime enemy of God. The mighty God also fears that the idols will take his creations (humans!) away from Him and pave way to the Kingdom of Satan on earth. The Satan, a creation of the very same God, had openly challenged the Creator that he would mislead His children. I often wonder why God couldn’t finish off Satan, the horrible rebellion and fill every human in the heaven and close down the hell for ever!
Since the idols are considered as the work of Satan, the prime villain of God, the scriptures strictly warn the Abrahamics against idolatory.For them, idolatry is synonymous with Heavenly defiance. We read that Mohammed destroyed the idols in Kaba and some years ago the Taliban regime destroyed the huge statue of Buddha in Afghanistan.
To be precise, an idol is a link that separates the Abrahamics from their Creator.

A Hindu transcend the idol as he transcends the womb and tomb

Hinduism has not despised idolatry as a filth and an unpardonable sin as Islam and Christianity depict; it rather considers idolatry as one of the feeble attempts for self-realization which may or may not be necessary in the long ‘neti, neti’ process of SELF discovery. For a beginner in self realization, an idol is a mere path to the destination and not the destination itself. It is like a ladder; it takes you up and you go further leaving the ladder behind. If you cling to the ladder (idol) it will be a burden to you in your spiritual journey.
As regards idolatry an analogy from the field of cricket may be relevant to quote here. Any novice can hit the cricket ball as he pleases standing in front of the wicket and there is no ‘sin’ in resulting poor shots. The batsman will not be sent to gallows or will fetch eternal suffering in the HELL on account of his poor stroke play. His poor strokes are the result of his non-scientific approach in his batting. On the other hand there is a scientific way of doing this business with a right stance, right glance, right grip, and right stroke selection and above all, a right spirit and involvement where the bats man hits the ball masterly with ease. In Hindu-Vedic spirituality there is no particular way to “hit” the God, though there is a scientific way of approaching the supreme reality-that is  Sanathanadharma. Idol worship is non-scientific and Sanathatna dharma is more scientific and there is no question of sin (error) between a scientific and non-scientific spiritual attempt
Sanathana dharma is the result of the spiritual experimentation of the seers over a long period in the laboratory of India and not the result of any spiritual fixation at a certain age.

Thursday, May 09, 2013

HOW MANY GODS FOR HINDUS!!


HOW MANY GODS ARE THERE FOR HINDUS?

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*      Water schemes are many, water is ONE
*      Sources of happiness are many, happiness is ONE
*      Foods are varied, hunger is one
*      Gods are many, God- consciousness is ONE

How many water schemes are there?-rivers, oceans, seas, streams, wells, fountains and...Still more. Yet there is only one water scheme in the whole world. The water in an Indian well, the water in an African well and the water stored in your stomach, the ice in the Himalayas and the ice in Tom’s refrigerator are all destined to become one water-scheme though placed apart in piecemeal.

How many gods are there in Hindu spiritual scheme? “PLENTY”, but there is only one scheme of divinity that a Hindu experiences, that is, ‘God Consciousness’ or Chaitanya, in Sanskrit.
As river, sea, well, ocean, snow, lake, stream and pond together make ONE water scheme, all the gods mentioned in Hindu scriptures, real or fancied, created or existed uphold ONE “single consciousness” called Chaitanya.Even humans, animals and plants are the integral part of the divine consciousness scheme, according to the Vedha.
Now, you may ask this question to yourself- How many Gods do Hindus worship?
The answer is- CERTAINLY “not ONE”, neither TWO, THREE nor MANY, but ONE single consciousness which is neither HE nor SHE, but “TAT”
Hindus are not worshippers of distant- residing “ONE GOD”, but ardent Experiencers of Vedic type of God; Hindus’ God is an experience, not a bed time story.
Though we love one thousand people, we do not have ONE THOUSAND varied forms of LOVE; we rather experience only one ‘LOVE’ while loving all the one thousand people.Similarly, One hundred different situations might lead us to SADNESS, but there are no 100 types of sadness. Though gods are many for Hindus, divinity is One-Man can worship many gods, but he cannot experience many God-consciousness simply because consciousness is eternally ONE, existence is ONE and bliss is ONE.
Hari Om Tat Sat