12-27-2004, 07:03 PM
Ahem, a need for refining the so called Karmic theory that was expounded?!
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The priesthood failed to understand that they are here to serve the people, all the people, with love, that the people are their patrons, their protectors and the source of their livelihood.
Something like this happened in India, driving the people away to secularism, leftism and athiesm, other religions - and eventually the big karma was coming.
Inspite of all this, though the Hindus resented, they did no react. (This means there was no hate, only quiet resentment and exasperation which was obvious to anybody who talked to Indians.)
What happened recently was not the peoples' doing. It was an act of god.
When something like this happens to a Pontiff, it means it is happening to the whole group; here to all smartha brahmanas and the 4 other shankaracharyas and the 10 dasanami orders too.
Healing begins when people introspect, accept karmic responsibility, and make amends.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The priesthood failed to understand that they are here to serve the people, all the people, with love, that the people are their patrons, their protectors and the source of their livelihood.
Something like this happened in India, driving the people away to secularism, leftism and athiesm, other religions - and eventually the big karma was coming.
Inspite of all this, though the Hindus resented, they did no react. (This means there was no hate, only quiet resentment and exasperation which was obvious to anybody who talked to Indians.)
What happened recently was not the peoples' doing. It was an act of god.
When something like this happens to a Pontiff, it means it is happening to the whole group; here to all smartha brahmanas and the 4 other shankaracharyas and the 10 dasanami orders too.
Healing begins when people introspect, accept karmic responsibility, and make amends.
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