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God is Our Goal

According to the Mundaka Upanishad, the three most important elements of spiritual practice are a) the practitioner, b) the goal (God), and c) the means of attaining the goal. In this livestream talk, Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya comments upon this famous…

Right now, whilst most children are in school learning how to masturbate, transition or despise themselves for destroying the planet... mine are roaming the countryside around my home with CB radios imagining that they're on an adventure where monsters and spirits reside. Later they'll go to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu class, do some crocheting, put the chickens away for the night and settle down whilst I read them a few more pages of Lord of the Rings before bed.

"In this book, Dharma teacher Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya (American-born Dr. Frank Morales, Ph.D.) develops a cogent argument against the universalistic fallacy. He traces its origins in the colonial condition, when prominent Hindus interiorized this novel European idea, and documents its lightning career through divergent sections of Hindu society including such seeming antagonists as Gandhism and Hindu nationalism. He draws attention to the odd sense of superiority which some preachers derive from the allegedly Hindu teaching that "unlike other religions, Hinduism doesn't claim to be unlike other religions". Then he proceeds to deconstruct this fashionable rhetoric about the equal truth of all religions. With compelling logic, he shows its contradictions as well as its undesirable ethical implications. Not least, he proves that it is deeply un-Hindu, for Hinduism values truth over syrupy and futile attempts to please everyone.”

- Dr. Koenraad Elst, Belgian Indologist

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