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1. Concept of God
2. Theory of Karma
3. Part 5 – The Third Principle

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A note: A more appropriate word would be Ishwar. But I use the word God for sake of commonplace understanding.

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Concept of God

1. What is God?
2. Why should one believe in God?
3. No one ever has seen God. How can you then say that God exists?
4. But modern science believes on only what can be measured. We cannot measure God, hence how can we admit its existence?
5. If that be so, why does modern science deny existence of God?
6. What do you mean by God that does not exist?
7. Then what are traits of God?
8. How do we understand the traits of God?
9. Give examples or hints?
10. So as per this analysis, both soul and God are proven? But how we prove that they are immortal?
11. So what are the fundamental entities?
12. What about Big-Bang? It says everything started with a big-bang and then universe is expanding
13. What is purpose of creation then?
14. This is all so complex? How can we understand so much?
15. Which Training manual?
16. So now you are starting to sell your own cult and religious book! How can you prove it to be divine?
17. OK Fine, But what about Quran, Bible etc? Does God not send revised messages from time to time?
18. What about prayers to God? How do they help if God has to act only through his unchangeable laws?
19. What will happen if I keep acting rightly as per Theory of Karma?
20. Could you summarize it all for me?

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Theory of Karma

1. What is Theory of Karma?
2. Does it mean happiness alone is goal of life?
3. What about those people who sacrifice their own happiness for sake of others?
4. Are thoughts everything? What about actions?
5. How do we decide what thoughts will lead to happiness and what thoughts will not?
6. How do we decide what is truth?
7. How does Theory of Karma works?
8. What about animals and lower species? How can they exercise their will?
9. What about accidents and events on which we have no control through our thoughts?
10. Why do we not remember our past lives?
11. Why we get punishment for acts of past life we do not even remember?
12. Why do good people have to face so many miseries when they have good thoughts and good actions?
13. Why we see bad people getting so powerful?
14. What is the purpose of Theory of Karma?
15. Why does God test us?
16. What is the goal of life?
17. Even Sex, Boozing, Sensuality et al give us happiness? Is it right as per Theory of Karma?
18. Does God not forgive all our past sins, if we seek apology for our misdeeds?
19. Is there a framework to understand how to start using this Will properly?
20. Where can I learn it?

Put simply, the basic premise of the Abrahamic beliefs (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) are as follows:

- God is just, kind, perfect
- This life is our first and last life
- God is testing us here
- Based on the marks we obtain in this test, we will go to either Heaven or Hell.

The differences between Judaism, Christianity and Islam lie only in
- the testing criteria and the description of Heaven and Hell
- the level of fanaticism required for passing this Test.

But the basic construct is same – One Life which is Test, God is best examiner, and Result is Pass (Heaven) or Fail (Hell) .

Let us evaluate this basic construct critically through a series of examples, and decide whether it is logically plausible.

1.
Many children die in the wombs. Now as per Islam or Christianity would they go to Heaven or Hell? Most scholars of Islam and Christianity say they go to Heaven because they never did anything wrong in their lives.

Now my question is “Did they even have an option to do anything wrong?”

Is God not being partial by clearing one candidate even without starting his examination, and another one has to keep giving test after test continuously for 100 years!

2.

1. Because the word Hindu represents the wisdom of centuries that is distilled into our various ways of living that is characteristic of my motherland.

2. Because we all identify with the name Hindu for generations. It becomes a symbol of our unity.

3. Because under threat of various obvious and not-so-obvious forces that are bent on destroying our culture through corrupt means, we need to unite under one flag.

4. Because while we agree that name Hindu is not an eternal representative of our culture, and perhaps also disgracing, the time is not right to force any change. Because this will lead to confusion and we cannot afford that under current circumstances.

5. Because right now, we should focus on increasing our strength and potential so that we can be in a position where we can dictate the direction of politics and policies of our nation.

6. Because  once we are strong, we can always revert back to our original name in a planned manner. But currently, we are already weak due to backstabbing by those who promised to represent us. We have already suffered huge setbacks due to impotencies of those who were supposed to be brave defenders of truth. We are already debilitated from empty talks of our false leaders. Right now is the time to stand, unite and fight again..for truth and justice.

Nanyah Panthah Vidyate Anayaya
There is no other way!

WHO AM I?

WHERE DID I COME FROM?

WHERE WILL I GO?

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THIS LIFE?

Answers to these fundamental questions cannot be written in form of an essay, that you mug up and you are done! These need to be realized through all your senses and the master controller – the mind so that you grasp it fully. To talk in Vedic language. this entire life has the sole purpose of helping us seek answers to these fundamental questions, and through that achieve ultimate bliss.

To the uninitiated, the mere reference to these questions might increase the heart-beats, and even cause a sense of fear or depression. After  all we all admit that the entire human life and all our activities are in a way, an attempt to ignore this fear of death. Our mind rebels at the very thought of death – that everything shall end one day – no senses, no feelings, nothing…and forever! And yet we know that if there is one certain things about life, it is death. We tend to ignore this feeling, we tend to ignore our soul, when suddenly in middle of everything, it shouts that "one day this shall come to end.. a blank end!". We then distract ourselves, get busy in our career, activities, entertainment etc etc. We try to desensitize ourselves to these questions. But they still exist.