A thought experiment

[mk]

Namonamah,

Sarvaannaa namaskaar.

I am sorry my clubbing together two posts into one created confusion. I will be more careful in the future.

I need to reduce my involvement in the JV forum because I find certain limitations in me that I could very well overcome. I have been aware of various other fields, whose even cursory study would give me more insight into the subjects that I need practically, including JV. Shamjee once rightly objected to my employing tools from other fields into Adhyaatma and I agree with him that it is inappropriate to draw inferences from the result of using such tools.

I am enjoying the sangat of the forum members. I have no reason to quit the forum. I will be participating with no reduced zeal but with a more stringent time boundary.

Thanks and regards
Milind Khadilkar

[mk]

Namonamah,
Dear Deepakjee,

I refer to the following part of your post:

QUOTE
When you challenge, it helps us to study the topic under discussion in more details. Earlier I used to respond to every topic. But nowadays Senior members like Subhash, Dr Nutantai, Bhagwatsaheb and some other members are replying to most of the questions nicely. To avoid feeling in the minds of members that I am intervening, I have minimized my posts.

UNQUOTE

In this matter I have one suggestion: could you possibly create one more account for yourself on the forum, using which you could participate in discussions as a member, not as a moderator? I am sure you will add lot of value to the discussions.

Thanks and regards
Milind Khadilkar

[choudharimanasi]

Hello Milind,

I am Manasi Choudhari , well this u may get to know from my userId.....
but still i am mentioning this as a habit.....
well i just  thought of replying; seeing all ur experiments and thoughts.........I am really amazed.........
when i actually took my first lecture of Jeeevan Vidhya..... i too had so many brainstorming questions emerging in my mind.....

becos the very concepts with which we are brought up saying ke god is the one who gives opportunity and does good to you...... are refuted.........
And Jeevan Vidhya says ke its you who does everything........
but slowly and gradually i myself don't know how i became a part of this beautiful world........
well talking about +ve attitude ,,,, i donot know to how much extend it is present in me..........but surely -ve attitude has reduced to a greatest extent......

but  the main aim of replying was to say u ,,,,,that ur experiment i is really good one.......good thought process Sir

[subhash]

Manasi,

Nobody is Sir on this forum. We are all students of JV and seek knowledge from each other. In doing so, we do loads of deliberation on what is expected by JV. It is like eAbhyasVarga or eSchool.

Must confess that I have immensely benefited by questions and replies.

Happy surfing the knowledge-ocean of JV.

God bless you, God bless all,
Subhash

[mk]

Namonamah,
Thanks, Manasijee. What Subhashjee said is right. But on this forum, if anyone could be called Sir/Madam, it would be Subhashjee, Dr. Nutanjee and Shamjee. They are always willing to explain and answer with real devotion.

Subhashjee, Manasijee possibly used "sir" only as an exclamation mark. In the sense of "kaay raav!"
I was reminded of my maths teacher.... He used to call a student "sir" as an admonition for illogical argument! I have been at the receiving end often.

Regards
Milind Khadilkar