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Originally posted by vedatruth
reply to post by apushforenlightment
I do not ask people to watch youtube, and do not like being asked as well.
You believe you are 'enlightened'. I shall not argue with that.
Any person who is seeking 'truth' is good for humanity.
I am only pointing out the self-styled 'godman' who claim to be messengers of God.
Please share your experiences with me. I shall read what you say with interest.
Originally posted by IEtherianSoul9
reply to post by NewAgeMan
What about Osiris? Please don't forget about him. He was very similar to Jesus and predates him.edit on 10/8/2011 by IEtherianSoul9 because: (no reason given)
There are stories written by Greek writers who say that Osiris led a group of chosen people out of Ethiopia, as a colony to start the Ancient Egyptian civilization. Maybe Osiris was actually a real person who achieved Godhood. Similar to Imhotep who achieved that same divine status.edit on 10/8/2011 by IEtherianSoul9 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by dontreally
I dont connect with this idea of "avatars"...
I think all men and women have the potential to connect with God and become a 'chariot' of his presence, but i just dont see the purpose in worshipping the particular men or women who reach this state.
I worship God and God alone, and it is more than i will ever need. I dont have a problem recognizing Gods wisdom in others; in Jesus, Krishna, or Buddah, but i refuse, as a matter of principle, to subject myself to a man.
God is available to anyone who seeks him and a physical man as an intemediary is not necessary. I know this because i live such a life. I am connected to the spirit of God and i invoke his presence with every prayer and every earnest and sincere supplication. I only want him and not some man who says hes an 'avatar'.
In this sense, i think the Hindus, Buddhists, Christians etc are wrong in worshipping the incarnation of what they believe to be Gods presence. Whether that be "vishnu" or w/e else. God can be sought without the aid of intermediaries.
Originally posted by chrissiel123
reply to post by IEtherianSoul9
I dont think anyone can claim anyone else acheives divine status just because the people proclaimed it so. What evidence for their divine godliness can you offer? I love egyptian lore, but i guess to me they have always represented an imaginative and colourful mythology. Maybe i should start digging around to see if there is any reason to think there was truth to any of the divine stuff..
Originally posted by vedatruth
reply to post by apushforenlightment
My objective is to offer an alternative perspective to current way of thinking.
I am sure at least some would find it useful what I have to say.
Even you may find it useful after some time if not today.
Originally posted by tetra50
Smoke?
This is a very good example of why it will take many to reach all....
There are two here who seem to feel that in order to be of any value to mankind in this way then one must be perfect. I had a very hard time with strict religious interpretation of christ's life, for the very same reason, the assertion that these small details were what made his life ”perfect," and the strictest literal jnterpretation of what that perfection should mean., when really, it was the example of loving when confronted with hate and judgment. But I hasten to say that in identifying evil, one can easily bccome that which one seeks to identify, and the same with judgement. Having said that, it is a pity that such strict and limited interpretations exist for people, especially in times such as these, for I repeat, that no one of us can lay claim, in the world as it exists today, to an uncorrupted mind or body, for what has been foisted upon us. And I strongly believe that those who are so strict in their analysis of this are part and parcel of what has corrupted us, in order to denigrate us, and disallow us from what a Creator would have forgiven us for under said circumstances and always wished for us, as long as we continued to have love and compassion for our fellow man.
Originally posted by vedatruth
reply to post by micpsi
How did he teach when he does not speak. Did he write a book?