DHARMA THE GLOBAL ETHIC , INDIA’S SOUL THE MOST VALUABLE THING ON THIS PLANET, BEING HUMAN WITH A CONSCIENCE , RITA THE COSMIC ORDER , UNIVERSAL LAWS FOR FAIRNESS HARMONY AND HAPPINESS – CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL
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Before I write about DHARMA I want to give my readers a glimpse of how ADHARMA first came to India.
It came with a Sufi saint Khwajah Moiuniddin Chisti ( his dargah is in Ajmer ) who kicked a host king on his teeth , and acted as a facilitator for the first Muslim invader Mohammed Ghori.
12 years before this Sufi saint came to India , King Prithviraj Chauhan’s mother had a dream and she implored her son NOT to trust a Sufi saint who would come as a spy for an invader from the other side of Hindu Khush mountains.
Prithviraj Chauhan paid the price for ignoring his mother’s advise, when the Sufi saint indeed came to his kingdom, and he treated him and his followers as guests . Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti poisoned the lake waters from which the king's army elephants, horses and camels drank, as was standard warfare tactics in the deserts ( poisoning the oasis waters ) .
The lakes had to be emptied out manually due to rotting fish and the animals were weakened due to dysentry, just before Muhammad Ghori invaded in the Second Battle of Tarain, 1192. The Muslims now had a toehold in India.
In the first battle of Tarain,Muhammad Ghori was captured alive by Prithviraj Chauhan , and set free when he begged for his life on his knees, as per Raja dharma.
But after dirty tactics used by the spy and Sufi saint Kwajah Moinuddin Chisti , when Muhammad Ghori won the second batlle of Tarain, he put hot coals in Chauhan's eyes after raping his wife Samyukta in front of him .
In the first battle of Tarain,Muhammad Ghori was captured alive by Prithviraj Chauhan , and set free when he begged for his life on his knees, as per Raja dharma.
But after dirty tactics used by the spy and Sufi saint Kwajah Moinuddin Chisti , when Muhammad Ghori won the second batlle of Tarain, he put hot coals in Chauhan's eyes after raping his wife Samyukta in front of him .
Above : For the Muslim vote -- Queen Bee at Ajmer Dargah of Khwajah Moinuddin Chisti.
Later on the Mughal dynasty was established.
Babur ( 1526-1530 ) had a great passion to kill people, cut heads off people and create pillars out of the cut off heads. He claimed to have created several such pillars in his autobiography. His soldiers raped dead Hindu women, something unthinkable for a Hindu.
Babar’s son Humayun ( 1530-1556 ) had his own brother Kamran Mirza blinded which would end any claim to the throne. He killed his other brother Hindal Mirza. He sent another brother to Haj and got him killed enroute.
Akbar ( 1556 -1605 ) just jailed his son Jehangir who was getting too greedy to usurp the throne before Akbar died.
Jehangir (1605-1627) killed his uncle Mahdi Khwaja who was eyeing the throne. He also blinded his own eldest son Khusrau who was eyeing his throne. Can you believe this -- Guru Arjan Singh was blamed by Jehangir of giving moral support to Khusrau , tortured severely and then drowned in the river Ravi.
Shah Jahan.(1628-1658 ) killed his younger brother Sheharyar so that he will not lay claim to the throne.
Aurangezeb ( 1658-1707 ) the third son of Shah Jehan killed his 3 brothers. He also put his father in jail for 8 years till he died. For choosing his capable eldest son Dara Shikoh as heir Aurangzeb punished him by presenting Dara’s head in a platter to his father . Can you believe this-- Guru Har Rai got into the good books of Emperor Shah Jehan by saving his favourite son Dara Shikoh from tiger's whiskers poisoning using laxative herbs ( poisoned by his brother Aurangazeb) --and in the bargain he pissed of Aurangazeb.
