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**zoppiklonikaa** · 06-23-2009, 06:17 AM

Dear Sri kunjuppu Ji,

I thought a bit about this. I believe that the Nambikkai can be classified as 'Moodam' or 'Non Moodam'.

It seems to me that a faith based belief in certain things that have been proved beyond doubt by science as not true would constitute Mooda Nambikkai. Believing still that the world is flat would belong to this category.

There are more less apparent Nambikkais that fall in to this category - things that do not stand up to scientific inquiry - like the two tumbler system, or some of the 'theetu' observances.

Regards,
KRS

06-23-2009, 06:17 AM	#8
zoppiklonikaa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 333 Senior Member	Dear Sri kunjuppu Ji, I thought a bit about this. I believe that the Nambikkai can be classified as 'Moodam' or 'Non Moodam'. It seems to me that a faith based belief in certain things that have been proved beyond doubt by science as not true would constitute Mooda Nambikkai. Believing still that the world is flat would belong to this category. There are more less apparent Nambikkais that fall in to this category - things that do not stand up to scientific inquiry - like the two tumbler system, or some of the 'theetu' observances. Regards, KRS
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