Once a western journalist asked Sri Aurobindo the very common question,”do you believe in God?”
Sri Aurobindo’s reply was an emphatic “No”.
This greatly puzzled the journalist.he had,after all.travelled a long distance to see this “Man of God.”
“what do you mean by saying no?”he asked the saint.
shreeradhaFrankly speaking, nothing can be dirty as everywhere resides God. The problem is we are not able to see his presence in the true sense of infinite happiness. Why this outcry of remembrance of God?
The cause of violence in the world other than food and lodging is religion. Thousands of religionists believe that their religion is the only true religion and all the others are false. They are willing to kill and die for their religion but the irony is that their own religion tells them not to kill. How can we prevent religious mania from being the cause of world violence?
If we believe that there is someone who created this universe, we called him God, when he created this beautiful world with so many creatures,he has not created this nasty religions and all this.
Then who are we to create this barrier and hate among religion to religion. If god has created all human being alike two hands, two legs,same nose,ear,blood ,then is it necessary to create religion ?
I’m spiritual person, i have a great faith on god. but sometimes some questions arise in my mind, such as WHO is God? When some one ask us this mysterious question, we would normally say that ,he is the divine origin, he is the creator of this beautiful universe, our friend, guide and every thing…God is one who can not be described in pen & paper or in words. He does not have a human form and as a fact. He certainly may not be a human being who performs supernatural things. Then who is God?
Well in whatever better means we describe him, it would steel be incomplete. Then to this question “Who is God†perhaps the answer would be that god himself knows who he is ,but to his existence no body can question …
“God exists†these words are unshaken.
bapidebu
satyakam
