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Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Hari Hari

PostPosted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 6:53 pm
by DainNobody
did you comprehend the lesson Krsna taught to Arjuna on the Great Battlefield? do you understand Arjuna's grief and emotional duress while thinking about having to slay perhaps friends and relatives on the opposing side (army)? do you understand they were already annihliated by Krsna, but they were dead men walking, just like all of us on BandMix? the wisdom being, your clothes made of a body can be destroyed many times but you can never kill the true essence of a human being.. didn't Einstein also prove this? energy (soul/spirit) is energy that can be converted into matter, but it can't be killed.. Oppenheimer understood fully the concepts Krsna, taught humankind.. never grieve for those with infirmities either, it is so insignificant to suffer here on earth compared to the eternal.. :mrgreen:

Re: Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Hari Hari

PostPosted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 12:45 pm
by schmedidiah
We saw these cats at the beach in San Diego. We couldn't even cross the sidewalk to get to the beach without them getting in our grill about their crapola religion. I told my wife that after living in Phoenix all my life that was my first experience with them. They wouldn't come to a place with those temperatures to prosthelelitize that stuff. They go to where the weather agrees with their lazy asses. The wife concurred. Never seen them before. I saw their temple while looking for a parking spot in Pacific Beach. Huge, bustling complex. Yeah right. Paid beach bums. :roll:

Re: Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Hari Hari

PostPosted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 1:53 pm
by DainNobody
anybody who denies a transformation indeed does not take place concerning beauty, and wisdom, within and without the individual who studies this science is a fool in my opinion..
anybody that does not believe in the spiritual nature of a human being can make them appear as a hardened whore looking upon their face , or as a beautiful follower of the Lord has not learned their lesson yet, but the Lord is tolerant, and he allows for mistakes in a human's way of thinking