Swamiji, If you say everything around us (including oneself) is manifestation of Eshwara then why dont we accept the things as it is? Why human try to draw line between societies/communities/rituals/caste/creed/race/habits/etc/...,.. Example: If son of a carpenter wants to become a doctor, whats wrong in that. Is it not his Dharma? to listen to oneself. You call it as desire ? But that desire born within him, from Eshwara. The logic seems to be suspicious and dual in nature. In your previous videos, you told brahaminism is not inherited by mere birth. It is gnana(Knowledge of Brahman) which makes you brahamin. But in this video you strongly recommend varnashrama dharma. In which knowledge is confined to few people or group of people and other non-brahamin people wont get a chance to know brahaman. Kindly explain and clear some air.
Harih om. Pranams unto your lotus feet pujya Swamiji.
Naresh Shah Ahmedabad
🙏🙏🌼.Jai Shri Gurudeva 🌼🙏🙏
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Swamiji, If you say everything around us (including oneself) is manifestation of Eshwara then why dont we accept the things as it is? Why human try to draw line between societies/communities/rituals/caste/creed/race/habits/etc/...,..
Example: If son of a carpenter wants to become a doctor, whats wrong in that. Is it not his Dharma? to listen to oneself. You call it as desire ? But that desire born within him, from Eshwara.
The logic seems to be suspicious and dual in nature. In your previous videos, you told brahaminism is not inherited by mere birth. It is gnana(Knowledge of Brahman) which makes you brahamin.
But in this video you strongly recommend varnashrama dharma. In which knowledge is confined to few people or group of people and other non-brahamin people wont get a chance to know brahaman.
Kindly explain and clear some air.