Yes! How are you doing, Landover Baptists? I am doing fine!
My name is Harsha Shah, I am 23 years of age and I am finishing my studies and becoming a school teacher for primary school. I live in the UK but I am of Indian descent. It is sad that I do not really know the language of my grandparents. My family, we are of the Jain religion, Jainism. I have been doing the programme in religious and moral education and so I have been also reading a lot of texts about Christianity.
I am a laywoman Jain. I am practicing ahimsa, I try not to kill animals,and I try to not to lie, not to possess too much, I am trying to be chaste and to study the world with anekantavada. Yes! That is, we feel that the teachings of Jainism are one form of the truth and there can be other truths also. I am wishing to get to know the truth of Christianity here. I feel that the truth of Jainism is touching the truth of Christians at many places. Our non-violence of ahimsa is very similar to Jesus. I have read the King James Bible, it is blessed and beautiful English, and there I have been discovering many things similar to Jain teachings. Jesus is saying in Matthew 5:39 not to resist evil. He is saying in Matthew 5:22 not to be angry. That is ahimsa, being angry is violence, violence always hurts you. I can also see that the truth of the Bible is a complex truth, a dualist truth. You have a god that is often angry and fearsome but also beautiful and blessed. Yes.
My favorite passage of the Bible is the Ecclesiastes Chapter 3. Yes, it is truly blessed and beautiful. It shows the beautiful things and the things we are disliking. It is also very oriental. It is almost Buddhist, it is like Jainism. It is our common ground. When you go far enough in war you find peace, far enough in life you find death. Sad and beautiful.
I wish to become friends with you. I am here wishing to learn your truths. I will be teaching many children of many truths, many religious, yes! I am hoping I will be be a better educator knowing you.
My name is Harsha Shah, I am 23 years of age and I am finishing my studies and becoming a school teacher for primary school. I live in the UK but I am of Indian descent. It is sad that I do not really know the language of my grandparents. My family, we are of the Jain religion, Jainism. I have been doing the programme in religious and moral education and so I have been also reading a lot of texts about Christianity.
I am a laywoman Jain. I am practicing ahimsa, I try not to kill animals,and I try to not to lie, not to possess too much, I am trying to be chaste and to study the world with anekantavada. Yes! That is, we feel that the teachings of Jainism are one form of the truth and there can be other truths also. I am wishing to get to know the truth of Christianity here. I feel that the truth of Jainism is touching the truth of Christians at many places. Our non-violence of ahimsa is very similar to Jesus. I have read the King James Bible, it is blessed and beautiful English, and there I have been discovering many things similar to Jain teachings. Jesus is saying in Matthew 5:39 not to resist evil. He is saying in Matthew 5:22 not to be angry. That is ahimsa, being angry is violence, violence always hurts you. I can also see that the truth of the Bible is a complex truth, a dualist truth. You have a god that is often angry and fearsome but also beautiful and blessed. Yes.
My favorite passage of the Bible is the Ecclesiastes Chapter 3. Yes, it is truly blessed and beautiful. It shows the beautiful things and the things we are disliking. It is also very oriental. It is almost Buddhist, it is like Jainism. It is our common ground. When you go far enough in war you find peace, far enough in life you find death. Sad and beautiful.
I wish to become friends with you. I am here wishing to learn your truths. I will be teaching many children of many truths, many religious, yes! I am hoping I will be be a better educator knowing you.



Thank you for the very kind welcome, Mrs. Attila! Yes, I am speaking in this manner when I am at home. You must mean the progressive verb forms. My parents are using them a lot, really, and I was thinking, perhaps here in this Forum, I would do my writing in a more causal manner. Like among friends that I hope we will become. If it is disturbing, I will try to be more correct as I did when I was doing my writing during my studies (I am doing it all the time, aren't I?).

where Devil
presents You his own "Kama Sutra"


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