Are we prepared ?

Question

Are we prepared for the Supreme Soul to manifest itself on earth amongst us, as an avataar/prophet yet again so as to guide us to yet another higher level of spirituality? Are we prepared as humans, spiritually to know the importance of God itself being amongst us as a manifestation??

# This question is an offshoot from the process of answering a question asked here the link to which is as under:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArmiD6e4QsqtyMRBA71yibPty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20071211191907AAFLSrf&show=7#profile-info-f1b07b03305ebb5b8f4c4968bdfc0790aa

Please answer the question in this context. Apologies for not being specific before. Thanks

#2

Answers so far are too superficial for me to respond or even consider. Bless All.

Answer 1

I dont think that humanity is yet prepared for a god in human flesh.

If we see the old avtaars, they always appeared when a group/a country/ a faith is on its lowest esteem, when there seemed no hope, where there seemed all dark and when all the negative forces surround the good souls, and they tremble..for the survival of their hope, the survival of the positive force...

And then He comes...bringing new hopes, new ideas and a renaissance happens.

The humanity is now in a self-analytical mode...and is learning...progressing slowly....

That time will come...but not in near future when Kalki will descend and will give new amplitudes to the dying spirituality

Answer 2

If you are content with how you've lived your life, then you wouldn't need to ask the question. Do what is right, not what is convenient.

And where do people keep getting this "He is coming soon." idea? No one knows. For two-thousand years people have said that very same thing. Regardless of when he comes, you should be prepared.

All there is to say, really. Model Jesus and you will do well, I think. And when you slip up, as we all do, ask forgiveness, for it is always there.

Take care.

Answer 3

That sounds like Pascal's Wager again!

Christians sometimes proffer Pascal’s Wager (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal%27s_wager ) suggesting to non-believers that they should accept Jesus (John 3:16) as some sort of insurance policy against hell, just in case it turns out god really exists. The fallacy with this line of reasoning is that faith in god for some reward or to avoid punishment is not faith at all. It is a selfish act to receive something in return for a belief. The point of religious belief so that one becomes a better person, not to receive a reward or please a spiritual being.

Answer 4

Marney are called few are chosen the spirit can be a terrifying thing and if you get scared and run you might spend the rest of your life looking for something your are afraid to find

Answer 5

your religion makes you sound like a lame dungeons and dragons geek.

god will take you into heaven but only if you have a +5 charisma rating (add lisp here)

Answer 6

that's not how the universe works. we have to figure this stuff out for ourselves. are you prepared for a new age of people finding their own paths to enlightenment?

Answer 7

yes but when ever that happens the prophet gets shot. so actually probably not

Answer 8

If s/he's coming to guide us, would s/he not be able to teach us regardless of our state of preparedness?

Answer 9

I have no intention of even thinking that it might happen. I live a life free of imaginary friends in the sky.
I recommend it.

Answer 10

God is a He, not an it.