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In contast to the above, I read an interesting piece of news in a Marathi daily, there is a place called Hastinapur established on 12-acre land in Argentina. This places contains 12 temples of 12 Hindu Gods such as Ganesha, Vishnu, Hanuman etc. Hastinapur is founded by local Argentinians who are converted devout Hindus, follow a typical Hindu vegetarian lifestyle. They have courses on a number of Hindu philosophical books such as Bhagwat Geeta, Upanishads, Bhakti Sutras, yog Sutras etc. Their latest publication is Mahabharatha in Spanish. They have so far published three volumes and plan to do a total of twelve volumes in the coming years. Each volume is over 500 pages. The founder Alda Albrecht and other members of the Foundation have also written a number of books.

I did a Google search after I read the story and I found this link:

http://latinamericanaffairs.blogspot.com/2011/06/hastinapurcity-of-wisdom-in-argentina.html

"I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally."
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Bhagavad Gita cannot be understood by reading it like a novel or story but studying it like a subject of philosophy and it takes time.If you read it you will just find stories of brothers fighting and Krishna inspiring to fight a war!.But if you study it you will know what the war and the characters signifies.The symbolic nature of all religious books has to be understood and not just the literal meaning.Lack of this insight to understand the deep layers is the root cause of all the bigotry and fanaticism.
The actual issue here is not about what is written in the book but has its origin from the growing intolerance and fanaticism to other religious teachings.
A ban means nothing to this great book which stood the test of time and continue to inspire great minds all over the world.But considering the religious sentiments and because it is a book that represent our national character, India undoubtedly should intervene and must do whatever can be done.
I think in all stories there are some plus and some minus point but in Bhagvat Geeta there is no minus point because fight win by true team.

Santosh Kumar Singh


http://experienceofknowledge.blogspot.com/

 

I think in all stories there are some plus and some minus point but in Bhagvat Geeta there is no minus point because fight win by true team.


We cannot say that the winner is always true. In fact, in olden times the history was written by sword and not pen. The courtier poets would write in favor of winning side/ king as it was no use praising the vanquished.

Now let us come to the issue on ban on Geeta- case before a Russian court. It is nice that the Hindus in Russia are contemplating to build a grand Krishna temple in Moscow. It is better to do affirmative and positive action than indulge in disputes.

http://www.dnaindia.com/world/report_facing-ban-gita-issue-hindus-build-krishna-temple-in-moscow_1629937

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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Sarala you are right holy books are pure but you need understanding and level of knowledge to undertand such books.
I do not want to give more comment on this topic because topic is risky our posts is seen by world so if someone make any wrong comments then could be in trouble.

Santosh Kumar Singh


http://experienceofknowledge.blogspot.com/

 

All our Indian and other religion holy books are pure there is nothing bad in those. all gives same meaning, the people who feel to ban them is shameless and mind less

Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

The lower court in Russia had rejected the ban petition on Bhagwat Gita as it is. Now there is move to appeal against order of court as Russian translation of the book is likely to cause tension and quarrels in the society. It is also viewed that the translation in Russian may not be true meaning of the Bhagwat Gita.

If so, the translation can be reviewed by experts and the Russian edition got properly re-translated instead of banning the book.

http://in.news.yahoo.com/russian-prosecutors-move-higher-court-seeking-gita-ban-094509967.html

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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It is believed that no stories in the world has come into existence without the influence of Mahabharata. You take any story. It will surely have something in common with this great epic.
It is believed that Mahabharat was written by Ganapathi for Vyasa in one day. It may be true or false. But the ideas hidden in each and every line of the epic can be interpreted in 1000 ways, particularly, the great 18 episodes of Bhagavat gita. Each time we read this book, we will get new ideas and knowledge for sure.
It is believed that if we study Gita, there is no need for any other knowledge. It is true for all holy books of all religions. They all teach the same thing, though they used different illustrations.
How much time can a dark cloud hide the sun? It is not possible. So, I believe for sure, even if they try 1000 times, they won't become success as it is told, "People throw stones only at the trees with fruits"

Meera sandhu
Bhagwat Geeta Is a Holy Book For Hindus this Thing might Hurt the people in that Religion.
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