Re: Non-religion specific prayers
@Cheese: that sounds like something which happens in deep meditation, except it was just for a moment. That is intensely blissful when it happens, your entire being, depending upon your effort, for a moment-or for hours-overflows with ecstasy. You stumbled upon it, so I'd suggest to try different things out. You'll reach there again and would be able to control it as per your will.
@Khomus: I have no doubt that Christ was one of the few who attained to his true nature. But what had Christianity made out of him? His whole life must've been a dance-full of immense joy and bliss-after all, if you can't be ecstatic after enlightenment, when would you be? But what had Christians made out of him? Someone sad, someone who takes on your sins and forgives you. And not to mention if you don't accept him as a savior you're condemned to eternal hell.
@JJ: TLDR; we are all interconnected. Everything is interconnected. But karma is not an intelligent process. It's not a deterministic process-what you did in the past has come to bite you now, and what you did right now would come to bite you back in the future. Well, that's the Hindu conception of karma, and it's allowed evils like cast system to flourish. But if you see it working in feedback loops-past influences your present, present influences present, which in turn influences the future, and that's how past also influences the future in some way. Add to it the nature and nurture, which also involves genetic, cultural conditioning, and what not. Now this is what I call immensely complex chain of causes and effects. It literally is imponderable.
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