proudpagan
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As per the monotheistic sect , the Prajapati Brahmakumaris, Shiva is seen as a point of light , the same as Jehovah or Allah or Ahura Mazda.
Brahmakumaris are no patent holders of Shiva or Vedic Dharma . Its one of many retarded brigades located here in Republic of India.
Now my rebuttal -
Every religion, every culture on this planet has always been talking about the omnipresent, all-pervading nature of the divine. If we look at it, the only thing that can be truly all-pervading, the only thing that can be everywhere is darkness. Generally, when people are seeking well-being, we talk of the divine as light. When people are no longer seeking well-being, when they are looking beyond their life in terms of dissolving, if the object of their worship and their sadhana is dissolution, then we always refer to the divine as darkness.
Light is a brief happening in your mind. Light is not eternal, it is always a limited possibility because it happens and it ends. The greatest source of light that we know on this planet is the sun. Even the sun’s light, you could stop it with your hand and leave a shadow of darkness behind.
But darkness is all-enveloping, everywhere. The immature minds in the world have always described darkness as the devil. But when you describe the divine as all-pervading, you are obviously referring to the divine as darkness, because only darkness is all-pervading. It is everywhere. It does not need any support from anything. Light always comes from a source that is burning itself out. It has a beginning and an end. It is always from a limited source. Darkness has no source. It is a source unto itself. It is all-pervading, everywhere, omnipresent. So when we say Shiva, it is this vast emptiness of existence. It is in the lap of this vast emptiness that all creation has happened. It is that lap of emptiness that we refer to as the Shiva. Satan and Shiva both are associated with darkness .
Ravan is seen in the role of Satan in this sect , who increases negativity within the individual through lust, anger, greed, ego and attachment.
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Here is a picture of Shiva as per the Prajapita Brahmakumaris.
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