278 Further replies to comments of Shri Pujari Ankur

August 28, 2010 4:15 AM
Pujari Ankur said...

Completely of the Same opinion of Mr. Surya, who the hell is this Man going on posting Absurd things as if Ppl of the World had asked him a favour by doing this useless work. Hey Surya not just meditation he dont even know that we hindus do believe in Rebirths and is infact the Foundation.
He Talks cheaply about Samadhi to achieve which our Ancient Sages strived like anything and finally passed on the Knowledge through sacred Vedas. This man seems to not even have least respect for these things.
Oh God whats the Situation of this Country today people have dared to speak against these Things and about Gr8 Souls like Swamiji. These will hardly come out of Maya. And without true for God how can these men cross the Ocean of Samsara.

Punarapi Jananam Punarapi Maranam Punarapi Janani Jathare Shayanam.

Bhaja Govindam Bhaja Govindam Bhaja Govindam Moooodhamatee !


ybrao-a-donkey's humble reply
< br /> Dear Friend:
Please do not worry about the cycle of Rebirths and Re-deaths, and re-entries into mothers' wombs. There is not real tangible proof for the cycle of Rebirths. It is just a belief and faith.

I personally believe Adi Shankaracharya, the first known propounder of the Monistic theory (advaita siddhAntam) in Hinduism, might not have written the "bhaja gOvinda stOtram". It seems to be a later day composition by a later Guru. I greatly respect the RENUNCIATION and the need for renunciation depicted in the poem. I have translated these verses into English. These verses are worth getting by heart, and reciting before waking up in the morning.

RELATED LINKS & MY POSTS Click to go Sankaracharyayb, Post No. 002.

To continue with more evidence. सशेष्. సశేషం.

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