Suresh,
Yes, I understand.
My study and understanding of orthodox Hinduism is not very thorough and
complete. I know there are several varieties. And their history is very long.
So, are the orthodox not practicing as they should?
Maybe you are saying that the God they recognize is not going to help the
thousands who are dying, and the many others who are displaced.
But surely big practical efforts are being extended to save those people, and
not just prayers offered. Or is that not correct?
I see that in general in Bangladesh, for example, and other very low places
close to sea-level, buildings are being raised higher; so, efforts like this
seem to be underway, and ongoing.
But sea-level rise is becoming a big problem quickly. When storms come, the
improvements can be overwhelmed. This happened also during the recent
Hurricane Sandy in USA, which did so much damage in New York City, and New
Jersey. Those places may seem "developed", but the infrastructure there is
very old, and needs improvements to match the changed conditions.
--Joe
> "Suresh" <varamtha@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Joe for that information. Interesting and have seen that website on
> Keeling Curve.
>
> My question of where is god? is for those orthodoxy Hindus to wake up from
> their dream of god, not for zen members.
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