I am Sarah Connor.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seekliberation" <seekliberation@...>
wrote:
>
> Your post is almost identical to what i've pretty much said, just in
> different words. I expressed that many spiritual groups, the TMO especially,
> are simply mild-natured people. This age of Kali Yuga (if that's what we're
> in) is pretty much kicking their ass. And instead of strengthening
> themselves to handle these times, they create fantasies of a new dawn, a new
> age, a new time where all these difficulties will just disappear.
>
> That's interesting what you say about the Sat-Yuga of the past in comparison
> to Kali-Yuga today. Many people are always explaining a time in the past
> where everything was perfect, and all loyal followers would go to
> heaven....with the exception of the faithful Sita of course. Same thing in
> the Mahabharata where Arjunas brothers went to hell, while Durodhana went to
> heaven. Yudhistira was rather confused. My theory is that going to heaven
> isn't as simple of a process as blindly following someone else's guidance or
> path.
>
> seekliberation
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > Seems to me that God ordains Kali Yuga as righteous. Don't see God cutting
> > it short.
> >
> > If God's happy with the world going into abject evil, then so should we all
> > be. This IS Heaven -- what else to call "being inside God's mind
> > (holodeck) as an object of His consciousness?" God is experimenting with
> > increasingly darker personalities to see what happens when there is but a
> > speck of divine left in people. IT'S FUN! Just like when you or I watch a
> > monster movie -- we'd be pissed if the monster came off as not believable.
> > We want Boris Karloff to scare us!
> >
> > If it hurts to live in these days, great -- rapid evolution, rapid letting
> > go of doership.
> >
> > Remember what Maharishi said when asked by the crime rate increased? He
> > said, "the criminals are now killing the criminals" -- something like that.
> > And that's proof that no matter what we are experiencing, there will always
> > be someone trying to convince us it's perfection itself.
> >
> > And note, in a happier age, Rama walked into Heaven with, say, 50,000 of
> > his followers -- except for Sita -- Sita was sent to Hell instead merely
> > because she was suspected of having been raped by Ravana. Doesn't seem to
> > me that a perfect personality and perfect dharma protected Sita from Hell,
> > so all bets are off when we try to guess what a mini-age-of-enlightenment
> > would be like. And I sure don't think I've led any life as nice as Sita's
> > life, so WHO IS ANYONE KIDDING HERE? This is about surrendering to God's
> > imagination. Period.
> >
> > So if anyone wants to try to convince me that ANY age is a better age, they
> > gots some splainin' ta do. Cuz, I'd rather have my bigass TV in Kali Yuga
> > than be lighting another candle in Sat Yuga only to have my karma wallop me
> > there too.
> >
> > Edg
> >
> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Xenophaneros Anartaxius"
> > <anartaxius@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I think Susan, Post #330889 has the right idea. The world is just going
> > > to be the way it is. How we experience that determines whether our life
> > > is heaven or hell.
> > >
> >
>
