a poem from my book ponder awhile


Religions

The entire Budhist monk's life is but a preperation,
For his deathpoint or moment of seperation.

The Jains have santhara,
Quitting life consciously to join with the paramatma.

Hindus go into samadhi,
Where there is no Congress,Shiv Sena,Bjp or Samajwadi.

The Christian merges with the holy spirit,
Peace ,no more desperate.

The Sufi mystic to become one,
Dances ,twirls,prays,trances to get the job done.

There is no need to change your faith,
And on your old religion lay a wraith.

By mohitmisra

pretty cool poem. But what do you mean by Christain merge with the Holy Spirit? We usually do that before death. I am not familiar with any of the other faiths so I don't know if these things are being done before or after death. Just curious.

I think he means that we can all feel the holy spirit, Christians imbrace this

The death Part is for other religions and something he still needs to come to terms with

In other poems, he has written, he still hasn't imbraced that it is part of life, to live and then die.

Many of Tibetian and Buddhist philosophies, imbrace this as part of life and returning to oneness

Or you get reborn till you can understand oneness

this is mohit

the holy spirit is what is called the supersoul or bhrama

we have a soul that is indivisual and a supersoul where we are one with god
god is the holy spirit

the budhists call this moment the death point
the moment the soul seperates what happens where does it go