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suresh
[India]
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25/02/08 23:21:36
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amruthamathan.swamijis reply provokes another question.When devas are available (unlike the
military ofiicer )then they should had been fully utilsed for mathan.WHY asuras were allowed?
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Vijay K Shangari
[United States of America]
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25/02/08 21:25:52
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Think where sagar manthan happen? The Kasheer Sagar is inside you. The struggle to get the right answer both good(Devas) and bad (asuras) collied and after analizing you feel you keep the good only, are you wrong? I don,t think so.
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Suresh Mangalore
[Indonesia]
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25/02/08 17:56:12
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The Prisoners were deceived .
Although the Prison Warden was doing his duty
in handcuffing the prisoners, he should NOT have made a false promise to the prisoners.
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gurusubrahmanian
[India]
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24/02/08 20:17:50
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The scenario reminds me of another storyline, of a knaive serpent, deeply injured, requests for assistance from a passerby who is too kind enough to assist the serpent and then, by virtue of cobra's genetic characteristics (janmantara vaasana), get bitten by it and dies.
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V.Subrahmanian
[India]
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24/02/08 13:28:17
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The reply to the Amruta mathanam question is indeed very intelligent and apt.
How do we explain the primary idea of taking the help of the asuras in the mathanam? Did they get any unseen 'adrishta' samskara by helping in the mathanam although they did not get the drishta phala of getting the share of amritam? If it is the former, then there is no fault on the part of the Lord in denying them their share. Maybe a past karma phala of theirs got erased now by their participating in the mathanam and that is their 'fruit'.
Kindly accept my appreciation once again for the very pointed reply.
Om Tat Sat
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Devi Prasad Dayasagar
[United Kingdom]
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23/02/08 21:27:57
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RAM RAM
Eager young minds chanting the Mahamantra- Guruji's blessing alone would suffice for the exams. But habits die hard, inculcating the truth and belief in Namasankirthan at a young age will make this world a living heaven. One can see the progress this kendra is making, for our part we should inform and persuade our loved ones to chant the Mahamantra and request everyone to be a part of namadwaar.
Ram Ram..
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N.Balasubramanian
[India]
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19/02/08 20:00:49
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Mass Prayer for Board exam Students is of such high order that i feel all are indebted to Sri Swamiji and Chaitanya Maha Prabhu Nama Biksha Kendra and how much efforts must have been put to it to conduct it so orderly!
our humble Namaskarams
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pradeep Rajagopalan
[United Kingdom]
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18/02/08 01:16:43
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Dear Ramuji and Dr Bhagyanathan
It was inspiring even for non exam going persons like myself,I cant imagine how blessed these children are to have such an opportunity just before their exams.This is indeed the best gift for them.Your talks are sprinkled with humour,motivation and divinely uplifting messages.
Jai satgurunath
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MEENA ANATHARAMAN
[India]
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17/02/08 11:41:37
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Radhe Krishna,
Dear Bhagyanathanji and Ramuji,
Myself, my son and my daughter-in-law throughly enjoyed both of your speeches.
It was very humourous as well as very thought provoking.
thank you for giving us this wonderful oppurtunity.
Radhe Krishna
Meena Anantharman ( Bangalore )
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arvind baliga
[India]
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17/02/08 06:32:35
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very uplifting
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