Nobody names his son after Aurangazeb or Babur even today, though there are plenty of Akbars.. Pakistanis name their missiles Babur. They don’t realize that when Babur came to India their forefathers were all Hindus and their women ancestors were raped.
Aurangzeb's son Bahadur Shah I (Muazzam ) killed his brothers Muhammad Azam and Muhammad Kam Bhaksh to capture the throne.
Bahadur Shah I died in 1712, and his successor Jahandar Shah was killed on the orders of the Sayyid Brothers.
Bahadur Shah's death followed a war of succession among his four sons, Jahandar Shah, Azim-us-Shah, Jahan Shah and Rafi-is-Shah. Jalandar shah killed his 3 brothers to ascend the throne .
Azim-us-Shah's son Farrukhsiyar killed his uncle and ascended the throne.
In 1719, the Brothers blinded, deposed and murdered Farrukhsiyar
Sayyid brothers were soon killed by Muhammad Shah.
Ahmad Shah, son of Muhammad Shah, was blinded in 1754 by the Wazir Ghazi-ud-din Imad-ul-mulk
Alamgir II (1754 - 1759) was killed by Ghazi-ud-din Imad-ul-mulk's orders.
Shah Alam II (1759 - 1806) blinded by the Afghan chief Gulam Qadir,
Bahadur Shah-II was falsely accused by the British of treason and rebellion and exiled to Burma. His descendants were beheaded and heads presented to him on a platter –
-- and the glorious Mughal empire was swept away once and for all.
Now let me narrate a short story from Ramayana 4300 BC.
This was the Dharma in Hindu India before the Muslims and the Christians invaded .
King Dasaratha , the father of Lord Rama was in the thick of battle with the Asuras. His favourite queen Kaikeyi was on the horse chariot with him. Dasaratha was injured , and the wheel of his chariot was about to be dislodged due to a missing cotter pin .
Queen Kaikeyi put her finger into the orifice suffering great pain. In addition to this , as soon a Dasaratha became unconscious she drove the chariot away from the battle field and saved the king.
Later when Dasharatha came to know what transpired , he gave his wife two boons . She said that she would redeem the boon at a later date and time.
Years passed . Lord Rama being the eldest son was crown prince and Dasarath wanted to hand over his kingdom to Rama and then retire for sanyas. Queen Kaikeyi’s son Bharata was away in another city. The city of Ayodha was being decorated for the huge event as the people loved prince Rama.
The shrewd hump backed maid Mandara of Kaikeyi poisoned her mind. She reminded Kaikeyi of the two boons which the King had given her, and told her that she must redeem it now. She must ask that her son Bharat must be crowned king and his elder half brother Rama , son of eldest queen Kausalya must be banished to a far away forest on exile for 14 years.
Queen Kaikeyi approached King Dasaratha and reminded him of his promise . Then she told him what she wanted. The king was in a bind . He had to follow his dharma of not breaking a promise. Out of sheer grief he fell dead.
Rama did the last rites for his father and went away of exile with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshman . It was the dharma of both his wife and brother to be with him . The whole city of Ayodha was in gloom.
Meanwhile Bharata had a bad dream and a premonition . He came rushing back to Ayodhya. He knew something was wrong as the whole city of Ayodhya was in mourning and darkness. When he heard that his father is dead and his brother Rama was in exile, he fainted out of grief.
When he came to, he gave a piece of his mind to his mother Kaikeyi and went to Rama’s mother Kausalya's room and slept at her feet.
Next morning with the queen mothers, his brother Shatrughna , priests, ministers and a small army , he set off to the forest to bring his brother back to Ayodhya and crown him king. Maharishi Bharadwaja directed him to the cottage where Rama would be with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman.
Both Rama and Bharat hugged each other . Bharat fell at his elder brother Rama’s feet and implored him to come back to Ayodhya and become king. Kaikeyi apologized and took back her boon.
Rama did NOT want to break his dharma of obeying his dead father’s command. Bharat then asked Rama to give him his sandals and said till Rama comes back after 14 years his sandals would be on the throne and that he would rule on Rama’s behalf from outside the palace , from Nandigram.
