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**Zs3ZASpA** · 12-08-2011, 03:01 AM

hello twice born,

if indeed you really believe you are one, that is ok too.

i will go one step beyond TSS's post below. why not consider all hindus as your fellow religionists. how do you think, someone who is relegated to an inferior status feel? would you or i like to be considered 2nd class in our own religion?

let us look at the present and move towards the future. there is no hope if we continue our backward attitude of dividing ourselves into micro groups. unless we have a change of attitudes, our own folks will fall by the wayside and abandon the hindu faith, for the simple reason, it is at dichotomy with the current today's flat world.

think of yourself as a human first and foremost. think of others the same. find commonality among the groups. expand your groups and horizons. you will be a better person for it.

God Bless.

12-08-2011, 03:01 AM	#10
Zs3ZASpA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 356 Senior Member	hello twice born, if indeed you really believe you are one, that is ok too. i will go one step beyond TSS's post below. why not consider all hindus as your fellow religionists. how do you think, someone who is relegated to an inferior status feel? would you or i like to be considered 2nd class in our own religion? let us look at the present and move towards the future. there is no hope if we continue our backward attitude of dividing ourselves into micro groups. unless we have a change of attitudes, our own folks will fall by the wayside and abandon the hindu faith, for the simple reason, it is at dichotomy with the current today's flat world. think of yourself as a human first and foremost. think of others the same. find commonality among the groups. expand your groups and horizons. you will be a better person for it. God Bless.
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