The Dharma leads toward Damnation

Let it be said that the Dharma leads people toward damnation.  Time and tim=
e again it has been proven in my life that the practice of some kind of Dha=
rmic meditation can cause ill effects and lead a person toward destitution.=
  Indeed, the Himalayas is riddled with such people who have become possess=
ed by the ways of such religions as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhis=
m waiting be to be eaten by a Tiger.  What made my life worth living is pra=
cticing the Abrahamic ways of life.  There is something to be said about th=
e ways of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the efficacy of prayer.

I was born of the Kamma caste and was familiar with Hinduism most of my lif=
e.  My life revolved around the caste system and various dietys like Krishn=
a that were in my home.  At some point in my life during my early 20s I dab=
bled into some form of esoteric Sikh meditation under the auspices of the c=
ult Guru Suma Ching Hai.  Practicing the ways of Suma Ching Hai I fell into=
 a trance to give up American life and ended up in the Himalayas.  I nearly=
 lost my green card.  Then later after my disillusionment with the Guru Sum=
a Ching Hai I ventured in to Hinduism.  Practicing Hinduism and reciting th=
e Gayatri Mantra I ended up institutionalized.  After practicing Hinduism I=
 practiced Buddhism.  Practicing Buddhism and focusing on the nothing or no=
 mind I ended up homeless.  I also dabbled into Sikhism itself and was late=
r imprisoned as a result.

Time and time again when I practiced the Dharma bad things would happen to =
me.  The whole world of jail, institution, homeless shelter, and rehab woul=
d open up for me and ruin my life when I practiced some form of prayer, cha=
nting, and meditation based on the Dharma.  The Dharma is truly a curse upo=
n humanity and is the sole reason why there are so many social ills in Indi=
a.

In my process of incarceration I ultimately converted to Islam.  Somehow co=
nverting to Islam I was able to let go of the Dharma and ventured toward be=
coming baptized as a Christian.  Once I became a Christian I moved from the=
 world of slum like dwellings to my own one bedroom apartment.  I became so=
 impressed with the positive results of the Islam and Christianity that I e=
ven practice Judaism to offset the ill effects of the Dharma.

Practicing the Abrahamic traditions lead me toward finishing my Bachelors i=
n Computer Science and becoming an American citizen.  The efficacy of praye=
r cannot be denied.  The power of the Abrahamic god is something to contend=
 with.  The Abrahamic ways are such that they lead toward a stairway to hea=
ven while the Dharma leads toward a stairway to hell.

All I know is that during the days when I practiced the Dharma I was not li=
ving right.  I often rented a room for rent and would get into fights with =
roommates.  I also suffered from serious mental health issues such as anxie=
ty and depression.  Financially I was in arrears of up to 100 thousand doll=
ars.

Somehow practicing prayer, chanting, and meditation under the Abrahamic tra=
ditions I move into my own one bedroom apartment.  I also got relieved of d=
ebt and my student loans got forgiven.  My mental health improved also and =
I finally found the right medication to help me with my anxiety issues that=
 so crippled me for nearly 30 years of my life.

All I can say folks is watch out for the Dharma.  Simply do not engage in t=
he ways of the Dharma such as meditation, yoga, and vegetarianism.  They ar=
e all Satanic and lead people into a life of hell.  When in doubt simply pr=
ay to Jesus Christ and find salvation in the Abarhamic God Almighty.  God b=
less bless and may you find the salvation needed to overcome the odds.