The Miracles Of Gods For The Debacles Of Humans
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Temples Of India

INTRODUCTION

Ironical it appears, despite being imperceptible and ellusive, He is inspiring through several media like aerial voice - asareera vani, dream messages - swapna adeesh together with gracing darsan - sakshatkara to bur stupendously imposing and ineffably superb abodes for Him and carry oil wide variety of ritualistic prayer services daily and periodically in such grandiose style that the huge sums of expenditure are exceeding the budget figures of some big governments. And lo! they are being spent without grumble, or knit of brows. The fervour is mounting with the progress in fields of sound and light. Above all, making the inveterate sinners mortally afraid of the transgression of His injunctions. Strangely enough, He is exacting penalty for accidental omission, or deliberate defiance, even from the trusted theists; in addition to making the chance beneficiaries voluntarily emptying their treasures more often than not. 

Hence witnessing of the regular features of the recipients of His grace redeeming their debts through several acts charity, like feeding the poor relieving the distressed; building temples; founding institutions for the benefit of less fortunate humans, forming a far chunk of mankind. His boons for genuine devotion and dedication go beyond the range of words. What about His threats and curses? Are they insignificant in number? Ever disregarded? Nothing was deliberately bypassed. None dares standing against Him openly or secretly, nor defies His word by option compulsion. lie lilies tacit approval and mute adherence to His will, He rate, demands and exacts them only in the interest of His own votaries; for, their intellect is infinitesimal and reasoning, immature, however learned they are, or whatever may be the distinctions they have to their credit in academic disciplines. Moreover, their nature resembles the dog's tail that can never be straightened.

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