A while ago I was asked by a non-hindu friend how come most Hindus do not know much their religion...even though, sadly I had to agree that to a certain extent it is true...I proudly told her that every Hindu knows about the Karma theory...that as we sow so we reap...that God karmas that have to be endured are not there in our life to punish but they are lessons to be learned...(Do read Many Lives Many Masters by Brian Weiss)...but most importantly every Hindu is taught to respect every religion and Master that has walked on the planet...no matter which religion they 'belong' to...though actually I believe that Masters belong to Humanity...
Do read:
Dadi Nani ki Kahaani
It is up for free perusal under 'Books'
on www.dalsabzi.com
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- Active website: Dalsabzi for the Aatman www.dalsabzi.com Chairperson and one of the Founder Trustees of Women’s Movement for Peace and Prosperity (WMPP), an initiative of Times Foundation. I lead its Spiritual Desk. The Movement cosists of dedicated Volunteers to bring about Peace, Harmony and Prosperity in families and communities of this World. The Movement aims to connect with all the “Good People” to fulfill its vision. Books authored: "Hindu Customs and Beliefs" "Symbolisms in the Ramayana" "In touch with Masters", All the afore-mentioned three books have been published by the 'Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan' "The Wisdom of Sind", makes an effort to immortalize, the Sindhi proverbs and give an insight into the Sindhi way of Life, both modern and ancient. Dadi Nani ki kahaani aims at bringing communal harmony by teaching children about the common message in all religions.
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