Dear Malolan namO nArAyaNA ! I appreciate your sentiments. But space exploration, materials research etc are unnecessary & useless pursuits for the spiritualist. I would be curious to see a Sruti vidhi-vAkhyam in support of such naive rAjasic endeavours which cause only grief eventually. Will they ever realize prakRti (physical matter) can never be lorded over and that there is no such thing as a perfect physical material, they are foolishly searching for? All these material scientists, engineers & technologists will get burnt by their inventions time & again. For instance, look at what happened 9/11. The materialist made the flying machine & two tall towers. But the bad guys put them togther to cause grief ! The world would definitely have been a peaceful & non-toxic environment say 1500 years ago without the modern devastating explosives & crazy chemicals. aDiyEn // Ramkumar > > This is indeed a very sad day for humanity. Space techonologies have > revolutionise how we communicate and express our thoughts to each other. It is > the presence of the divinity inside the human which makes the human think. > India since it's ancient history has produced astronomers like Varahamihira, > Aryabhatta. Great nations have produced great minds. It is said that Great > minds think alike and as a corollary, great nations think alike. The United > States, Israel and India are great democracies of the world today. Each > country > had influenced the course of human history to the maximum extent. > > All of us are aware of how Dhruva's prayers to Srimann Naarayana made him the > star that guide us (the north star). > > I would like to offer my sincere condolences to the families of those brave > astronauts. > > "MAY powers auspicious come to us from every side, never deceived, unhindered, > and victorious, > That the Gods ever may be with us for our gain, our guardians day by day > unceasing in their care. " - Rig Veda (1.89) > > Regards, > > Malolan Cadambi > Austin, TX > _______________________________________________ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web!
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