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| who create god
Posted: 7/18/2006 9:59:53 PM | I have studied many religions (Catholicism/Christianity, Protestantism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Muslim, Taoism, Krishna, Science- yes science is a religion as it is a belief system) and I have to say that the religion that describes God the best are the Krishna's if anyone has ever read the Bhagavad Gita (Krishna's Bible) it is the most descriptive of describing what God is. Here are some passages.
9 : 4 - The whole universe is pervaded by my unmanifest form, all creatures exist in me but I do not exist in them.
4 : 6 - Though myself unborn, undying, the Lord of creatures, I fashion nature, which is mine, and I come into being through my own magic.
7 : 4 - My nature has eight aspects : earth, water, fire, wind, space, mind, understanding, and individuality.
7 : 5 - This is my lower nature, know my higher nature too, the life-force that sustains the universe.
7 : 6 - Learn that this is the womb of all creatures (the universe) I am the source of all the universe just as I am its dissolution.
7 : 7 - Nothing is higher than I am: Arjuna (His devotee), all that exists is woven on me, like a web of pearls on thread.
7 : 8 - I am the taste in water, Arjuna, the light of the moon and sun, the sound in space, valor in men.
7 : 9 - I am the pure fragrance in Earth, the brilliance in fire, the life in all living creatures, the penance in ascetics.
7 : 12 - Know that nature's qualities come from me - lucidity, passion, and dark inertia: I am not in, them they are in me.
7 : 19 - At the end of many births the man of knowledge finds refuge in me: he is the rare great spirit who sees "God is all that is."
7 : 24 - Men without understanding think that I am unmanifest nature become manifest: they are ignorant of my higher existence, my pure unchanging absolute being.
7 : 26 - I know all creatures that have been, that now exist, and that are yet to be, but Arjuna, no one knows me.
8 : 20 - Beyond this unmanifest nature is another unmanifest existence, a timeless being that does not perish when all creatures perish.
10 : 8 - I am the source of everything, and everything proceeds from me.
10 : 20 - I am the Self abiding in all creatures, I am their beginning their middle, and thier end.
10 : 42 - I stand sustaining this entire universe with a fragment of my being.
11 : 16 - There is no beginning, middle, or end to my being.
"Both being and non-being am I, nothing exists or does not exist without me. I am absoluteness and complete totality, life and death, birth and rebirth, and beyond in the World of non-existence which cannot be comprehended by human nature"
These are just a few of the many great dialogues in this book, I would suggest this to anyone who wishes to know more about God. | |
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