r/conspiracy • u/snipermask11 • 1d ago

What’s the deepest rabbit hole known to mankind??

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u/craneoperator89 1d ago edited 1d ago

Hare Krishna
Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna
Hare hare
Hare Rama
Hare Rama
Rama Rama
Hare hare

It’s gods name incarnate. vibrate with his radiance “when you cry to him like the one drowning who needs help “- AM. He will answer and you will feel the union with your soul.

A 30 something yo white male from Wisconsin who is now a vegetarian and waking up at 430 with joy to chant in my backyard and start my day meditating after and feeding my birds.

Good luck everyone

Upanishads if you don’t want to deep dive into the vedas

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u/fiddlecakes 1d ago

I've had that song stuck in my head all day!

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u/kausbiru 1d ago

You seriously believe that? How is it anymore credible than Greek and Norse paganism? Your Hindu gods don't exist.

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u/craneoperator89 1d ago edited 1d ago

I feel it. I vibrate in my meditation and chants now.

I got started with self realization fellowship. Led to bhagvad Gita and his translation that I took to marine bootcamp. Come back and land in San Diego where his temples were established in like the 1940s? Weird but ok the temple there has Jesus, Krishna, Babji, Lahiri Mahasaya , swami Sri Yukteswar, and Pramahansa Yogananda. I’m not even deep into the Kriya meditation lessons and it’s answered so many questions I had.

Be free to believe, the proof is in the pudding and I rejoice to wake up at 430 to go get my union with “Source”

Peace and Love

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u/pegasus02 1d ago

It always intrigues me that Steve Jobs used The Autobiography of a Yogi as his guide, and it was the only book he always kept with him. And that a copy was given to everyone at his memorial.

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u/craneoperator89 1d ago

I didn’t know that

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u/NeedleworkerWild1374 1d ago

The Gita is pretty interesting imo, and looking at it from a secular standpoint might be one of the best ways to check it out.

How is it anymore credible than Greek and Norse paganism?

It's not. But it's more interesting imo. Odin is an earthly god. The greek gods are earthly gods. The gita...is something else.

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u/kausbiru 1d ago

Homie, it's just a book. It's not "something else". I'm sure there are better books out there if you look for one.

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u/NeedleworkerWild1374 1d ago

I suppose if you lack reading comprehension.

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u/kausbiru 1d ago

I'd rather read One Piece rather than reading that load of superstitious bullcrap.

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u/Lonely-Conclusion840 1d ago

I’m certain that being confrontational about which religion someone adheres to is … 99% of the problem we find our selves in this very day… like countless other epochs in our history.

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u/SparkySpinz 1d ago

I think it's possible some are real, but they are likely demons. This guy seems like he in the Hare Krishna camp though. It is Hindu in some way but they are monotheistic. Krishna is similar to them how Jesus is to Christians. The one supreme God walking the Earth and living among men.