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New World Order !

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Dear Krish Sir,

These dhAdi sAmiyArs are in no way comparable to Lord Krishna. :nono:
yes madam .
I was talking about only about worship of human beings not Gods avathars
Lord Krishna is aboVe all this .
He is considered one of the ten avathars of God .
Any attempt to compare with humans is unacceptable
I also asked chandruji to clarify his post if you read my earlier post.
thank you for giving me an oppurtunity to clarify this.

as regards lord Krishna I relate to him as divine lover of radha , sarathy of arjun in mahabharatha war and preacher to arjuna in bhagwath geetha . amongst other things . any other impression got is unfounded.
 
I will clarify my earlier post. If we can temples for Sonia, Kushboo etc, why not for Krishna? I believe he is one of the principal figures of Hinduism and one of the perpetrators of Dharma.

Just close your eyes and say Krishna and see what happens.
 
Dear Krish ji,

RR ji and I are simple minded women...we dont know much..all we know is Krishna is God.


Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna Hare Hare.
 
Dear Chandru ji,

I might be wrong to ask this but are you not comfortable with the fact that Lord Krishna or Lord Rama took birth in a Kshatriya lineage?(Not that it actually matters cos God is beyond anything)

How would your stance have been if they were born in a Brahmin lineage?


Your observation is not in right earnest. I will maintain my stance, even if they were born in a Brahmin community. Some human beings, who were later converted into God, belonged to Brahmin community.
 
I will clarify my earlier post. If we can temples for Sonia, Kushboo etc, why not for Krishna? I believe he is one of the principal figures of Hinduism and one of the perpetrators of Dharma.

Just close your eyes and say Krishna and see what happens.


Only after Krishna, temples for Sonia, Kushboo, MGR etc. came up and not before.

Could you please tell me what happened to you when you closed your eyes and said Krishna.
 
Only after Krishna, temples for Sonia, Kushboo, MGR etc. came up and not before.

Could you please tell me what happened to you when you closed your eyes and said Krishna.

Whenever I am about to dream about Kushboo or Katrina , i close my eyes and say Krishna...:D

After that, all fun :)
 
Florida man demands right to wed computer

As Mrs veithehi said this is 'New World Disorder'

Only in this era can we see news items like the or OP or the next few I will share over time

[h=2]Man sues for the right to marry his porn-laden Macbook, arguing that if gays are allowed to marry then so should other sexual minorities[/h]
Chris Sevier, a man from Florida, believes he should be allowed to wed his Macbook.

Mr Sevier argues that if gays should be allowed to marry, then so should other sexual minorities.

Mr Sevier states he has fallen in love with a pornography laden computer.

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If gays have the right to “marry their object of sexual desire, even if they lack corresponding sexual parts, then I should have the right to marry my preferred sexual object”, he said.
Mr Sevier, who describes himself as “a former judge advocate and combat veteran”, is persistent, filing claims not only in Florida but also Utah.
The Utah claim, which in reality is an attempt to throw a spanner in the works of a gay marriage case in the federal court, runs to 50 pages.
Mr Sevier argues that allowing gays to marry but denying him the same right amounts to discrimination.
“We are in different classes of sexual orientation,” he told the court in Utah.
If gays feel as is they are second class citizens, Mr Sevier argues then “those of us in the real minority, who want to marry machines and animals, certainly feel like third class citizens”.
Mr Sevier apparently sought a marriage licence for himself and his “machine spouse”, but for some reason was denied.
“The exclusion from marriage to a machine denies myself a dignity and status of immense import,” he argues in his motion.
Mr Sevier cites legal precedents around the world - including a case where a woman married a dolphin and a Chinese man wed a cardboard cutout of himself.
“Allowing my marriage to go forward will not adversely impact the fertility rate any more or less than a same sex couples.
“If there is a risk that is posed to traditional marriage and children, both man-man couples and man-machine couples pose it equally.
“In considering the equal protection clause, there are no fewer policy reasons for preventing man-machine couples from marrying than there are for same-sex couples.”
Unfortunately for Mr Sevier, the courts in Florida and Utah, found his legal arguments unpersuasive.
But with the gay marriage being tested in courts across the country, more motions are inevitable.


Source: Florida man demands right to wed computer - Telegraph

 
OK, this time the news is about an Indian 'Yogi'


Indian court asked to rule on whether Hindu guru dead or meditating

Indian court has been asked to rule on whether a revered Hindu guru is dead or alive – and whether it is a matter of religious faith or scientific fact

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His Holiness Shri Ashutosh Maharaj is thought to have died of a heart attack in January Photo: ALAMY









By Dean Nelson, New Delhi

7:39PM BST 28 May 2014



The family and followers of one of India's wealthiest Hindu spiritual leaders are fighting a legal battle over whether he is dead or simply in a deep state of meditation.

His Holiness Shri Ashutosh Maharaj, the founder of the Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan religious order with a property estate worth an estimated £100 million, died in January, according to his wife and son.

However, his disciples at his Ashram have refused to let the family take his body for cremation because they claim he is still alive.

According to his followers, based in the Punjab city of Jalandhar, he simply went into a deep Samadhi or meditation and they have frozen his body to preserve it for when he wakes from it.

His body is currently contained in a commercial freezer at their Ashram.

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The late – or living – guru, who was in his seventies, established his sect in 1983 to promote "self-awakening to global peace" and to create a world "wherein every individual becomes an embodiment of truth, fraternity and justice through the eternal science of self-realisation".
Today the group has thousands of followers around the world and owns dozens of large properties throughout India, the United States, South America, Australia, the Middle East and Europe, including its British headquarters in Hayes, Middlesex.
While he is thought to have died from a heart attack, his devotees believe he has simply drifted into a deeper form of the meditation he promotes as a pathway to self-realisation.
A statement on the group's website reads: "His Holiness Shri Ashutosh Maharaj ji has been in deep meditative state (Samadhi) since 29th January 2014."
According to one of his aides, who asked not to be named, "Maharaj has been in deep meditation. He has spent many years meditating in sub-zero temperatures in the Himalayas, there is nothing unusual in it. He will return to life as soon as he feels and we will ensure his body is preserved until then", he said.
His body is held in a guarded room in a deep freezer on his 100 acre retreat in Nurmahal, Jalandhar, where only a few elders and sect doctors are allowed to enter.
Although Punjab Police initially confirmed his death, the Punjab High Court later dismissed its status report and local governmental officials said it was a spiritual matter and that the guru's followers cannot be forced to believe he is dead.
Now his wife and son have filed a court application calling for an investigation into the circumstances of his death and for his body to be released for cremation.
His son Dilip Jha, 40, claims his late father's followers are refusing to release his body as a means of retaining control of his vast financial empire.

Source: Indian court asked to rule on whether Hindu guru dead or meditating - Telegraph




 
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