THOUGHTS of Different RELIGIONS

HINDUISM

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The good man makes no distinction between friend and foe, brother and stranger, but regards them all with impartiality. A true friend will be sympathetic to you at all times.

BUDDHISM***********
A friend is a great treasure and should be cherished as a brother. One should make good men his closest friends, his brothers.

 CONFUCIANISM****************Friendship and brotherhood are the cardinal virtues. One should gather about many friends and should love them as brothers. The wise man will choose friends worthy of brotherly love.

CHRISTIANITY

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All men are brothers. If one has anything against one's brother, he should make his peace with him before attending to other religious duties. As one treats a brother, so does he treat God? To hate one's brother is evil. Brotherly love should rule the World.

JUDAISM

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God has made all men brothers and they should live together as brothers at all times. It is good for men to act in unity as brothers. Such action will be blessed by God and will prosper.

 JAINISM*********Be fair and impartial to all. Treat all men as brothers at all times. As one treats men, so should he treat all animals? They are also our brothers.

MOHAMMEDANISM

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All mankind is one family, one people. All men are brothers one should live as such. The Lord loves those who live so.

SIKHISM
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Get together, my brethren, and remove all misunderstandings through regard for each other.

SHINTO

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Heaven is the father and earth the mother of all men. Therefore, all men are brothers and should dwell together as such. By so living the country will be free from hate and sorrow.

TAOISM
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The spirit of brotherhood, kindness is necessary in one would win friends. The spirit of the market, where men sell goods, should not be the spirit of the Goodman.

ZOROASTRIANISM
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One's friends should be holy people. A holy man will radiate holiness to all his friends.

GEETA VANI - WHAT ‘GITA’ SAYS ABOUT LIFE?

WHAT ‘GITA’ SAYS ABOUT LIFE?

Life is a beauty praise it.

Life is a challenge meet it.

Life is a dream realize it.

Life is a duty perform it.

Life is a game play it.

Life is a gift accept it.

Life is a goal achieve it.

Life is a God worship it.

Life is a health save it.

Life is a journey complete it.

Life is a love enjoys it.

Life is a mystery unfolds it.

Life is a promise fulfill it.

Life is a puzzle solve it.

Life is a song sing it.

Life is a sorrow overcome it.

Life is a spirit imagine it.

Life is a stage act it.

Life is a struggle fight it.

Life is a tragedy face it.

Life is a wealth keep it.

Life is an adventure Dave it.

Life is an opportunity take it.

Life is luck make it easy.

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VOICE OF THE LORD KRISHNA

What “LORD - KRISHNA” Says?

I am the Birth, Life & Death.
(GOD: - Generator, Operator & Destructor)

I’m the Bishnu among the Adityas.

`Aa' among the Akshara (Letter).

Aadhyatma or BrhamaVidya among the Vidya .

Aakshar (Omm) among the Sabda (Word).

Aaryama (PitruAadhipati) among the Pitru (Father).

Airabat-Hati among the Hati (Elephant.)

Arjuna among the Pandavas.

Ashwastha (Pippal) among the Tree.

Badra among the Sashtra (Weapon).

Barun among the Terestrial (Water Creature).

BashuDeva among the Brishni-Banshi.

Bhrigu among the Mahrashi (Monk).

Brihaspati among the Purohita (Priest).

Chetana among the Prana.

ChitraRatha among the Gandharba.

Dyunda-Samash among the Samash.

Gambler among the Cheater.

Garuda (Falken) among the Pakshi (Bird).

Gayatree-Chhanda among the Chhanda.

Himalaya among the Shrungha (Peak).

Japa-Yanga among the Yanga.

Kama-Deva among the Sundar (Beauty).

Kama-Dhenu among the Gaii (Cow).

Kapil-Muni among the Siddha (Success).

Kartikeya among the Senapati (Prince).

Kubera among the YakshyaRakshya.

Magar (Sea Crocodile) among the Fishes.

Mahakaala among the Kaala.

Mana among the Indriya.

Marichi among the 49-Air.

Meru among the Parbata (Mountain).

Margsira (October ) among the Month.

Moon among the Star.

Narad among the Devarshi.

Nrupati (King) among the Manab (Man).

Ocheiyshrba Ghooda among the Ghooda (Horse).

Pabaka (   ) among the AstaVashu.

Pawan (Breeze) among the HolyMaker.

Prahlad among the Daitya (supporter of God Hari).

Ray of light among the Dark.

Ray of Sun among the Jyoti.

Rightousness among the Right Person.

River-Ganga among the Stream (Sroota).

Saam Veda among the Veda.

Sagar among the Jalasaya (WaterResource).

Samaya or Kaala (Time) among the Gananakari .

Satwika-Bhawa (   ) among the Satwika-Purusa (   ).

Shankar among the RidraGana (   ).

ShesNag (Ananta) among the Naag (Snake).

Singha (Lion) among the Pasu (Animal).

Spring (Basanta) among the Season (Reetu).

SriKrishna among the Son of BashuDeva.

SriRam among the Sashtra-Dhari (Fighter).

Start & End among the Creation.

Sukracharya among the Kavi (Poet).

Tatwa-Jaan among the Jaanbans.

Teeja among the Teejshwi.

Vashaba among the Debata.

Vashuki among the Sarpa (Snake).

Vysha among the Muni (Monk).

Winner among the Contestant.

Yamaraj among the Administrator (Sashankari).

Zest among the apathy.

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Typical Words used in Books of Mahima Dharma

GLOSSARY

Aakrutima                   -           Inartificial

Aaradhya                    -           Adorable

Abhibhajya                  -           Inseparable

Abhingya                    -           Experienced

Abyakta                      -           Indescribable, Latent, not manifest

Adaahya                      -           Incombustible

Adamya                      -           Indomitable

Adeha                         -           Having no physical existence

Adrusya                      -           Invisible

Adutiya                       -           Non-duality

Agamya                       -           Inaccessible

Agyant                         -           Ignorant

Alekha                         -           Indescribable

Amurtisuny                  -           Statelessness

Anaatikrant                 -           Unsurpassed

Anadi                          -           Having no beginning

Anakshara                   -     Not capable of being expressed by letters

Anama                         -           Nameless

Ananta                         -           Endless

Ananumeya                 -           Unimaginary

Anindaniya                  -           Unimpeachable

Anirdishya                  -           Undetermined

Anupam                      -           Incomparable

Arindam                      -           Victorious

Arup                           -           Formless, Invisible

Asamaapta                  -           Unfinished

Asasdharan                 -           Uncommon

Ashima                        -           Unbounded

Ashrant                       -           Untired

Atyutkrusth                 -           Exquisite

Avayu                         -           Airlessness

Avinashi                      -           Immortal

Bibhu                          -           All pervading, Omnipresent

Bidita                          -           Aware

Dayamaya                   -           God-the merciful

Gyan Bhaktidata          -       Giver of knowledge and devotion, God

Niranjana                     -           Pure – Paramatma

Nirbikalpa                   -           Transcendental knowledge

Nirbikar                       -           Unaffected by misery and affliction

Nirupadhi                    -           Attribute less

Param Bramha             -           The Supreme Being

Parameswara               -           God-the Supreme Being

Sachidananda Swarup  -           Existence, Knowledge and bills

Sarbantaryami              -          One who divines the inner feelings of another - Brahma

Sarbashaktiman           -           Powerful-Omniscient

Sarvabyapak                -           Omnipresent

Sarvangya                    -    Who knows everything-God, omnipotent