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October 9th, 2007, 01:21 AM
The mighty groups are knocking loudly at the doors of heaven, fierce contest is going on to subdue one another, and we are too weak to face their furious bravos, so we are standing aside, waiting patiently for our turn to be considered. You are the God of universe and the God of humanity and we have faith in your mercy and benevolence. We do not reject their claims for being the first and only to enter your heaven, because it is upon you to decide but they do reject our hopes to be pardoned by you.
Oh the God of mankind help us.
I am an outlaw of so called religions. My mystical poet says:
“Is the religion brother of my wife (in an abusive sense) that I should care for?”
“Do away with religion. It hampers way to the God. Remove all obstacles between man and the God. Who is this, who intervenes between the lover and the beloved? Push him aside”
Groups are fighting with each other and I am fighting groups. I am sure I shall find friends and like minded people. Free humanity and clear the way. No interventions are required between an individual human and the God.
Oh, the beloved reveal you to me, I heartily long for you.
Oh my lord I pray you in my heart, sometimes silently and sometimes in my words. Have I to learn special words and special language? My lord, forgive me if it is so because it seems burdensome to me. I ask your favors very humbly, very sincerely, spontaneously as it comes to my mind, not observing the sacred manners or uttering sacred words; yet I hope you are equally mine as you can be to anyone else. None else is my lord, to none else I shall bow and from none else I shall beg, no matter you accept me as yours or not.
I believe that there are good humans all over the world apparently having different religions but actually the same. A meeting can be called to name their religion. If I am allowed entry names of existing religions can also be considered but these are so hostile to each other and here lies the problem.
The mighty groups are knocking loudly at the doors of heaven, fierce contest is going on to subdue one another, and we are too weak to face their furious bravos, so we are standing aside, waiting patiently for our turn to be considered. You are the God of universe and the God of humanity and we have faith in your mercy and benevolence. We do not reject their claims for being the first and only to enter your heaven, because it is upon you to decide but they do reject our hopes to be pardoned by you.
Oh the God of mankind help us.
I am an outlaw of so called religions. My mystical poet says:
“Is the religion brother of my wife (in an abusive sense) that I should care for?”
“Do away with religion. It hampers way to the God. Remove all obstacles between man and the God. Who is this, who intervenes between the lover and the beloved? Push him aside”
Groups are fighting with each other and I am fighting groups. I am sure I shall find friends and like minded people. Free humanity and clear the way. No interventions are required between an individual human and the God.
Oh, the beloved reveal you to me, I heartily long for you.
Oh my lord I pray you in my heart, sometimes silently and sometimes in my words. Have I to learn special words and special language? My lord, forgive me if it is so because it seems burdensome to me. I ask your favors very humbly, very sincerely, spontaneously as it comes to my mind, not observing the sacred manners or uttering sacred words; yet I hope you are equally mine as you can be to anyone else. None else is my lord, to none else I shall bow and from none else I shall beg, no matter you accept me as yours or not.
I believe that there are good humans all over the world apparently having different religions but actually the same. A meeting can be called to name their religion. If I am allowed entry names of existing religions can also be considered but these are so hostile to each other and here lies the problem.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,003 
Location: Ontario
Location: Ontario
October 9th, 2007, 06:20 PM
Quoting Curiosity
Hm interesting. So are you and your soul separate? What entity then is soul?
Yes ma'am....
I have a good soul - I do not match up to it very well, but I am comfortable with our cohabitation. It also belongs to no one but me.
I have a good soul - I do not match up to it very well, but I am comfortable with our cohabitation. It also belongs to no one but me.
Member
Posts: 64
October 11th, 2007, 09:27 AM
Quoting Sal
Perhaps I did not understood your post properly so you may let it go. I would not leave the forum until you or other friends get clear about all aspects of my faith. I request all friends to comment, question and criticise in what ever tone they want and I would happily answer if I am able to.
Sorry akbar, 
I do not understand what you are saying here?
I do not understand what you are saying here?
Steven Hawking's Tutor
Posts: 4,742
Location: Winchester Virginia
Location: Winchester Virginia
October 11th, 2007, 09:48 AM
I'm amazed how confident the believers are.
The believers in God and the believers that there is no God.
Where is the evidence for or against the existence of God ?
