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  1. Wannabe Yogi

    GOP "Don't talk to your kids" -GAY reasons

    This can't be true WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—The decision of Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) to support same-sex marriage after learning that his son was gay has inspired hundreds of other Republican lawmakers to stop speaking to their children immediately, G.O.P. leaders confirmed today...
  2. Wannabe Yogi

    Hinduism: A religion that can't be defined

    This is a fun article with some ABCs of Hinduism I thought of revisiting my own conception of Hinduism to arrive at the following ABC verse on Hinduism. A: Altruism or happiness of all or "Loka Samastha Sukino Bhavantu. Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti" B: Being an atheist or a non-religious person...
  3. Wannabe Yogi

    NRA vs Sharia law new low ?

    I think even the NRA card carrying (also gun totin) right wing folks must find this just plain nuts. Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) has two passions: preserving the second amendment, and protecting Americans from Islamic law. He's now managed to bring his two enthusiasms together by asserting that...
  4. Wannabe Yogi

    On break

    I am going on a break for 3 months. Wish you all well.
  5. Wannabe Yogi

    Chance of Obama winning at 67.8 percent

    NATE SILVER the genus statistician who predicted the Minnesota Senate race with in 250 votes. Said this about Obama's chances to be reelected. President Obama, who got good news in Thursday’s health care ruling, received more overnight on Friday when European leaders agreed to terms on a...
  6. Wannabe Yogi

    Should Hinduism be put back in Yoga?

    NPR says some Hindus feel like people don't want to talk about yogas Hindu roots. About 20 million people in the United States practice some form of yoga, from the formal Iyengar and Ashtanga schools to the more irreverent "Yoga Butt." But some Hindus say yoga is about far more than...
  7. Wannabe Yogi

    Facts are in-Aryan Invasion Of Indus is a Lie!

    Climate change wiped out one of the world's first, great civilisations more than 4,000 years ago Read more: Climate change wiped out one of the world's first, great civilisations more than 4,000 years ago | Mail Online
  8. Wannabe Yogi

    What is Vaishnava ?

    Followers of the Path of Vishnu quote the statistic that 70% of all Hindu's are Vaishnava. At the same time they say that there are only four authentic sampradayas that are Vaishnava. The Ramanandi Sect is Vaishnava, yet this group claims Kabir as an off shoot. Kabir spurned murti-puja and...
  9. Wannabe Yogi

    Kadi Mantra

    The Kadi Mantra is the Mantra of Sri Yantra (I my tradition at least) Ka E I La Hrim Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hrim Sa Ka La Hrim The bija sounds of the 3 lines mean the following: 1 The One looking to the One. 2 One looking to the many the many looking to the One 3 The many looking to the...
  10. Wannabe Yogi

    Shakta Postures for Meditation

    Shakta philosophy is technical and practical. Then idea of meditation asana (posture) is if you train the body to sit properly you can sit quietly for longer time periods and make it easier to forget the body so you can transcend the mind. This information is from the 7th chapter of the Devi...
  11. Wannabe Yogi

    Trailanga Swami

    Was Trailanga Swami the real deal.
  12. Wannabe Yogi

    Why are Hindu's rich and educated in USA

    The New York Times says. Hindus are the best-educated and among the richest religious groups, the survey found. Americans Change Faiths at Rising Rate, Report Finds - New York Times Your ideas
  13. Wannabe Yogi

    Shakta Philosophy puts a positive spin on Maya

    Unlike most other schools of Indian schools of thought, (like Advaita and Buddhism) the Devi-Bhagavatam (scripture of the Goddess) portrays Maya in a Much more positive light; as an integral feature of the Goddess's power. Maya or illusion is seen both positively and negatively. It is an...
  14. Wannabe Yogi

    Ask your question about Labor Unions

    I am not an expert on labor Law but I do know a little about Unions. I was raised in a Union Home. I was my local Union Chapter President and I had a position on the executive board of my local for 4 years. My favorite part of this position was to help over see a multi-million dollar budget to...
  15. Wannabe Yogi

    Patriot Act gets Tea Bagged!

    Ok my fellow liberals lets give credit were it belongs. The Patriot act got sunk (for now) by the Tea Party. :clap Many liberals tag the tea party movement as nativist, potentially racist, and out of step with progressive ideals. But some found themselves giving a nod of approval to...
  16. Wannabe Yogi

    Hinduism is going pop in US

    Is this a good thing ? Or will it just degrade Hinduism. Anniston Star - From yoga to Julia Roberts Hinduism goes mainstream
  17. Wannabe Yogi

    Why Hinduism Is Science-proof

    This is an interesting view of Hinduism but I do not agree with some of his points. As Hinduism is an idol-centric religion, its core principles are of no consequence to science. Christianity is a creation-centric religion. This is why it had to oppose modern science which, too, is...
  18. Wannabe Yogi

    Did Tea Party cost the GOP the Senate.

    Long-simmering tensions within the Republican Party spilled into public view Wednesday as the pragmatic and conservative wings of the GOP blamed each other in blunt terms for the party’s failure to capture the Senate. With tea party-backed candidates going down in Delaware, Colorado and...
  19. Wannabe Yogi

    Jon Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity"

    Seems like there was many more "normal Americans" then at Becks rally. Jon Stewart rally - live updates | World news | guardian.co.uk
  20. Wannabe Yogi

    Why ?

    Hi LDS folks I have a question. My son went to a boy scout meeting in a LDS church. It has built in a way that there were many small rooms around one very large room that had a wood floor and had no religious images at all. I could not tell that it was a place of worship. It would have...
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