Even worse is the deprecative phrase "meaningless rituals."
Meaning is a lower-order form than a yajna. "Meaning" is a transcription into text, into some other words. This arises from Christian idea that any ritual must be rooted in belief/doctrine.
Let rituals be meaningless.
Meaning is a lower-order form than a yajna. "Meaning" is a transcription into text, into some other words. This arises from Christian idea that any ritual must be rooted in belief/doctrine.
Let rituals be meaningless.
We ask for "meaning" because we are cut-off from experience.
It is similar to sticking one's nose in gadget without looking at reality around and being unable to experience it.
"Superstition" is a word from Christian theology, it has no other "meaning."
It is similar to sticking one's nose in gadget without looking at reality around and being unable to experience it.
"Superstition" is a word from Christian theology, it has no other "meaning."
I am saying it. Please try to sharpen the mind to understand the nuance.
