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There are no “gods” in Hinduism nor is there anything “supernatural.”
Everything is linked to certain specific knowledge and governing energies and forces. The ground is consciousness itself.
It becomes clear when you see consciousness is the primary element in the universe.
Everything is linked to certain specific knowledge and governing energies and forces. The ground is consciousness itself.
It becomes clear when you see consciousness is the primary element in the universe.
We need to expunge the term “god.” It has nothing to do with the Real. Brahman is not the “Hindu God.” Brahman is Universal Consciousness, present in all beings and is everything that exists. Consciousness itself takes the appearance of forms.
Don’t try to confuse this with Abrahamic atheism. The Indic traditions are a quest for the Real.
Abrahamic atheism is in relation to the Abrahamic god (who is an absurd fabrication).
I’m saying that all the devi devatas are (relatively) real.
Abrahamic atheism is in relation to the Abrahamic god (who is an absurd fabrication).
I’m saying that all the devi devatas are (relatively) real.
“Supernatural” itself assumes a mechanistic model of the “natural” world. That model is itself flawed. All is Brahman. Please show me where the term “supernatural” or its equivalent occurs in ancient texts.
Don’t react without trying to understand
Don’t react without trying to understand
No, for intelligent people. Who have cognized the subtlety of consciousness & energy and its diverse manifestations.
No, the folk conception is not wrong. Also it is important in generating bhava and relating.
Remember that love and relating is inherent to this consciousness, it is not some “abstract” thing. Bhakti bhava allows access to the Real.
Remember that love and relating is inherent to this consciousness, it is not some “abstract” thing. Bhakti bhava allows access to the Real.
