| How I Became A Hindu - My Discovery Of Vedic Dharma |
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| Books By David Frawley |
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| Hinduism
has the most holy books, the most Gods and Goddesses, the most sages
and yogis, the most temples and tirthas, and the most intricate
knowledge of the occult and spiritual planes. It is the oldest of
religions and the most diverse and the most adaptable, which are all
points of great merit.
Yet it doesn’t bother me if someone else prefers another religion anymore than if someone else would prefer a different food. Let there be abundance in the spiritual life, as in all life. Let people follow whatever religion elevates their hearts and minds. Let each person have his or her own religion, as each one of us is a Divine Soul with a unique perspective on life. Let each one of us become a God or Goddess in our deeper consciousness, free of all dependency upon external forms and limitations. Away with sin and guilt. Let the Divine arise within everyone! The ultimate goal of human life is to transcend culture and personality to the unconditioned pure being. But the means to do this is through our culture and way of life. Perhaps this sounds contradictory.
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