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**loginereQQ** · 10-25-2010, 03:45 AM

Mr.Sangom Sir,
I just scanned the Book(did not read it completely) and found that the author has narrated HIS personnel experiences.I was under the impression that he would have dealt
with our Vedantic Philosophy in an exhaustic manner.
I agree with you that the author is inclined towards RSS,VHP,BJP etc
To the extent He is lobbying in favour of 'Sanathana Dharma' in Western countries, We
can be satisfied.
Even SWAMI SUGHABODANANDA (author of MANASHE RELAX PLEASE and other good books) had to take the help of cine actor Mr.Amitab Bachan to promote HIS BOOKS.

Shri Krishnamurthy Sir,

The book is quite interesying. DF seems to have had a sense of mystic feelings right from his childhood. Also his mind (buddhi?) started questioning many of the concepts of Christianity like original sin from his early years. I have only read halfway through the book. I would like to see whether his intellect questions some of the aspects of hinduism as well, and, if so, how he deals with those problems.

10-25-2010, 03:45 AM	#25
loginereQQ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 481 Senior Member	Mr.Sangom Sir, I just scanned the Book(did not read it completely) and found that the author has narrated HIS personnel experiences.I was under the impression that he would have dealt with our Vedantic Philosophy in an exhaustic manner. I agree with you that the author is inclined towards RSS,VHP,BJP etc To the extent He is lobbying in favour of 'Sanathana Dharma' in Western countries, We can be satisfied. Even SWAMI SUGHABODANANDA (author of MANASHE RELAX PLEASE and other good books) had to take the help of cine actor Mr.Amitab Bachan to promote HIS BOOKS. Shri Krishnamurthy Sir, The book is quite interesying. DF seems to have had a sense of mystic feelings right from his childhood. Also his mind (buddhi?) started questioning many of the concepts of Christianity like original sin from his early years. I have only read halfway through the book. I would like to see whether his intellect questions some of the aspects of hinduism as well, and, if so, how he deals with those problems.
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