Every time evidence is offered to prove the existence or non-existence of God, I don't see the proof either way.
I'm amazed how confident the believers are.
The believers in God and the believers that there is no God.
Where is the evidence for or against the existence of God ?
Every time evidence is offered to prove the existence or non-existence of God, I don't see the proof either way.
Steven Hawking's Hero
Posts: 6,428
October 11th, 2007, 09:50 AM
Sal
I have learned the teachings of many faiths, applied the best of myself to my life as I have been able, but there is much more for me to understand.
My soul probably has the answers, my conscious mind and body struggle.
The learning is the most important journey - because if we find our destination - will we stop learning?
Sal
I have learned the teachings of many faiths, applied the best of myself to my life as I have been able, but there is much more for me to understand.
My soul probably has the answers, my conscious mind and body struggle.
The learning is the most important journey - because if we find our destination - will we stop learning?
Member
Posts: 64
October 11th, 2007, 10:15 AM
Quoting Curiosity
I totally agree with you. Pure faith allows you to keep your thoughts free as it has no bindings.
Sal
I have learned the teachings of many faiths, applied the best of myself to my life as I have been able, but there is much more for me to understand.
My soul probably has the answers, my conscious mind and body struggle.
The learning is the most important journey - because if we find our destination - will we stop learning?
I have learned the teachings of many faiths, applied the best of myself to my life as I have been able, but there is much more for me to understand.
My soul probably has the answers, my conscious mind and body struggle.
The learning is the most important journey - because if we find our destination - will we stop learning?
Member
Posts: 64
October 11th, 2007, 10:19 AM
Quoting darkbeaver
I believe that the God created us in the God's image so the humans are alike the world over having same goods and same vices.
We created god in our own image.
Member
Posts: 64
October 12th, 2007, 06:28 AM
The farmer get tired of his, "no, no." He hit the philosopher with a solid piece of mud on the back. Philosopher was much annoyed at his mishavor and rebucked him a lot. The farmer denied the action and asked him, "Had he seen him? Have you any proof of it? Can I see to believe that you were really hit?"
The philosopher replied as there was none except him so it was he and that he was feeling pain though there isn't any bruise or mark of it to be seen. Philosopher said that he was more then confident that he was hit by the farmer. The farmer acknowledge his action and also appologized. Then he said to the philosopher, "Just like you are sure that there is none except me to hit you so I am about the God. That there is none but the God to be praised, to ask from and to be thankful for his benovelance. That just like he was feeling pain though not to be seen I feel the presence of the God. If your pain is a reality for me the presence of the God is also."
The philosopher fully understood that simple logic of the farmer and was convinced.
Quoting jimmoyer
Once upon a time a farmer was praising the God for his good harvest. A learned philosopher was passing by him. He said to the farmer, "Oh, you simple man. There isn't any god. You worked hard and so your harvest is good." The farmer tried hard with his simplicity to make him believe that there is a God but the learned philosopher all the time said that he would not believe. He every time demanded a proof from the farmer and continued asking him, "Had he seen the God?"
I'm amazed how confident the believers are.
The believers in God and the believers that there is no God.
Where is the evidence for or against the existence of God ?
Every time evidence is offered to prove the existence or non-existence of God, I don't see the proof either way.
The believers in God and the believers that there is no God.
Where is the evidence for or against the existence of God ?
Every time evidence is offered to prove the existence or non-existence of God, I don't see the proof either way.
The farmer get tired of his, "no, no." He hit the philosopher with a solid piece of mud on the back. Philosopher was much annoyed at his mishavor and rebucked him a lot. The farmer denied the action and asked him, "Had he seen him? Have you any proof of it? Can I see to believe that you were really hit?"
The philosopher replied as there was none except him so it was he and that he was feeling pain though there isn't any bruise or mark of it to be seen. Philosopher said that he was more then confident that he was hit by the farmer. The farmer acknowledge his action and also appologized. Then he said to the philosopher, "Just like you are sure that there is none except me to hit you so I am about the God. That there is none but the God to be praised, to ask from and to be thankful for his benovelance. That just like he was feeling pain though not to be seen I feel the presence of the God. If your pain is a reality for me the presence of the God is also."
The philosopher fully understood that simple logic of the farmer and was convinced.
