Tuesday, June 23, 2009

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  • Oppose the visit of United States
    Commission for International Religious
    Freedom to India - Ashok Singhal

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    • Oppose the visit of United States
      Commission for International Religious
      Freedom to India - Ashok Singhal
    • Press statement issued by Shri Ashok Singhal, International President, Vishwa Hindu Parishad
    • This commission has prepared a list of 13 countries wherein they feel the Christian missionaries have not been allowed to freely proselytise the local non-Christians disrupting the social fabric in those countries.
    • This list does not include any country wherein atrocities are perpetrated on the Hindus or the Buddhists like Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, Afghanistan, etc.
    • If anyone glances over the pages of the constitutions of the western countries, he will be able to realise that there are many restrictions on the religious freedom of the non-Christians in those countries.
    • There is a tendency to regard Hindu-based religious movements such as ISKCON, Transcendental Meditation groups, Rajnish groups etc, as cults.
    • Many Hindu-based and yoga movements in US and other western countries have been sued as cults.
    • To put it in perspective, one would say that it is over ten times harder in America to build a temple where Hindus live in large numbers than it is to build a church.
    • The textbooks in the western schools and the western media routinely portray Hinduism as cults, idolatry or even as eroticism.
    • Booklets and pamphlets denigrating Hindu religion and distorting the Hindu religious literature and epics are frequently distributed hurting the religious sentiments of Hindus in many parts of our country.
    • In the light of the above facts we demand the setting-up of a commission by Government of India at the national level to probe into the nefarious activities carried on by the outfits backed by the Church in several parts of our country. The commission should also inquire into the flow of foreign funds to such organisations and how the funds are misused for conversions and promoting communal hatred among the different Hindu communities.

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For anyone who knows the Patanjali Sutras there is no doubt that Jesus got his spiritual education and knowledge from the indian yogis. Jesus and his disciples knew all about meditation, karma and reinkarnation. But the church "abolished" reincarnation in the year 553 in konstantinopel and killed those priests, who told their believers about it. So people even forgot about what Jesus originally taught.

When I as a disciple of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and meditation teacher (TM) tell people about karma and reincarnation, the church calls me a member of a hinduist cult or sect. For 30 years now they are driving a "new inquisition" against us. When we wanted to build an academy or ashram, "sect experts" did everything to destroy all our plans and our work and bring up the people against us. - continued -
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Well, yes, that is the difference between the church-west and India: In India you can find churches everywhere, in europe they just would argue with you and put obstacles in you way even if you wanted to build just an Ayurvedic health center.
Sorry to see that this christian intolerance is entering also into India.
These allegedliy christian people have zero spiritual knowledge and don´t even know their own bible. If they knew (i.e. Matthew 7 and 23), they would see that cristianity and church membership is absolutely incompatible.

It is the church, who is a sect and not the ancient indian vedic tradition, which is as old as god. So christian evangelisation and spreading ignorance is the very last thing, that india might ever need, and India would do very well to keep its own tradition and send these people home before they come.

Best regards
Detlev Wulf
Germany
PART 2

If these allegedliy christian people knew their own bible, they would see that cristianity and church membership is absolutely incompatible.

It is the church, who is a sect and not the ancient indian vedic tradition, which is as old as god. So christian evangelisation and spreading ignorance is the very last thing, that india might ever need, and India would do very well to keep its own tradition and send these people home before they come.

Best regards
Detlev Wulf
Germany

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