Sri M said...

March 20, 2015
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Sri-M-loveEven the greatest iconoclastic religions worship something. They do not have an image of God but they do have a symbol. If they don’t have a symbol, they have a book. If they don’t have a book, they have a teacher. If they don’t have a teacher, well, they have some letters, which are considered holy. Or if they don’t have any of these, they at least have a direction to turn to, which again is a symbol. Show me one (religion), where there is none of these.

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Chandrappa
March 20, 2015 at 03:10 PM

I would like to join walk of hope when you reach Bangalore kindly accept me for walk of hope.
Thanking you
Chandrappa

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Alex
March 20, 2015 at 10:56 AM

All symbols all worship, all books all letters signs and other slogans are finally false gods. Go deep inside and be still in that moment all will be revealed. However do not expect to bring anything back into this mundane life. For you Will surely be disappointed. Should you be the chosen one it will only be by Grace not by any effort made by you.

सभी प्रतीकों सभी पूजा , सभी पुस्तकों सभी पत्र चिन्ह और अन्य नारे अंत में झूठे देवताओं हैं । गहरे अंदर जाओ और सभी का पता चल जाएगा कि पल में अब भी हो । हालांकि इस सांसारिक जीवन में कुछ भी वापस लाने की उम्मीद नहीं है । आप के लिए निश्चित रूप से निराश हो जाएगा। आप यह न केवल आपके द्वारा किए गए किसी भी प्रयास से अनुग्रह द्वारा किया जाएगा चुना एक होना चाहिए।
Sabhī pratīkōṁ sabhī pūjā, sabhī pustakōṁ sabhī patra cinha aura an'ya nārē anta mēṁ jhūṭhē dēvatā'ōṁ haiṁ. Gaharē andara jā'ō aura sabhī kā patā cala jā'ēgā ki pala mēṁ aba bhī hō. Hālāṅki isa sānsārika jīvana mēṁ kucha bhī vāpasa lānē kī um'mīda nahīṁ hai. Āpa kē li'ē niścita rūpa sē nirāśa hō jā'ēgā. Āpa yaha na kēvala āpakē dvārā ki'ē ga'ē kisī bhī prayāsa sē anugraha dvārā kiyā jā'ēgā cunā ēka hōnā cāhi'ē.