Psytrance Culture

thewhitehorse said:

Are Vyasa and Vyshnu mentioned in the verses gods? What do they symbolize and what are their teachings?

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Deleted member 1603965 said:

We are not allowed to discuss religious things on BHW. And also bigoted ideas like casteism.

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thewhitehorse said:

Are you kiddin with me?
Did I imply a religious issue or bigoted ideas?
I'm just looking at it from a cultural perspective. What did you want to understand when you wrote this comment dude?

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Deleted member 1603965 said:

Read their teachings. You asked specifically for teachings. They teach bigoted ideas. And as for your kind information, I used to be a Hindu too so I know better obviously.

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thewhitehorse said:

As a Turk, I love the oriental melodies in this song.
The spiritual side of the Indian people is so intense. I wish I was a part of it or could experience it up close.

There were two things that caught my attention in the lyrics in the Skit section in the introduction of the piece.
I want to ask my Indian brothers.


O, Vyasa of Vishnu's form
O, Vishnu of Vyasa's form
I bow to the Divine Knowledge
I bow to the Sage Vashita
O, one who is unchanging and pure
the eternal supreme self
O, one who has the changeless form

Are Vyasa and Vyshnu mentioned in the verses gods? What do they symbolize and what are their teachings?

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indianmojojojo said:

Please don't generalize mate. Things are not always bad. There are good and bad. Take the good and leave the rest.


Unfortunately not the forum to discuss as it becomes controversial and there are several interpretations. Most of the bad interpretations are made politics and are main stream unfortunately.


However to answer your question. One interpretation is _Within you and without you". Check out George Harrison's song. Within you and without you.

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Deleted member 1603965 said:

Read their teachings. You asked specifically for teachings. They teach bigoted ideas. And as for your kind information, I used to be a Hindu too so I know better obviously.

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