Om. ॐ

I am a white, and gay practitioner of Hinduism. I venerate all of the gods. I utilize the pantheon as guidance through the spiritual realm. I remember an entire life, long ago that I spent near what is called now Rajabhita. I remembered young and reformed back to Hinduism when I was fourteen, I am now twenty six.
My religion has given me peace, and wisdom beyond that of all my peers. Alas most of all, practicing the ancient Aryan ways has given me immense spiritual power, I utilize this to help others by using mantras and chakra therapy to heal, mantras to exorcise demons, bless, and to see the future.
I love my gods, and I can feel their love for me with every breath and every om. ॐ

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biscodeja-vu:

A young sadhu reads and recites mantras from spiritual scriptures of transcendental wisdom in Kathmandu, Nepal.

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thehindublog:

“There is no true path that leads away from religion.”—Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami

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Lord Krishna

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tasteofnectar:

“Although love of God is being given freely and easily, people do not care for it. Guru Maharaja Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati used to say that if we take a langera mango, which is the highest quality mango in India, very costly, sweet, and tasty, and go from door to door and try to distribute it freely, people will doubt: “Why has this man brought this langera mango? Why is he trying to distribute it freely? There must be some motive behind it.” Similarly, Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu distributes this Krishna consciousness freely, but people are so foolish that they think, “What is there to simply chanting Hare Krishna? This is meant for the foolish who cannot speculate and who do not have any higher standard of knowledge.” But factually this is not the case. In Bhagavad-gita it is said that out of millions and millions of people, only a few are so fortunate as to be interested in Krishna consciousness. We should not neglect this information, for it is very rare. If we prosecute Krishna consciousness, our lives will be successful, and our mission of human life will be fulfilled. The gift of Krishna consciousness is very valuable and very rare. Of the innumerable living entities who are wandering and transmigrating in the 8,400,000 species of life, he who takes to Krishna consciousness is most fortunate, for he has found a great spiritual treasure.” —Srila Prabhupada, The Real Peace Formula, EA 30-1

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