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thinkforyourself ji I was wondering and thought may be you will find the following thread of interest,I don't know about that., I am going to give being on here a try. I have gone the route of the stoic, braving things out for myself most of my life. It doesn't work. Not any more. You have to look behind the books, dogma, etc. I, myself become very resentful when told what to do or think, so I understand where you're coming fron. I will NOT be told what to think in particular. I have come to many conclusions on my own. After being an island unto myself for most of my life, I am finally reaching out to people. You may be too, or you wouldn't still be on here. I don't much care for sappy sentimentalism myself and it particularly annoys me in religions. Did you ever see Bill Maher's Religilous? Very entertaining. But you have to realize that athiests tend to make people who believe in something look stupid. There are all sorts of reasons for believing in something, not just because people need a crutch. It could be as simple as believing in a "First Cause". Well, yest, now science says that isn't true, bla bla bla. There comes a point where they don't know s**t either. I'm certainly not going to wait for them, or Demi-god Stephen Hawking to tell me the secrets of the universe. Let alone solve the puzzle! They don't know, and probably never will. They also tend to make believers seem like they believe in man in a white robe lives in the sky. I think people are beyond that, and it is just to poke fun at others. So, everyone has to find their own way. As for me, I look inward, and think, "is thinking this way really constructive, or making me happy"? If the answer is no, I look elsewhere. I give things a fair trial and if it doesn't work discard it. I will not make scientists or any other human being gods, because they think they know everything. Stick around. You may find this site very helpful. I haven't been on here long, but from what I can see, they seem like a nice bunch of people. Personally I could use some friends!
http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/inter...bert-einstein-spirituality-man-atom-bomb.html
Sat Sri Akal.