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Dude, don't screw up your current life for her!

Go through some of the previous posts by Kshatriya and see if you can answer him better. Sent from my MI 3W using Tapatalk

haha. That is so desperate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The boy completely owned him!!!

Yes, they might have been normal human beings. But India has been blessed by such humans throughout the ages. Raman Maharishi and Ramakrishna were there to guide us not so far away in the past. They might not have been as glorious as Krishna or Rama but they reminded us of our potential...

I hope in the above I gave you some direction to think about things. If you get time try to read Amish's Shiva trilogy. I think the first two books are good work and put you on strong footing to understand the world.

The question is difficult like every other question in the world. Only naive people expect easy answers. Btw, all religions can be divided into three groups: 1) Dharmic ones- They are the superset and based on spirituality. They allow syncretism and can accommodate various paths. Hinduism and...

Beautifully written...................................

Good is opposite of bad or absence of bad. That's why Hindus have three basic elements: Rajsic- +ve Tamsic- -ve Satvik- neutral

Look there are mythologies. I do not have answer to all your questions. Actually, the questions are as difficult as answers. The monotheistic creeds solved it by claiming a vengeful God who created everything in a week and then lords over it and pardons his true followers. Dharmic mythology on...

This thread is the reason why Budhha refused to answer all questions about God!!

Just a simple explanation- he is in everything including you. You do not have to worship anyone because those acts are just facilitators in realizing yourself. You are looking at things from a good/bad perspective which does not help.

But he is also part of the innocent as well as brutal person. This definition is pretty nasty because he is all- the victim, the perpetrator and the watcher!!

Unity in diversity. Shaivas and Vaishnavas have tried to play this game of declaring who is the best. Don't fall for it. In the end even they agree, it is one and same and merges in one. I am not well versed in Gita but Shri Krishna talks about everything being divine and he being everywhere...

I think you are confusing the meanings. Read here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahman In Hinduism, Brahman (/ˈbrɑːmən/; Sanskrit: ब्रह्मन्) connotes the highest Universal Principle, the Ultimate Reality in the universe.[1][2] In major schools of Hindu philosophy it is the material...

It is difficult to define. I would call it Brahman- the underlying unity between diversity that we see in the physical world.

You are putting all your claims of how God should protect weaklings, how he should not disseminate conflicting theories through different religions etc etc!! If that is your definition of God, then he does not exist for sure. But that is proof by construction- you assumed certain qualities God...

No. They are political statements of the followers. But more important than what I consider true God- why do you want reconciliation between different faiths as a way to prove God?

I do not follow any book. Why should God sort out the political differences present in different creeds? I think you live in illusionary world where you want your God to be an arbitrage agent between religions. Karmic laws are complex and you are drawing too much causality out of it.

There is no heaven/hell in Dharmic religions. Why should people pay in same or next life? May be they pay some in same life and some in different life. Why do you want everything to happen in same life?

You are forcing your specific version of being a helper on God. He does not have to be one. If you believe in Karmic balance, things can be good/bad in short run but not in long run. Shri Rama killed Vali by arrow from behind and gets killed as Krishna in next life by similar means. Even...