Deminán
@DevayanaEnjoyer
• Part-Time Hermit • Full-Time Seeker •
Karma is cause and effect. The thing is that sometimes the workings of karma manifest in a subtle way in which the effect can't be directly traced to its cause. But this has nothing to do with karma itself, but rather to the way we perceive reality and relate to it.
I have news for outraged "V1-s" 🤧 This is their principle — "One should not even look at a brāhmaṇa who is not a devotee of Viṣṇu as (one does not look at) a cāṇḍāla. Viṣṇu’s devotee, even if he is outside the castes, purifies the three worlds" ~ Padma Purāṇa 6.224.53
Par Prabhu ji Bhakti What’s even more funny is sanyas to a mallecha
What good does it do to seek validation from celebrities who embrace the faith if they don't use their fame to speak out on the issues that affect the followers of Sanātana Dharma? Are they even real practitioners or did they only take a few pictures wearing tilak?
Foreigners who embraced in Sanatan Dharma🧵 1. Will Smith
The root of the compulsive cycle of birth, death and rebirth lies in the fundamental ignorance of the mind which assumes appearances as perceived by the senses to be real and reacts to them with feelings of identification in regards to attachment or aversion.
They know what they are doing. In this case they are using syncretism as a form of subversion against Sanātana Dharma.
इसाइकरण हिन्दुओं की आस्था पर पैर रखते हुए।
The real reason behind the question is that I want to know how humans fit in this cosmic order. Is there a universally accepted code of rules and regulations within Sanātana Dharma that allows one to live within Ṛta, or does each Sampradaya decide what is right and wrong?
How do you define "Ṛta"?
