How to become God like Mahavira?

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Bhagwan is not born, s/he grows to be one. Bhagvan Mahavira did it. He became a God, when he conquered himself. To conquer delusion, attachment and aversion is to conquer oneself. Lord Mahavira please bless us the knowledge and help us to find god within us, so that we can be the one !!

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  1. TathastuApril 16, 2011 at 9:33 AM

    Might be I will not be able to give comment on that much of big debate like "How to become mahaveer" but one thing certainly I can say before becoming mahaveer or any immortal soul id that one should try to become a human being. Because till the time mahaveer was human being he treated all the people on same lavel. Before going very far first we need to see nearby things and people.

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  2. Deepak JainApril 17, 2011 at 12:45 AM

    Nice thought Dheeraj. I agree with you :)

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