A poetry By Kamal Haasan

Far far away from all galaxies lies a unknown unlimited power

Each one trying to find what it is in their own way by scribbling,painting,thinking

There is no way for humans other than fear, worship praise and sense it

All our deeds are pre-written Fate

If you try to overcome fate you will be 'kindly' troubled by your past births for which you have no idea what it was –

- Its that mystic power which gifts human foetus the deaf, dumb blindness etc,

-Even leprosy,cancer,piles are also his gifts,

- The worm living in intestine,by doing good deeds, will be gifted a new birth(of any living creature)

- Crorepatis will be tested but they need not worry much as they will be given a status after the test But the troubles of a needy and poor is a fun to watch, for the ultimate power,

Protector of Nations, the act of deceit,

Even War is caused by so called Almighty,

For those kings who does massive killings thru war, the Supreme Power gifts with Nation and Its Ruling Chair - Its the Almighty which allows one out of 4 million sperm to reach egg, to create a new life,God allows splitting of atoms just like he used to split demons back in those days And swallowed innocent and homeless people of a whole nation (Japan)

God will eat the flesh of a child and fulfill the wishes of devoted parents. This refers a story of a Abraham who offered to kill his own child to offer prayer to god. The god changed his mind so a goat was sacrificed and the child was saved. However some people still argue the sacrifice was fulfilled by Jesus - It is not personal choice but only family and relatives peer pressure to choose a religion. Also the act of relatives to persuade or force to pray, that begins in childhood Drawn in these preeches. Shit on these ponds of foolish idealogy to Wash away your brain with belief in God!

- Worship this god (Actually flame of champor) by drums and bells.

After all explanations about the reality of god and persuasions to use your rationality (Don't stitch what's already stitched - Dont keep repeating sayings - Dont crap)

By refusing to take the right path of wisdom, if you choose to be screwed, so be it. 

Original article

Weep not for me

Do not weep for me when I no longer dwell
among the wonders of the earth; for my larger
self is free, and my soul rejoices on the other
side of pain…on the other side of darkness.

Do not weep for me, for I am a ray of sunshine
that touches your skin, a tropical breeze
upon your face, the hush of joy within your heart
and the innocence of babes in mothers arms.
I am the hope in a darkened night. And, in your
hour of need, I will be there to comfort you.
I will share your tears, your joys, your fears,
your disappointments and your triumphs.

Do not weep for me, for I am cradled
in the arms of God. I walk with the angels,
and hear the music beyond the stars.

Do not weep for me, for I am within you;
I am peace, love, I am a soft wind that caresses
the flowers. I am the calm that follows a
raging storm. I am an autumns leaf that floats
among the garden of God, and I am pure
white snow that softly falls upon your hand.

Do not weep for me, for I shall never die,
as long as you remember me…
with a smile and a sigh.

Credits to: Joe Fazio and to Cassarah who posted this beautiful poem in
Cada coisa em seu lugar / Everything in its place

SCIENCE OPENS TO MAN ......

FROM http://noeticindia.blogspot.com  

SCIENCE OPENS TO MAN new vistas of freedom. It liberates him from the blind fanaticism of the middle ages which often still finds expression in him. Science looks at the world objectively and draws certain conclusions from the available data. It, however, recognizes the fact that these conclusions are not absolute, because new information from newer data modifies or even rejects the earlier conclusions. This steady search for new facts and the constant readiness for its own reformation is the basic spirit of modern science.

But, even for the scientist it is sometimes difficult to adopt this right spirit of science. For, man is very much limited by his mental horizon and a breakthrough is a painful process. Carl Jung, the renowned psychologist, highlights this dilemma of the scientist: "Even a scientist is a human being. So it is natural for him like others to hate things he cannot explain. It is a common illusion to believe that what we know today is all we can ever know? History of modern science has many glaring examples of how even eminent scientists stood on the way of the advancement of scientific knowledge by condemning new, bold, concepts and experiments.

 

Rishi and the Scientist

Superstitions, of course, have always grown around knowledge. A modern man who thinks that by his advanced stage of scientific knowledge he can give a rational explanation to the universe is as superstitious as a primitive man who follows blindly his traditional customs. But, in every phase of human history there emerge adventurous explorers of knowledge, and to our amazement we find that they have much in common whether they lived in some very remote age or in our own century.

It is the free spirit of inquiry and the common fields of agreement that link the ancient Rishis of India with the scientists of the modern age. In some of the utterances of top physicists like Einstein, Max Planck, Heisenberg, and others we near the echoes of the words of the Upanishadic sages who lived thousands of years ago.

Stepping Beyond the Senses

The special character and approach of modern science originated around the sixteenth century. In the words of Francis Bacon, one of the founding fathers of modern science, it was a revolt against a jumble of "unsound doctrines based on all sides by vain imaginations". Man can establish progressive stages of certainty about nature through the evidence of the senses helped and guarded by certain processes of correction - this is in brief the basic philosophy of science. Eventually science discovered that the range of the human senses could be considerably increased with suitable devices. It acquired new instruments - for instance, the electron telescope, the electron microscope, etc, - which opened stupendous vistas unknown to man's ordinary senses.

This extension of senses by external instruments is of great importance, which convinced the scientists that there are many things in the universe unknown to the senses. With more sophisticated instruments they found that more subtle facts of the universe could be known. This Rishi explorers of

yore discovered that man himself possessed many internal means by which he could develop the power of his senses to unlimited ranges transcending their ordinary scope, coming face to face with the deep truths of life and the universe.

We see the ancient Rishis and the modern scientists thus reaching a meeting point although they travel through diverse paths of enquiry. While the scientists made external instruments to extend the human senses, the Rishis discovered that mind itself has more powerful internal instruments which, when called into functioning enabled the seeker to delve deep into the truth of things. Compared. with these, internal faculties, they said, the external senses were extremely limited in their range. And, today we see science itself is stepping into the very exciting field of extrasensory perceptions, the mysterious faculties of human mind which were known to the sages from time immemorial.

This, of course, is a natural development of the scientific enquiry. The 'solid universe' of the nineteenth century physics melted into waves and fields of the twentieth century scientific vision. Starting directly from 'sensuous perceptions' science has reached such a stage that today it tends to ask a most startling question: "Where has the objective world vanished?" The new trend of science shows greater interest in the nature of human consciousness.

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The Power In Temples Digital Copy of the book " The Power In Temples " by SRIKANT , published ( 4th edition ) in the year 1987. Quoting this text in context of the Noetic Sciences developments gives me immense pleasure and gratitude. This is not meant for commercial uses or reprints. All the rights of the book and content are reserved by the author himself...