zombiebex
Critical Thinker
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2007
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And you are once again attacking ME instead of addressing the question at hand.
You don't want to believe that I worship Ganesha. Deny my feelings, my thoughts, my influences, my beliefs, my words all you want. Because then you won't have to question the validity of your own.
Am I Hindu in the traditional sense? No, I'm really not. Do I still talk to Ganesha and admire him, and worship him in my own way? You bet your sweet ass I do. Do I look to him for guidence, for inspiration, for wisdom, and am I a better person for it? Yes. I love Ganesha, everything he stands for, and everything he gives me makes me a better person who is filled with love and understanding of the world around me and my fellow man. Ganesha gives me love, brings me peace and understanding, and I can FEEL it.
Do I feel in my heart of hearts that there is a magical elephant-headed four-armed broken-tusked man walking around me, watching over me on an otherworldly plane that I cannot see? No. That's just silly.
How I am influenced and interpret my God, how my personal God makes me feel is no more right or wrong than your own.
You don't want to believe that I worship Ganesha. Deny my feelings, my thoughts, my influences, my beliefs, my words all you want. Because then you won't have to question the validity of your own.
Am I Hindu in the traditional sense? No, I'm really not. Do I still talk to Ganesha and admire him, and worship him in my own way? You bet your sweet ass I do. Do I look to him for guidence, for inspiration, for wisdom, and am I a better person for it? Yes. I love Ganesha, everything he stands for, and everything he gives me makes me a better person who is filled with love and understanding of the world around me and my fellow man. Ganesha gives me love, brings me peace and understanding, and I can FEEL it.
Do I feel in my heart of hearts that there is a magical elephant-headed four-armed broken-tusked man walking around me, watching over me on an otherworldly plane that I cannot see? No. That's just silly.
How I am influenced and interpret my God, how my personal God makes me feel is no more right or wrong than your own.