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**Brareevor** · 10-04-2011, 03:23 AM

pviyer, this appears to be a bunch of gobbledygook, to confuse someone. [COLOR=\"#FF0000\"]\'you must realize that there is nothing to show that a special rule of conduct prescribed for a particular caste will be beneficial to others. [/COLOR] should i? why is someone different from me before God? the man speaks with a forked tongue, not sincere and sounds hypocritical.

This is swamigal\'s answer Swamigal : Any system which aims at regulation of conduct must be based on the principle of adhikara or competency. Those who belong to the castes are competent to pursue the Visesha Dharma, the others are competent to pursue only Samanya Dharma. Further the nature of the competency required can be learnt only from the Sastras which prescribe the Dharma

10-04-2011, 03:23 AM	#3
Brareevor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 389 Senior Member	pviyer, this appears to be a bunch of gobbledygook, to confuse someone. [COLOR=\"#FF0000\"]\'you must realize that there is nothing to show that a special rule of conduct prescribed for a particular caste will be beneficial to others. [/COLOR] should i? why is someone different from me before God? the man speaks with a forked tongue, not sincere and sounds hypocritical. This is swamigal\'s answer Swamigal : Any system which aims at regulation of conduct must be based on the principle of adhikara or competency. Those who belong to the castes are competent to pursue the Visesha Dharma, the others are competent to pursue only Samanya Dharma. Further the nature of the competency required can be learnt only from the Sastras which prescribe the Dharma
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