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“Hindus fall because they worship lesser gods.” Abrahamics are trampling Hindus. Can you help me understand?

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

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stvdv said:
Makes sense to me
It doesn't claim "all Hindus fall"
1500 million Hindus we have now
Would need a miracle if 0 fall

And of course this falling apllies to Muslims, Christians, Jews, Bahais
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Hindus are collectively falling like Judaism. I do not see islam falling. Not sure about christianity.
 
Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

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joelr said:
Allah and Yahweh are the same.
Jesus, Agustine, Boethius Anslem, Aquinas, all defined the modern ideas about Yahweh through Greco-Roman moral philosophy and theology which was lost to Western scholars during Middle Ages. The Islamic theologians, mostly Al-Ghazali, use the same philosophy and adopt it as their own ideas for Allah. Allah is just "God" in Arabic.

There are some similarities in Islamic theology with Hinduism and mysticism related to mind and consciousness. Hinduism takes consciousness further in Advaita Vedanta saying Brahman is pure consciousness and the world has no separate existence apart from Brahman where Allah is more of a separate being.
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I am talking of the collective. I see hinduism, christianity and Judaism falling.islam is not talking.
 
Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

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Tamino said:
1. Egyptian deities are, in general, not jealous. There are no myths or allusions on this topic. Egyptian deities might sometimes be in conflict with each other, but those conflicts are usually Metaphors on natural phenomena or social dynamics. (Conflict of Horus and Seth, for example, is all about kingship, inheritance, and generational renewal).

2. How would you define "lesser god"?
In terms of the powers ascribed to them (is a god imagined to be omnipotent or not...)?
Their position in a hierarchy, as in whether they are titled as the "king of gods" or "queen of heaven"?
Their historical importance (where are they worshipped, how long, how many followers...)?

3. Humans are naturally clumsy sometimes. I assume that a great number of ancient Egyptian people ended up lying flat on the floor because they tripped over something.
To answer your actual question: there is a gesture of bowing to a superior that is pretty close to lying down. It's usually described as "seni ta" in text: "smelling the earth" .
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Not sure if I can define correctly. To me there is a psychic hierarchy with God on the top followed by angels.devtas and further down prophets.avataras. hindus worship the third lower level hence they fall
 
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River Sea said:
“Hindus fall because they worship lesser gods.” Abrahamics are trampling Hindus. Can you help me understand?
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I believe it is not Christian to trample people. We persuade. However Hindus have been known to trample Christians.
 
Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

TruthPrevails
stvdv said:
Makes sense to me
It doesn't claim "all Hindus fall"
1500 million Hindus we have now
Would need a miracle if 0 fall

And of course this apllies to Muslims, Christians, Jews, Bahais...
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The difference between hindus and christians on one side and Jews and muslims o the other side is that the latter worship God himself while the former worship gods emanations.
 
Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

TruthPrevails
Tamino said:
1. Egyptian deities are, in general, not jealous. There are no myths or allusions on this topic. Egyptian deities might sometimes be in conflict with each other, but those conflicts are usually Metaphors on natural phenomena or social dynamics. (Conflict of Horus and Seth, for example, is all about kingship, inheritance, and generational renewal).

2. How would you define "lesser god"?
In terms of the powers ascribed to them (is a god imagined to be omnipotent or not...)?
Their position in a hierarchy, as in whether they are titled as the "king of gods" or "queen of heaven"?
Their historical importance (where are they worshipped, how long, how many followers...)?

3. Humans are naturally clumsy sometimes. I assume that a great number of ancient Egyptian people ended up lying flat on the floor because they tripped over something.
To answer your actual question: there is a gesture of bowing to a superior that is pretty close to lying down. It's usually described as "seni ta" in text: "smelling the earth" .
Looks like this:

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Higher God is omnipotent omnipresent. Lower Gods are limited like Yahweh or shiva.
 
Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

TruthPrevails
Aupmanyav said:
That is the same as my view (non-dual Hinduism). Since at the time of expansion of the universe, it contained nothing other than plasma, all the things that exist today are plasma only. Not just people, but all living and non-living things. Non-dual Hinduism does not accept the existence of God.

IMHO, Brahman is not a God, but plasma. Nothing else exists in the universe.
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It seems to me that the plasma was singularity with brahman and viraj fused together. But here we are talking about brahman and his emanations.
 
Bharat Jhunjhunwala

Bharat Jhunjhunwala

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River Sea said:
@Aupmanyav you asked?

So, does the person who wrote this accepts that there are more Gods than one?

In referring to
“Hindus fall because they worship lesser gods.” Abrahamics are trampling Hindus. Can you help me understand?

This came from here to get an idea. I then continue this topic here in this thread. Abrahamic Religion

My response is that people are gods, so in that sense, there's more than one god; however, we're all one, not separated. I'm understanding reincarnation.

The article you shared: I'll explain my thoughts further below this article.

2024 Military Strength Ranking: India has 4th strongest military in world, US claims top spot again | India News - Times of India

Read more at:
timesofindia.indiatimes.com

2024 Military Strength Ranking: India has 4th strongest military in world, US claims top spot again | India News - Times of India

India News: The United States has the most powerful military in the world, according to the Global Firepower rankings 2024. Find out the rankings of other countries and factors considered in the assessment.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com timesofindia.indiatimes.com

I do not understand everything about the earth. I think this is a program by the programmers; this is a tough one because it's destruction using weapons. I'm not alone in thinking of earth as a matrix; however, I think earth is a concave cell, and maybe there's more cells out there; actually, @Yokefellow explains it better than me, as I'm not alone in the matrix theory; however, I'm sure there can be different matrix types of ideas. It'll be interesting if there's a debate on the differences.

I wish I could reference this, showing how a fire was horrific yet it was safe. There was a fire behind a short wall that made it appear from a distance to be a huge fire, but actually that fire contained no damage; however, from afar, it appeared to have caused a lot of damage and was breaking news. If I ever find that video, I'll share it and time stamp it.

But I couldn't help but wonder, "If" how many times the cameras capture and situations appear more than what they are? Has that ever happened in war? It appears more horrific from afar, as we can't see where it's contained closer up.

India is fourth in weapons, and Pakistan is ninth in weapons.

Would India try to get their land back, because more stronger then Pakistan?

What causes people to have wars, is it people as gods or actually it'll be lesser gods, or also a jealousy gods

However, these gods are taking orders from gods that I'll show further down. That's why I ask what happens when saying no to the programmers. Even the people further up, what happens if they say no? So there's a trap to keep going. Or can say no and find a way. Some people say no and find ways, yet that system still continues.

So when will India get Pakistan's land back? But then maybe that's too difficult or

How does one even do anything on earth? Why change the borders? Because it affects people. What's the purpose of borders? What would happen if people didn't create borders?

I think AI Robots or what ever name will be in the slave area and the slaves will move up. So no more slaves. Unless if someone wants to do that area. Money was printed to keep the slaves thinking they're free or some countries people didn't believe their free but Layal. I'm not sure why some countries such as North Korea as an example will be lesser currency. When I look at this I'm thinking global, not only America. There's a Pyramid in Egypt too and on the dollar too. But how come on the dollar for, maybe @Yokefellow can explain that.

Take a look where religion is. Extremely low on that Pyramid.

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Wars are part of evolution just like children learn from fighting.
 
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Bharat Jhunjhunwala said:
The difference between hindus and christians on one side and Jews and muslims o the other side is that the latter worship God himself while the former worship gods emanations.
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You can get water from the water treatment facility, or you can get water from the tap. Which one will better quench your thirst? Is it not all the same water?
 
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