WE believe in god.. but, is it necessary to follow a religion? we believe in GOD, If so then we must believe in his vedas, if so then we must believe in heaven and hell that we yield by our deeds... If all these are true, what we have to do to prove it. because only belief is just going to give nothing but deeds does that. If we believe in god, we should find what GOD almighty expects us to do? because we believe he does everything for a reason. We can discover his expectation from the VEDA that he gave us. Veda is nothing but set of rules for the people who lives in particular period. so there is no point in sticking with the old one while we rewarded with latest one. If u find illogical, are we able to follw the same rules that existed during the period of moghals? the answer is, no, never.. because the society structure, ruler, time, people, knowledge, technology, period and etc are totally different. if a man can understands that, The god almighty would also do that. he knows the best. So find the new one and read it and follow it. that helps us to go heaven and protect US from hell. If all the vedas talks about heaven and hell, i can assure it must exist and i believe it 100%. So if there is something so, there must be only one way, because straight path is always one, all others are bypass.. which veda i should believe again.? Same answer, the latest one. okay what is latest one? very easy.. there are very few that revealed recently according to the history.. we can definitely spend time to know it by either reading or asking people who follows different religion? Rigveda - dated to roughly between 1700–1100 BC Samaveda - believed to date from 1700 BC atharvana veda -Iron Age, corresponding to c.1000 BC yajurveda - composed between 1000-600 BC torah - The majority of Biblical scholars believe that the written books were a product of the Babylonian exilic period (c. 600 BCE) and that it was completed by the Persian period (c. 400 BCE). tripitaka - 400 BCE gita -4th CE bible - date to about the 2nd century BCE the holly quran - 609-632 AD and upanish, ramayana, vedas of all other religion are does not have specific period to be mentioned.. To attain the authenticity a veda should be transparent on the period it revealed, and the one who did it. otherwise there is a huge possibility to corrupt it and it looses its authenticity.. once we choose right veda, we can understand whether we have to follow a religion or not. according to my view, yes we have to follow a religion.. why? religion is nothing but a practising the set of rules.. we can not practice it with out following it.. k shall we take all the good things in all the religion and start live a good life? No, we use finite and delicious raw grains and masalas to make a biriyani, and same quality but different raw material and different method for chapathi.. both grains are good for health, are we able to mix it together and make something to eat? no, the out come would be worse and worst.. why? because both has its own material and methodology to make it. so, i believe in, 1) we have to convince ourselves that the existence of god.. 2) if so what is his attribute 3) which religion teaches the same that we understood about god 4) should we follow veda? 5) if so which one and why? and the questions still continues... The choosing of veda should not be depend on the followers.. if a benz struck into accident, its not the problem of car but driver.. and do not say the same case for nano, it has higher probability because of its quality.. its our responsibility to find whether its benz or nano.. finally i would like to conclude that worshipping of god, choosing of veda and religion is mandatory and it should be done as it should be.. we have to spend time for this atleast half the time that we spend for the entertainment.. we can follow one religion and its holy book but its our duty to know others vedas as well otherwise we will run like a horse with blinder...
Posted on: Wed, 11 Sep 2013 19:53:10 +0000
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