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That is your view. Others may differ. That is unfortunate - no science?

People have different views. To me, it is a giant fraud from before the time of Akhenaten and Zoroaster.

Not just to Mohammad, but to Bahaollah and Mirza Ghulam Ahmad too (and many others whom you can find on Wikipedia lists of claims of being Gods, Jesuses, messengers, manifestations, mahdis, prophets). As I said it is a continuing scheme. There will be more in future. Simple, they had desires...

So, seems everything is OK. Cataract operation, perhaps the easiest of all operations, took just one minute and just one small cut, before the days of laser. My father used to perform it on a go in small-town government hospitals. After operation care is essential.

The crush also is an illusion. What is crushed? Any atom, any molecule? You are tied to your body. Free yourself.

What historical evidence? Allah made Muhammad win at Badr? It is more like a continuing scheme.

It is not. I have mentioned the words in Hinduism relating to purpose, the process of its achievement, and the aftermath. No spirit / soul or God in this.

'dhārayeti iti dharati' - One which bears is 'dharati', 'dharaṇi' - one who is the strength of the family (wife). 'dhārayet iti dharmaḥ' - what should be adhered to or held is 'dharma' That is how words are formed in Sanskrit or illustrating the formation of a word.

Siddhi: or just achievement of one's purpose. Siddha: One who has achieved his purpose (whatever it may be). Sadhya: The purpose which is to be achieved. Sadhan: Process or tool used to attain Sadhya. Root: dha, 'dhakara' as it is known in Sanskrit, same which forms 'dharma' or 'dharati' (Earth).

I ditto TheLightWithin. Take your time. Don't rush back to internet. We will wait. (might need a cataract operation myself sometime soon)

We are what mind makes us up. It takes just one moment to tear the veil, if one abandons prejudices.

In Hindu philosophy, several terms are associated with the concepts of moksha (liberation) and enlightenment. Here are some key words: Moksha - The ultimate goal of life in Hinduism, representing liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth (samsara) and union with the divine. Nirvana - Often...

:D At least someone agrees with me. Keep the 'pneuma' thing for yourself.

Pain too is an interaction of chemistry electrical impulses in the brain..

Both are just configurations/forms of energy and molecules.