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Articles: Philosophy | Vedas....Religions..
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Various Prophets & Religions:-
The avataras, prophets and messangers reset the balance of the Satya dharma. They resuscitate the eternal message of Vedas. The avataras do not descend to create a new sect or religion. Messengers do not come to further divide the people amongst themselves for reasons of additional sects and groups. It would be an additional root of hatred. They do not wish to create a new sect but they merely undertake to cleanse the cobwebs and dirt of ignorance saturated on the otherwise clean mirror of Eternal religion. To justify what they preach the messengers are blessed with revelations in the form of divine words. Lord Krishana blessed humanity with Bhagavadgita. The teachings of Lord Buddha and Bhagvan Mahavira are Triptakas and Jain Agamas. Jesus Christ set forth “Holy Bible”. The divine messages given to prophet Muhammed were compiled in “ Holy Quaran”. The holy Avesta embodies the preaching of Zaratushtra. The teachings of Sikh Masters are set forth in “Guru Granth Sahib”. The principles of Judaism are stored in “old Testament”. All these and other revelations of messangers and saints are the Arsha granthas i.e. revelations of masters and seers. These revelations are based on the Eternal Religion Of Vedas. These messengers have laid stress on one or more principles given by Vedas. Lord Buddha and Mahavira vehemently propogated non-violence, discipline of body, mind and speech. Lord Christ reiterated the message of Love and purity of living. None of these messenger’s teachings are contradictory to Vedas, on the contrary they substantiate the fundamental principles laid down in Vedas. They repeat and resuscitate the message of Vedas in different languages. It is the general regulation or law that all revelations of Masters are based on Vedas. Amongst all spiritual scriptures Vedas is the standard of reference. No true prophet or avatara will preach anything contradictory to Eternal Religion. None has such right or capacity.
A seeker of truth read; study the revelations of many masters to satisfy the thirst of knowledge. Like a honey bee, he may fly from one beautiful flower to the other. He may call upon garden of roses to another of lotus wherever his mind is attracted. However, the final standard of reference or authority should be Vedas. As ages passed, the followers of Vedas forgot the pure and pious sense of surrender embodied in the practice of Yajnyas. No doubt the Yajnya is all giver( Kamadhenu). But they looked it as an instrument for fulfilling their worldly desires. Further more they started offering animal flesh and other pollutants in fire. This in return polluted the atmosphere instead of spreading aromatic and pure air. It was crime practiced in the name of dharma. When things were out of control, Avatara Lord Buddha descended on the planet and advocated the message of love, peace and non-violence to the mankind. He propagated pure non-violent Yajnyas and respected Vedas. Contemporary to Lord Buddha was Bhagvan Mahavir. He conquered the war with his sense organs, thus was known as great warrior(Mahavira) and the conqueror(Jina). Healso attacked vehemently the violence practiced under the garb of religion. He laid stress on non-violence and practice of tapa. In the area of Jerusalem where the flesh offerings became rampant, the divine messenger appeared in Bethelem. He was called as Jesus, the Christ. Jesus spoke of TEN Commandments and His message was pure love. He ordered “ Love thy neighbour as thy self”. The Prophet Mohammed attackendd idol worship. These messengers, avataras and prophets were the Divine incarnation. To fulfill the divine plan, they descended on this planet. Buddha himself was not a Bhuddist nor Mahavira a jain. Jesus was not Christian nor prophet Mohammed a Muslim. They did not come to establish a new sect or religion and divide the people. They are advocates of the Eternal Principles which are common to the fundamentals spirituality, i.e. Satya dharma.
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