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About my profile I would like to clarify that my religion is Hinduism, I was born in Iyengar(Vadagalai)family in Chennai. As such I can also be called Tamil Brahmin. As regards spirituality, the same is beyond any particular religion/faith. As a vaishnavite, I am not averse to have friendship with persons belonging to any other religion/faith. I do follow some of the rituals prescribed for brahmins. The wisdom to follow the religion was missing in my younger days say between 25-40 due to some misconceptions. Lateron, I became wise and started doing the same initially mechanically. After about 15 years, I got involved in the rituals. There are more rituals to be done and inclination is also there but the strong will power is missing. All the religions have a code of conduct like hinduism. All the religions lead the follower to attain moksha or Paramatma. This view of mine, I call it as spirituality. thanks. N.Rajagopalan, gopaindu@yahoo.com

<blockquote data-quote="gopaindu" data-source="post: 78156" data-attributes="member: 21788"><p>About my profile I would like to clarify that my religion is Hinduism, I was born in Iyengar(Vadagalai)family in Chennai. As such I can also be called Tamil Brahmin. As regards spirituality, the same is beyond any particular religion/faith. As a vaishnavite, I am not averse to have friendship with persons belonging to any other religion/faith. I do follow some of the rituals prescribed for brahmins. The wisdom to follow the religion was missing in my younger days say between 25-40 due to some misconceptions. Lateron, I became wise and started doing the same initially mechanically. After about 15 years, I got involved in the rituals. There are more rituals to be done and inclination is also there but the strong will power is missing. All the religions have a code of conduct like hinduism. All the religions lead the follower to attain moksha or Paramatma. This view of mine, I call it as spirituality. thanks. N.Rajagopalan, <a href="mailto:gopaindu@yahoo.com">gopaindu@yahoo.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="gopaindu, post: 78156, member: 21788"] About my profile I would like to clarify that my religion is Hinduism, I was born in Iyengar(Vadagalai)family in Chennai. As such I can also be called Tamil Brahmin. As regards spirituality, the same is beyond any particular religion/faith. As a vaishnavite, I am not averse to have friendship with persons belonging to any other religion/faith. I do follow some of the rituals prescribed for brahmins. The wisdom to follow the religion was missing in my younger days say between 25-40 due to some misconceptions. Lateron, I became wise and started doing the same initially mechanically. After about 15 years, I got involved in the rituals. There are more rituals to be done and inclination is also there but the strong will power is missing. All the religions have a code of conduct like hinduism. All the religions lead the follower to attain moksha or Paramatma. This view of mine, I call it as spirituality. thanks. N.Rajagopalan, [EMAIL="gopaindu@yahoo.com"]gopaindu@yahoo.com[/EMAIL] [/QUOTE]

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