After 14 long years when Hanuman broke the news of Rama’s impending return to Ayodhya , Bharat again fainted with joy—this time around. He showered Hanuman with gifts for the good tidings and commanded his brother Shatrughna to have the people decorate Ayodhya city .
The two brothers met and hugged each other, after which, Bharat led him to the throne on which was placed Rama’s sandals. Rama was crowned king and there was great joy. Rama made Bharat his crown prince.
At Rama's command, Bharat and his sons went to the Gandhar kingdom and defeated the Gandharvas living there. Bharat founded the two capital cities of Takshashila and Pushkalavat in the conquered kingdom and established his sons, Taksh and Pushkal as its rulers.
This was the Hindu dharma. Dharma broadly means righteousness. Our scriptures and history is full of such sacrifices to sustain dharma.
Hinduism is a spiritual code based on dharma. Hindusim has core values like integrity, ethics, compassion , fairness, transparency, respect , tolerance for culture, sense of responsibility, spirit of inclusion etc . We temper all technical judgments by the need to support and maintain human values. Human acts without conscience which creates conflict is called Adharma.
As per the Bhagawat Gita , the fundamentals of dharma are-- truth, grace, restraint, love, non-violence, restraint, lack of jealousy and greed, knowledge of self and austerity.
In the Bhagwat Gita, Lord Krishna declares to Arjuna 6000 years ago:
Dharmenaavirodheshu Kaamosmi Bharatarshabha
“I am those desires that are not against the Dharma”
Dharma is a concept of central importance in Indian philosophy and religion. However dharma is not the same as religion. Man's understanding of the dharma of inanimate things is what we now call physics. Law in the universal or abstract sense, dharma designates those behaviours considered necessary for the maintenance of the natural order of things.
Dharma governed by human conscience is 'the path of righteousness', the way of 'correct', 'appropriate', 'decent', or 'proper' behaviour. Dharma is the moral law combined with spiritual discipline that guides one's life.
Hindus consider dharma the very foundation of life. It means "that which holds" the people of this world and the whole creation. Dharma is the "law of being" without which things cannot exist.
In the Rigveda, there is this belief (and observation) that a natural justice and harmony pervades the natural world.
Openness is the essence of Hinduism. Gratitude is inherent, which makes this religion noble . Example: A Hindu will never ever neglect his aged and vulnerable parents like the west.
There is great tolerance to other cultures and spiritual paths. The heart of Hinduism is oneness and inclusivity.. It is a movement based on principles or evolved over time code of Dharma. It is a relentless pursuit of truth, flexible to suit all situations. It has its own beliefs, timeless traditions, ethics, rituals, philosophy and theology.
Sanatana as “eternal moral order” encourages Hindus to seeks and moral truth wherever it might be found, each individual must realize this truth through his or her own systematic effort. Hindu scripture, based on the insights of noble and graceful Hindu sages and seers, serves primarily as a guidebook.
This is how the Supreme Court of India has defined dharma . “Dharma” is that which upholds, nourishes or supports the stability of the society, maintains the social order and secures the general well-being and progress of mankind”
The ultimate goal for Sanatana Dharma is material and spiritual well-being of the mankind. It is a matter of shame that the all important Right to Happiness doesn’t find a place in the much tom tommed acclaimed Universal Charter of Human Rights.
Hitopadesha says :-.
Those who think "He is mine", "He is not", are petty minded". Those who are large hearted regard the world as one family. Consumption of food, sleep, fear, and enjoyment of sex are common to man and animal. But, 'Dharma' is a special attribute of the conscious man . Bereft of 'Dharma', man is equal to anima1.
