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**brraverishhh** · 07-01-2012, 05:14 AM

You are right,
Accepting Vanashram and enforcing it in the ancient form are two different things, post#8 is cynically misleading.
Swaminarayan group does not discriminate anyone on the basis of their birth caste. They do nor limit the potential of its members to their birth caste. Actually they do not even ask for caste when joining the members. So I do not understand the meaning of them accepting Varnashram. At least they do not tell a brahmin that he can not succeed in business, nor do they score the achievements of their members as 8 for baniya and rest of India 2.

Post #8 is mine. Is it misleading?
On a separate note isn't the Swaminarayn group primarily a business class (baniya/Patel) group? Hence the "tonnes of money" in their chest. I am told so and hence I am asking.

07-01-2012, 05:14 AM	#10
brraverishhh Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 5,127 Senior Member	You are right, Accepting Vanashram and enforcing it in the ancient form are two different things, post#8 is cynically misleading. Swaminarayan group does not discriminate anyone on the basis of their birth caste. They do nor limit the potential of its members to their birth caste. Actually they do not even ask for caste when joining the members. So I do not understand the meaning of them accepting Varnashram. At least they do not tell a brahmin that he can not succeed in business, nor do they score the achievements of their members as 8 for baniya and rest of India 2. Post #8 is mine. Is it misleading? On a separate note isn't the Swaminarayn group primarily a business class (baniya/Patel) group? Hence the "tonnes of money" in their chest. I am told so and hence I am asking.
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