Hinduism

[close] The devas have fallen. Betrayed by Kroni, they were bound to samsara, and like humans, must suffer through the cycles of life, death, and rebirth to achieve moksha and once again become gods. But as demigods, they are vulnerable to their greatest foes, who seek to kill them once and for all, and to damn them to Naraka. Within the island village of Sineru, they must survive this final incarnation and ascend, or burn forever in a hellish plane of torture.

[close] Curtis will be available to answer any and all questions about his book, "The Judas Epidemic: Exposing the Betrayal of the Christian Faith in Church and Government" March 15th -16th.

[close] This group is for people to share which books they're reading about Christian missions and missionaries. We've all read some great ones about what God is doing in the world that have really challenged our own faith, too. Lets hear what books have challenged others!

[close] Welcome to the Hindu and Sanatan Scripture Reading Group, a space for individuals seeking to explore the profound wisdom and timeless teachings of ancient Hindu scriptures. Our group is dedicated to the study and understanding of sacred texts that form the foundation of Sanatan Dharma (Eternal Truth). Objectives: Engage with Sacred Texts: We delve into revered scriptures such as the Bhagavad Gita, Vedas, Upanishads, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Puranas, and other essential works of Hindu philosophy. Promote Spiritual Growth: Through group readings and discussions, we aim to inspire spiritual reflection and personal growth based on the timeless principles of Dharma (righteousness), Karma (action), and Moksha (liberation). Cultural and Philosophical Insights: read about Hindu rituals, festivals, and philosophy while exploring the diversity of beliefs within Sanatan Dharma, from Advaita Vedanta to Bhakti traditions. Who Can Join? Whether you're a devout practitioner, a spiritual seeker, or someone curious about the rich heritage of Hinduism, all are welcome. Prior knowledge of Hindu scriptures is not required; the group is open to people of all levels of familiarity with the texts.