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Hinduism: What Really Happened in India – M. M. Ninan 189 Dr. S.Radha Krishnan defines Bhakthi as the "conscience recognition of wholehearted response to the source of all goodness, the Divine. It is in this world, not vows, not pilgrimages, not yoga practices, not study of Scriptures, not sacrificial rites, not philosophical discourses; only devotion can give us freedom." The basic philosophy of the Saiva saints is known as Saiva SitthAndham. It is believed that pasu , living things, can attain the realization of the Supreme ,pathi, by getting rid of pAsam ,attachment. In practice, this is accomplished by concentrating the mind on the Supreme through devotion and music. The four components of the Bhakthi pathway are therefore the Absolute Being or the Divine, the paths to attain it, the devotion and finally the devotional experience. The Absolute Being or the Divine has been referred to as Vishnnu, by the Vaishnavaites and Sivan by the Saivaites. All the Saiva saints stress the oneness of the Supreme. "For One who does not have any name or any form, why not we give thousand different names and hail His greatness.”- Manikkavachakar Thiruthellam Thevaram poems Even today, if you read the Saiva Sidhanta Church teachings, except for the names, you would not be able to distingusih it from Chrisian teachings in almost all areas. “Today what is seen in Hinduism are the Six-fold religions based on Siva worship and are linked through the names of the family relationship of Siva. According to mythology, Siva has two sons through Sakthi and two sons through Vishnu and totally seven members are mentioned in the family of Siva. They are Siva, Sakthi, Kumarakkatavul, Pillaiyar, Vishnu, Brahma and Ayyappa. Amongst the seven, Brahma was cast away as a cheat and a liar, and according to tradition there should not be any temple or worship or religion in the name of Brahma. Discarding Brahma, there are six religions in the names of the rest, and thus the name Six-fold religion.
Hinduism: What Really Happened in India – M. M. Ninan 190 Siva's roots are from Isa, but today the religion is highly corrupted and syncretised. In the 8th c A.D, Adi Sankara amalgamated the Six-fold religions, Saivism, Vaishnavism, Saktham, Gaumaram, Ganapathyam and Sauram, by using monism and the caste system. His motive was to pave the way for the supremacy of the Aryan Purohitas under the guise of religion. Since Adi Sankara's time, the people of India and the world have been deceived by the Aryan Purohitas that they are the forefathers of Hinduism. They portrayed Hinduism as being very ancient originating from the Vedas and the mother of all religions. The Vedas have absolutely nothing to do with today's Hinduism, the deities of the Vedas lost significance in the 1 st c AD when Christianity entered India. Over the years, history has been warped and evidences destroyed to hide these facts. However, in these last days God is exposing these lies and enabling His people to tear down all the false foundations. In the West, the Church today is similarly being threatened by the New Age movement. Satan used Monism and Cycle of Birth to enslave the early Indian Church and these are the key deceptions of the New Age movement. Most of the above is Extracted from '108 Questions to Sankara Mutt', by Dr. M. Deivanayagam, The Revival Movement of Dravidian Religion, Chennai, India.
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