Personally I have nothing common with King Gyanendra. 1. He seems to be a close minded religious fundamentalist where as I am an open minded person who doesn’t belongs to any organized religion. 2. It seems he believes in god and does his best to conserve the Hindu tradition no matter how regressive it is. However, I don’t believe in God and a strong activist against the regressive traditions. 3. He either believes sacrificing animals will make god/goddess happy or that will make him a religious person. Where as I believe it is greatest sin and most no religious activity. 5. He believes Pashupati Nath will bring welfare to the country and say so after his every single speech. However, I don't believe Pashupati Nath will not bring welfare to Nepal and Neapli, but I know he can not bring. That stone statue can only bring welfare to only one Family, known as Bhatta Family. 4. He believes Buddha as an incarnation of Vishnu and he worships him (Buddha), where as I believe Buddha was a great teacher and I practice his (Buddha's) teaching. 5. If I say Ram and Krishna are fake mythological characters, he will be mad at me because it may hurt his belief. 6. He blindly follows tradition and believes that he is preserving the culture. I analyze every single part of the culture and accept only if it is logical and rational.