He has His own sure way of telling us who among these men is NUMBER ONE.
He knows we are believers, and as such, He is Merciful to us. God, certainly wouldn't like to be downgraded.
#VED PRAKASH UPGRADE#
So, in trying to upgrade our MAN, it may turn out to be a case of downgrading our God. We human beings can never come to a conclusion on this matter, on the basis of our limited knowledge and the power of judgement that we can muster. So, the man giving the news about God, in a queer sense, occupies a bigger position in our lives than God Himself. Therefore, the beholder has no other recourse but to accept the claim on behalf of this MAN, because the eye has seen nothing but the MAN. Even when, for arguments sake, He takes the form of Jesus or Krishna or Rama, no one can deny that He is hiding His real form. God certainly does not show up in His actual form to us. Therefore, although it may seem that the fight is to establish which of these descriptions is correct, (or more correct), the real undercurrent is to tell everyone WHICH OF THESE GREAT MEN IS NUMBER ONE. We may thus find that the adherents of each of these great men are busy exhausting all their skills in the defence of their masters, and producing tons of literature to overwhelm those who do not 'toe the line'. Obviously, the description of God in each case varies, from a metaphysical, and more correctly, from an ontological point of view. These men are known by ordinary men, sometimes as saints, sometimes as sages, at other times as prophets, and yet other times as God Himself in the garb of a man. The 'news' and description of God, has come to us through men who hold an outstanding position in our spiritual life. Consequently, the squabble goes on and a third camp, that of the agnostics, is growing monstrously and is snatching away control of all aspects of human life from the two older, war-weary camps. The major camp, of those who do believe in the existence of God, is riddled with an endless variety of mutual rivalry and is shrinking in size faster than ever. The minor camp, of those who do not believe in the existence of God, is growing in size rather rapidly.
On the question of the existence of God, it may seem, that the world is divided into two camps. ASHIT KUMAR BANDHOPADDHAYAYAīook One - NARASHANGSA and the ANTIM RISHIĬhapter Four - NARASHANGSA in the non-Indian Scripturesīook Two - Kalki Avatar and Prophet MuhammadĬhapter Three - Conditions when an Avatar appearsĬhapter Four - Conditions when the Final Avatar appearsĬhapter Five - Characteristics of the Final AvatarĬhapter Six - The Age in which the Final Avatar will appearĬhapter Seven - The Place where the Final Avatar will appearĬhapter Eight - The Age of Social and Religious DeclineĬhapter Nine - Prophet Muhammad as the Final AvatarĬhapter Ten - Teachings from the Qur'an and the VedasĬhapter Twelve - Saraswata Vedanta Publication Societyīook Three - Religious Unity in the Light of the VedasĬhapter Two - Unity of God - (Monotheism)Ĭhapter Three - Proof of the Prophets in the PuranasĬhapter Four - Jesus Christ in the PuranasĬhapter Five - Prophet Muhammad in the Bhavishwa PuranaĬhapter Six - Universal Religion & Conclusionīook Four - Prophet Muhammad in the Vedas and the MahabharataĬhapter One - Prophet Muhammad in the AtharvavedaĬhapter Two - Prophet Muhammad in the SamvedaĬhapter Three - Prophet Muhammad in the YajurvedaĬhapter Four - Prophet Muhammad in the RigvedaĬhapter Five - Prophet Muhammad in the MahabharataĪppendix - Islam in the eyes of the non-Muslims Unique similarities between "Kalki Avtar" and prophet Mohammad "Narashangsa" and "Muhammad" are synonymous Scholars who have done extensive research comparing Hinduism and Islam and their major works Locations where Prophet Muhammad is prophesied with description in Vedas King Chakrawati Farmas- First Hindu King to convert to Islam Prominent findings from 'Agar ab bhi na jaage toh'and the relation of Sabians of bible and Quran to the Hindu polytheism Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) prophesied in Bhavishya PuranaĪhmad Pandit, fromerly Acharya Sanjay Dwivedi, found Islam through Vedas
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