Whether the rules of Dharma that :
1. Everyone should tell the truth;
2. No one should indulge in violence against other living beings;
3. No one should acquire illegitimate wealth;
4. Every one should establish control over his senses;
5. There should be purity in thought, speech and deed;
6. Everyone should render service to other individuals;
7. Every one should eschew selfishness and greed.
8. The world should be regarded as one family.
Dharma has been inter woven into simple stories for the children , from which their sub-conscious can dip in anytime they feel that they need moral guidance. There are wonderful stories , each with a moral in works called Panchatantra and Hitopadesa.
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SUPER PANCHATANTRA VADAKAYIL
Speak the truth; follow the prescribed conduct;
Do not fail to pay attention to truth;
Never fail to perform duty
Do not disregard what is proper and good
Treat your Mother, Father and Teacher as equal to God
So also, treat your guest as God
Those acts that are irreproachable alone are to be performed, and not those that are forbidden
This is the directive. This is the advice. This is the discipline to be observed throughout life
(Taittiriyopanishad)
Examples of dharma that apply to day-to-day life:
Vyakti dharma - the dharma of an individual
Parivarika dharma - family dharma (also called kutumba dharma)
Samaja dharma - societal dharma
Rashtra dharma - national dharma
Manava dharma - the dharma of mankind
Varna dharma - professional dharma
apad dharma - exceptional/abnormal situational dharma
Yuga dharma - dharma applicable for an age
Ashrama dharma - dharma for stage of life
When you enter the Indian Parliament Building in New Delhi , you come face to face with a Sanskrit verse:
Ayam Nijah Paroveti Ganana Laghu Chetasaam
Udaara Charitaanaam tu Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam
“Small and narrow-minded people look at the reality in terms of ‘this is yours and this is mine’; for those of higher consciousness the whole world is a family”.
Alexander the Great’s generals and historians had written that the army of King Porus never retaliated with dirty tactics even when dirty tactics were used on them. The Greeks recorded that Indians fought a dharma yudha ( war with ethics ) respecting the enemy soldier’s life.
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The Western historians lied that Alexander defeated Porus. It was actually the other way around. King Porus spared and even saved Alexander's life and helped him to get out of India in one piece.
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND KING PORUS THE HIDDEN TRUTH VADAKAYIL
Yamas and Niyamas - Moral and Ethical Ideals of Hindus
1. Ahimsã (non-injury) Don't harm others by word, deed or thought.
2. Satya (truthfulness) Refrain from lying and betraying promises.
3. Asteya (nonstealing) Don't steal, covet or enter into debt.
4. Brahmachãrya (controlling sex) Observe celibacy when single, and faithfulness in marriage.
5. Kshamã (forgiveness) Restrain from intolerance and ill will.
6. Dhriti (firmness) Overcome fear, indecision, and fickleness.
7. Dayã (compassion) Conquer callous and insensitive feelings.
8. Ãrjava (honesty) Renounce fraud, cheating and stealing.
9. Mitãhãra Refrain from overeating and consuming meat.
10. Shaucha (purity) Observe purity of the body, mind and intellect.
11. Hrî (remorse) Be modest and show remorse for misconduct.
12. Santosha (contentment) Don't be a slave to the senses. Seek joy and serenity in the Self.
13. Dãna (tithing) Give generously without thought of reward. The more you give, the more you get.
14. Ãstikya (faith) Have unwavering faith in God's grace.
15. Pûjana (worship) Perform daily worship and meditation.
16. Shravana (hearing of scriptures) Study scriptures, listen to the teachings of the wise, and faithfully follow guru's advice.
17. Mati (cognition) Sharpen the intellect with guru's guidance.
18. Vrata (sacred vows) Observe scriptural injunctions faithfully.
19. Japa (chanting) Chant God's names and sacred mantras daily.
20. Tapas (austerity) Perform sãdhana (spiritual discipline) as outlined by the guru.
When the white Christian man first stepped into India in 1498, India was the world’s richest country. India held 40% of the world's GDP. India and China together held 58% of the world's GDP in 1498. These are conservative estimates by the white man himself , like how Alexander defeated Porus.
