Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [1-25] of 57Posts from vedapushpa, Bangalore - Indiavedapushpa, Bangalore - India Next 25 2 Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 11/30/18 re: Neal Boortz quote In the Hindu-Indian Teaching-Learning Prescriptions it is stipulated that .."The Master shall wish that his students surpass him in Learning"...Shishyaad Ichchet Parajayam.. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 9/25/18 re: Hans L. Eicholz quote Republic refers itself to the act and pacts of expressed Memorandum of Understandings between the People and its Government on its core values and That as in the view at a Public Domain. 1 Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 8/28/18 re: Sir William Arthur Lewis quote There can never be a collective judgment ,, a collective opinion is possible and more commonly a crowd behavior and none of them can give a responsible alternative. That is possible by one or a small number of similarly intelligent persons who are objective enough sans any personal emotional prejdices. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 8/22/18 re: Johann Gottlieb Fichte quote But then this also requires a stipulation that it shall not be used against humanity' in nyway whatsoever. Political administrators are quite capable of doing that, Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 6/12/17 re: James Madison quote Forgot to mention that Conscience the same as intuition.. and it is the opposite of ;science; which is 'subjectively objective; and conscience is ;objectively subjective. ,,, Hope I make sense ?! 1 Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 6/12/17 re: James Madison quote Surely Yes p For it is the Real You... even if you should lose touch [attachment] with your name fame home and kinfolks YOU can still exist with a sense of ;belonging' to the world and the world belonging to you - If you are in touch with your Inner Self the Intuition -- and that as not needing any endorsement from any other then you exist as an Absolute -- Self-willed Individual. 1 Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 8/12/14 re: Hartley Coleridge quote Yes Freedom can be taken to mean 'a universal licence to be good' and that better include 'to one and all and to youeself too' .. because if I do not make 'my freedom known' the world around can 'fetter me in' for their specific purposes. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/31/14 re: Richard Mitchell quote Worst of all is the so-termed political ideology - 'Secularism' which is for sure an intended 'irreligious state' or a confusing 'all religion political recognition'; .. The illogical and a redundant political ideology like this can only frustrate both politics and religion. 1 Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/31/14 re: Oregon Supreme Court quote Republic referes itself to 'federalism' or the prevalence of decentralized political power .. so that the entire population can get politically functional. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/31/14 re: John Foster Dulles quote Yes Very true.. A good government has first to safeguard the honor life and property of its citizens ... safeguard them from insult and injury of any kind. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/31/14 re: Jeff Landauer quote Al-truism is not any 'self sacrifice' -- It is a 'non judgmental' principle which accepts human follies and frailings 'as such'... and its core thought is plain acceptence . Altruism is the principle of a mendicant or a Saint and it contrasts itself with the 'narrower' notions like a State rule or a community ethics. Altruism can also be said to mean 'Scientfic' - which is similarly an objective-positive statement of truth as such without any right or wrong verdicts. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/30/14 re: Mark Da Cunha quote A 'Collectivism' which holds the 'group' as the primary and the standard of moral value. It can only be 'customary' it cannot be so in terms of the individual-fundamental. Safeguarding the individual ' life' and 'honour' are indeed the two cardinal human concerns and hence the term 'collective judgment' can only mean a human concerted assertion [judgment] of the preservation of human life and honour and punishment for any uncivic or criminal damage to them. So - just human 'collectivism' is not necessirily any valid human universal authority - for it is a mere collection of human individuals - may be with particular intersts like the 'lobbies'. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/30/14 re: Sir William Arthur Lewis quote As the efficacy/usefulness of new ideas have to be judged either by rigorous logic or actualization attempts - a 'collective judgement' can be just an opinion or wish-vote, hence -- more than the collective judgment 'progress depends on individuals being free to back their own judgment despite collective disapproval' - provided of course the individual in question is not mistaking his/her 'wishful thinking' as any rigorous logical thinking! Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/23/14 re: Woodrow Wilson quote 'A Free field and no facour" -- a real good liberal-state .!!. Liberal should'nt then mean any kind of doling out but simple 'freedom to do what one is capable of in terms of cherished human values. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/17/14 re: E. B. White quote A real free-human has his convictions so strong that he can choose to isolate himself or reach out to the entire world - as required to help free any bonded humanity. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/10/14 re: Frederic Bastiat quote Given the fact that 'morals' or morality is indeed the basis for laws - virtually law is only a legal formalization of the 'particular contexts of morality'- So then - how is it that in modernday assessments of morals and law 'equation' morality has come to be considered as 'somewhat lower than law' in terms of rigorous definition and worse still that morals -having wrongly gotten equated with custom is even considered as being 'outside the legal framework' ? Is it not true that - When 'Justie prevails' - It is in fact 'Morals' that is prevailed and not the 'law'.as such? Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 7/8/14 re: Thomas Babington Macaulay quote Macaulay is right in the sense an economically deprived and an intellectually challenged electorate tends to ask for a government that 'doles out' often and also one that always preoccupies itself of mundane and secular matters without wanting a debate based dialogue between the governed and the government to arrive at a 'long term policy' that is most natural to the Nation. 1 Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 1/10/14 re: Samuel Adams quote An excellent guide towards good politics - that particularly as the citizens' committment towards excercising their political rights in earnest. Yes - the success or failure does depend on the degree of political decadence-- but that is no reason why we get to know what a citizen ought to be doing. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 12/7/12 re: Yogi Berra quote Yes - The Perfect State is an Equanimity - no anti or amity - no action so no transaction either ! 1Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 12/3/12 re: Franklin P. Adams quote However futile Prohibition Acts go -It would be a human lapse if there is no such law.. May be the punishment needs to be more severe.. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 11/24/12 re: Eric Schaub quote Yes - we are in a perpetual state of 'liberating ourselves' till we reach a state 'so free' that we dont feel the need to liberate ourselves - Thats when we just keep doing the work at hand - without being bound by its outcome too intently. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 10/12/12 re: Edward Abbey quote As it happens - the incumbent government very easily gets to turn the Nation's military and police against its own citizenery - in the event of an ugsurge by the latter - that - even when it is a rightful one. So , the licensing of guns to the general citizenery will certainly go towards checking any illegitimate use of force by the incumbent government. Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 10/10/12 re: Jeff Landauer quote Altruism - I thought meant the implict acceptence that 'Everybody and Everything that we perceive in the world is as True as our own Being - and that with equal count'. Logically enough it befitted only a philosopher or a theoretical scientist and all others's life-oursuits were with narrower gamut of considered values - as for instance a King is expected and required to 'be partial to his own land and people' vis a vis all others. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 10/4/12 re: Ronald Reagan quote This political duality of Right & Left came about ONLY as in terms of the Seating Arrangement in the Parliament... where Pro-Labour/Liberals so to say sat on the left of the dias and the Pro-Capital or the Conservatives sat to the right of the dias. Given the fact of the ideologies mentioned therein are 'necessarily' functionall complementary... it is quite stupid of us to have equated them with the right ^ left divide which is in fact opposite of one another. How far from Truth have we traversed with this illogical misreading into reality? So politically speaking the modernday political talk is a meaningless verbiage . and the human tragedies that we are sufferring is because of the disbursement of the excequer funds along these non-real differences !! 1 Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore - India 10/2/12 re: Hillary Clinton quote No I dont agree. I assert that Human individual is paramount. In Democracies of the modern times we do find the dangerous event of politically manipulated and self-aggrandizing 'majority public' which gets dangerously detrimental to a minority of very valuable humanly oriented individuals. Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print