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अहं ब्रह्मास्मि त्वं ब्रह्म असि अयम् आत्मा ब्रह्म सर्वं खल्विदं ब्रह्म
@technicallydifficult they are really different I wouldnt say closely
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I think you guys are gonna like my praise-song/hymn/prayer thing. its not perfect but itll be pretty great when I'm done. I need to find someone who is well versed in hindu scripture to make me a sanskrit version. its roughly made with an eventual nod to conversion into sanskrit, that is to say pretty much all of its concepts and important phrasemes as far as I know exist within hindu literature.
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@Forestofenchantment wow I dont know what any of those are. I guess I know nothing about fashion in any language
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georgia
georgia
I wish I spoke hindi or Tamil or literally any indian language. would make finding inspiration for writing my hymn much easier. if I knew sanskrit it would be too easy.
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@Forestofenchantment is there any traditional indian gender nuetral clothing
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georgia
georgia
im just a jiva (who is Brahman) pursuing Brahman for Brahman by means of Brahman using Brahman as the sole tool
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@technicallydifficult @Lars no I havent it seems weird. I'm gonna have some raspberries
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@risperdoll where do the pringles come in
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@risperdoll @ripperdoll had to look it up. thats freakin hardcore o_o
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georgia
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elilla&, sun enjoyer
elilla@transmom.love> The trouble is that we have a bad habit, encouraged by pedants and sophisticates, of considering happiness as something rather stupid. Only pain is intellectual, only evil interesting. This is the treason of the artist, a refusal to admit the banality of evil and the terrible boredom of pain."
(Ursula Le Guin)
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georgia
georgia
@meeper when I say jurists I mean secular jurists. I dont mean to say that common law is divine, what I'm saying is that right now common law is better than the dharma sutras/shastras, or sharia, or halakha in many respects. where religious law excels against common law is prohibiting things that are bad but not illegal, but it has a tendency to be incredibly punitive in other cases. thats why its important to look to scripture for higher dharma, like "love your neighbor as yourself" and "abandon all duties and take refuge in Me alone, I will free you from all sins, do not grieve."
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georgia
georgia
@meeper I consider certain upanishads, the brahma sutras, and the bhagavad gita to be scripture personally. as in, highly divinely inspired. some of it directly from God. imo perhaps scripture should never be seen to be more than a way of teaching what is highest dharma, leave lower dharma to the jurists.
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