When the British finally left in 1947, India was converted to one of the poorest countries on the planet.
In such a short time they built roads, railway, harbors , airports and bridges to rob India blind. After that these immoral people ridiculed us as being beggars.
Even the Kohinoor diamond on the queens crown was stolen from India. Rothschild’s ( Jewish owner of British East India company ) massive wealth is from India. Before 7000 BC India ruled the whole world. This was a benevolent rule of Raja dharma where the emperor only gave and never took.
Our ancient books were written in Sanskrit 7000 years ago. They were orally handed down in verses for atleast 7000 years before they were finally penned down in 5000 BC.
Today the West tries to equate India with the Hopi , Mayans, Incas, Sumerians , Egyptians etc. None of them have left behind ancient wisdom consisting of philosopy, astronomy, math, science, medicine healing etc in books.
How immoraly they compare civilizations without a written language with the glory of India. More of less like comparing a pebble with the sun.
You really have no idea of the glory of ancient Indian books. You must understand that 7000 years ago, he whole world was running around naked , living in caves, clubbing down animals for raw meat and doing GRUNT GRUNT for language.
You can download the Monier Monier Willaims Sanskrit dictionary on the internet— or you can see it on line. This Sanskrit dictionary compiled by an Englishman contains only 60% of the Sanskrit words.
Yet it is three times the size of a modern English Dictionary which has lifted words from all major languages of the world— just to prove that stupid English is a great language.
Have you ever seen a ridiculous Spelling Bee contest?
Can you give me the definition please , language of origin please , part of speech please , alternate pronunciations please , word's usage in a sentence please, alternate definitions of the word please , does the word have a specified root please , can you fu#k yourslef please – ridiculous is NOT the word.
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SANSKRIT THE DIGITAL LANGUAGE VERSUS ENGLISH VADAKAYIL
Recentky I went for an old students meet at my school. I got a chance to sing my school prayer ( the Upanishads, the Brihadaranyaka ( 1.3.28 ) ) after 4 decades. Having matured , I was struck by the greatness and the dharma of ths simple prayer written 7000 years ago.
Punch into Google search OLD ALUMNI MEET and you will find my post on page 1 , first item among 23 million posts.
If you do NOT see it then enter OLD ALUMNI MEET VADAKAYIL.
Digression: Whatever you write as a blogger must come in the first 4 pages of a search engine — or it is NOT worth writing.
Only fools wink at a pretty girl in the dark.
"Om sarve bhavantu sukhinah, sarve santu nirã-maya-ah;
sarve bhadrani pashyantu mã-kaschit dukha-bhak bhavet.
Om, shãntih, shãntih, shãntih."
"Oh Lord, may all [entire mankind] be happy; may all be healthy; may all experience prosperity; may none (in the world) suffer. May peace, peace, peace be unto us and all the beings of the world." Brihadãranyaka Upanishad
Referring to the above prayer, Arthur Schopenhauer says, "I know of no more beautiful prayer than that of the Hindus...'May all that have life be delivered from suffering!'
The 4 Vedas along with the 108 Upanishads are the most sacred books of India. Without knowing the Vedas one cannot comprehend the inner soul and heights of Indian glory. Hindu religion is run by the laws of Dharma.
All the obligatory duties of the Hindu owe their allegiance to the Vedas.
They draw forth the thought of successive generations of Maharshi seers or spiritual giants from 9500 BC to 5000 BC. The Vedas are considered to be eternal, without beginning and end as they represent the divine truth itself as perceived through the elevated consciousness of our great ancient seers.
They are the only composition in the universe invested with Divine origin, and hence divine sanctity. They have been heirlooms of the Hindus from generation to generation for the past 11000 years. The Vedas are the discoveries of the laws of nature, the world and the beings living in it and the Ultimate Truth.
They are called apauruseya grantha (authorless works) . Thinking with your heart; loving with your mind. All yoga and meditation aim to attain this goal. And when the heart sees, it sees the unknowable, nameless, formless, limitless, supreme God.
