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Hinduism On Twitter

First Posted: 06/13/2011 7:16 pm   Updated: 08/13/2011 6:12 am

As part of our ongoing series featuring some of the great religious voices on Twitter, here is a list of some of the most interesting Hindu organizations and individuals who are using the micro-blogging platform to take their message online.

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Radhanath Swami
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Radhanath Swami
In Krishna consciousness whatever service we may have, you do it for the shelter of the lotus feet of the Lord not for our enjoyment.
@RadhanathaSwami

After living and wandering for many years as sadhu monk in India, Radhanath Swami returned to Western society in order to share the wisdom he had gained. His Twitter feed is a great source for daily thought and reflection.
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As part of our ongoing series featuring some of the great religious voices on Twitter, here is a list of some of the most interesting Hindu organizations and individuals who are using the micro-bloggi...
As part of our ongoing series featuring some of the great religious voices on Twitter, here is a list of some of the most interesting Hindu organizations and individuals who are using the micro-bloggi...
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Tenjikuronin
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02:09 PM on 06/14/2011
An excellent collection of Hindu twitter authors. Thanks for posting!
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BurtonDesque
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03:20 AM on 06/14/2011
Tweets filled with twaddle masquerading as wisdom.
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10:32 AM on 06/14/2011
not really
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Tenjikuronin
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02:07 PM on 06/14/2011
I see you like trolling the relgion section.
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nandak2
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07:38 PM on 06/13/2011
It's my understanding that the topmost goal of a sadu is to please the Lord, from which the sadu develops a loving relationship with the Lord and not for the purpose of receiving shelter for serving Him, although that may be a benefit of serving Him. Are you saying you serve the Lord because He will give you shelter for serving Him?
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