Religious Devotion, Religious Fascism & Religious Terrorism

In this article, we lay out briefly our interpretation of the Sanaatan thought and its corollaries:Religious Devotion: Religious Devotion is a humble practice in which one surrenders to God in an attempt to become one with the Universal Soul. It is a practice that sheds the human ego and strips away the human attributes of intelligence, valor and wealth. The…

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Kudos To You Rick Santelli,The REF Of CNBC & Shame On You Robert Gibbs, White House Press Secretary

We have been old fans of Rick Santelli, the veteran trader-reporter who covers the bond markets for CNBC. Our nick name for him is “The REF”. When Rick speaks, CNBC viewers listen. So, (to hark back to an old commercial) he is Rick EF Hutton, Santelli; in short, Rick EF Santelli or simply the REF. Does this…

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CNBC’s Fast Money – Practice What Your Anchor Dylan Ratigan Preaches

Usually, the anchor of a Television show has a consistent personality and a set of views that establishes his brand. That is especially true of CNBC anchors. But, then Dylan Ratigan of CNBC’s “Fast Money” is no ordinary anchor. He changes his views, his mission, his personality and recasts himself as no other anchor can.  When…

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One Universal Truth, One Universal God – Virtues Of Indian Dharma – I

The Ruug-Ved (also written as RigVed, or RigVeda) is widely recognized as the oldest text of Sanskrut, which makes it the oldest text of any Indo-European language. The Ruug-Ved is one of the four Ved (“body of knowledge”), the earliest expositions of Indian Thought. Based on various disciplines of astronomy, linguistics among others, the Ruug-Ved was compiled…

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Have The Virtues Of Indian Society Become Its Vices Today? – New Series

Indian Society of today, as it has through the ages, reflects the virtues and vices of Indian Religion.  We begin a new series that looks analytically at Indian Society and ask whether its timeless, universal virtues have become its vices today. We use the word Indian in its most rigorous etymological and historical sense. As we have explained in previous articles…

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