Devatva & Manushyatva - Page 2

Originally posted by: panchaali

Very Nice post dear..😊

Though a theist (believer of Gods) I like the character of King Ripunjay..

Sometimes we put blind faiths on Gods and forget our duty; Karma, which liberates us and makes us ourselves..

Most of the time we forget this and spend our valuable times in chanting and worshiping...

P.S:- saying again I am theist and I too do lot of worshiping as like any common human I fear about future..but sometimes I truly feel that atheists have a point, they believes in themselves..isn't our God also say to have faith on our own Atma!! 😊

Originally posted by: mnx12

Doing one's Karma, is very important. Bhakti doesn't mean not doing any Karma. Doing Karma involves believing in self. Bhakti is one of the Karma only, it involves believing in self & God both.

Ripunjay has got some wrong ideas. May be he'll learn later. What he meant was give importance to material gains. Work for only that nothing else.

Originally posted by: Abhishek_King

Ya...Bhakti should be done n Karma too...Bacause Bhakti is nt fulfill without Karma...

Originally posted by: mnx12

@panchaali,

After meeting Ramkrishna Paramhans, Vivekanand's life changed a lot. His family needed his material support. On Ramkrishna's advice he worshipped Ma Kali. When she appeared in front to him, he was so ovewhelmed, didn't ask for material benifits. He was so honest in his karma, whatever he did, he got result. Be it Ma Kali's Upasana or spreading awareness about religion, he did his Karma wholeheartedly & set a good example to others.

Being an Atheist or theist is only a mind game. It's what one believes in is more important.

Originally posted by: Abhishek_King

Whoa!So knowledgeful people here...🤓

Originally posted by: panchaali

Including you 😆