🎉I'm a Sikh and our religion is just 400 years old and when u say these guru's don't say to all because we have 10 guru's who teach us and u can see their teaching litterly I love my gurujis.😇
Shows how little reading and Indocentric worldview these Gurus have.Christs commandments: He must be mistaking Jewish law with Christ.Old testament is a Jewish Book for Christian reference not a Christian Holy tradition.
🎉I'm a Sikh and our religion is just 400 years old and when u say these guru's don't say to all because we have 10 guru's who teach us and u can see their teaching litterly I love my gurujis.😇
I understand your point, but Srila Prabhupada's emphasis is on the importance of following spiritual principles, not just claiming affiliation. He's stressing that true devotion requires purification of the heart. In Christianity, Jesus taught: 'If you love me, keep my commandments' (John 14:15). And 'Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar' (1 John 4:20). Srila Prabhupada's message aligns with this: one must cultivate selfless love and purity to truly follow God. He's not criticizing Christianity but encouraging genuine spiritual growth. The commandments are fundamental principles preventing barbaric behavior. Ignoring them even undermines the foundation of humanity, thus gravely undermining spiritual growth. Srila Prabhupada's teachings echoes with what Krsna has said in Bhagavad-gita (13.8-12) about the basic principles for spiritual growth, which are: non-violence, truthfulness, self-control, and detachment. And It's not about 'Indo-centric' or 'Christian-centric'; it's about universal spiritual principles. Srila Prabhupada's message transcends sectarian boundaries, urging all to strive for genuine spiritual growth.
There is a difference between asserting your beliefs without a question , and people should follow them word by word and Answering the questions about dharma, life, right and wrong, and flexibility to seek the truth yourself!
Hare Krishna❤️hari bol❤️
🎉I'm a Sikh and our religion is just 400 years old and when u say these guru's don't say to all because we have 10 guru's who teach us and u can see their teaching litterly I love my gurujis.😇
Shows how little reading and Indocentric worldview these Gurus have.Christs commandments: He must be mistaking Jewish law with Christ.Old testament is a Jewish Book for Christian reference not a Christian Holy tradition.
🎉I'm a Sikh and our religion is just 400 years old and when u say these guru's don't say to all because we have 10 guru's who teach us and u can see their teaching litterly I love my gurujis.😇
What about his one and first commandment do they follow it?
killing of animals, mass slaughterhouses, this is not a divine commandment. Divine is compassion towards animals.
I understand your point, but Srila Prabhupada's emphasis is on the importance of following spiritual principles, not just claiming affiliation. He's stressing that true devotion requires purification of the heart.
In Christianity, Jesus taught: 'If you love me, keep my commandments' (John 14:15). And 'Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar' (1 John 4:20).
Srila Prabhupada's message aligns with this: one must cultivate selfless love and purity to truly follow God. He's not criticizing Christianity but encouraging genuine spiritual growth.
The commandments are fundamental principles preventing barbaric behavior. Ignoring them even undermines the foundation of humanity, thus gravely undermining spiritual growth.
Srila Prabhupada's teachings echoes with what Krsna has said in Bhagavad-gita (13.8-12) about the basic principles for spiritual growth, which are: non-violence, truthfulness, self-control, and detachment.
And It's not about 'Indo-centric' or 'Christian-centric'; it's about universal spiritual principles. Srila Prabhupada's message transcends sectarian boundaries, urging all to strive for genuine spiritual growth.
There is a difference between asserting your beliefs without a question , and people should follow them word by word and Answering the questions about dharma, life, right and wrong, and flexibility to seek the truth yourself!