The Upanishads are humanity's most profound philosophical inquiry and the first perceptions of the unity of all, the oneness of man and God. The Upanishads are also called the Vedanta.
Wanna know how the immoral West copied from India and patented knowledge in their names, showing their Adharma? These Sanskrit and astronomy terms are written down 7000 years ago.
The heart of Hinduism is oneness and inclusivity.. The Vedic rishis had stressed, there are many paths to the final goal. This is why Hinduism has a multiplicity of Gods and Goddesses. This is why Hinduism abjures all divides and separates. It happily embraces all different paths.
Know thyself is the quintessence. It has no founder or a Supreme head.. It is a relentless pursuit of truth, flexible to suit all situations. Hinduism does NOT care for individual leadership or hierarchy.
The Upanishads are not philosophy but are darshanas, “something seen” and therefore to be realized. It is in the Upanishads we find all the fundamentals that are central to Hinduism — the concepts of 'karma' (action), 'samsara' (reincarnation), 'moksha' (nirvana), the 'atman' (soul), and the 'Brahman' (Absolute Almighty- the morphogenetic consciousness field ).
Manu Smriti is one of the foremost documents on Hindu dharma.
The white Christian invader injected poison into this noble and graceful document, for immoral purposes of “divide and rule” and conversions of disgruntled Hindu low castes into Christianity.
They injected falsehoods that Manu wrote that Shudras ( low caste dalits ) are made from the feet of god, while brahmins ( upper caste ) have been made from the head, the Kshatriyas ( warriors ) from the arms and vaishyas ( skilled labour and traders ) from the thighs.
Absolutely ridiculous things were injected by the vulgar white man with the help of stooges like BR Ambedkar and EVR Periyar-- like’” If a shudra listens to the Vedas molten lead should be poured into his ears “ .
Hey maan , why not molten copper up his a$$hole.
Why this partiality to lead ? Pray?
TEEE HEEEEE !!!
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Ajyesthaaso Akanisthaasa Yete
Sam Bhraataro Vaavrudhuh Soubhagaya
- RigVeda, Mandala-5, Sukta-60, Mantra-5- (5000 BC)
‘No one is superior or inferior; all are brothers; all should strive for the interest of all and progress collectively’.
Manusmriti written by the ancient sage Manu, prescribes 10 essential rules for the observance of dharma: Patience (dhriti), forgiveness (kshama), piety or self control (dama), honesty (asteya), sanctity (shauch), control of senses (indraiya-nigrah), reason (dhi), knowledge or learning (vidya), truthfulness (satya) and absence of anger (krodha).
Manu further writes, "Non-violence, truth, non-coveting, purity of body and mind, control of senses are the essence of dharma". Therefore dharmic laws govern not only the individual but all in society.
Manu further writes, "Nonviolence, truth, non-coveting, purity of body and mind, control of senses are the essence of Dharma". Dharma thus is a code of conduct that is intended to secure both worldly joys and supreme happiness.
To act dharmically is, in essence, to act appropriately; what is appropriate is determined by the context in which the action is to be performed and who is performing it. A Shudra is NOT expected to sacrifice his life when the country is in danger. He is NOT exptec to do skilled labour or brainwork he is incapable of.
Nobody is a Shudra by birth.
If on my ship, my steward who could NOT pass his school exams want the same salary as I the Captain, he wants family carrying facility, he wants same comforts and space in his cabin –it is just wishful thinking. Mayawati cannot hope to snatch away the beauty contest crown from Aishwarya Rai, no matter how hard she tries.
Manu cautions everyone to have self -control, so that his mind does not act as the instigator for committing any sinful mental action which would inevitably lead to one or the other type of evil verbal actions or wicked bodily actions.
A verse from Manusmriti:-
“Satyam BruyatPriyamBruyat”
Ma Bruyat Satyam Apriyam;
PriyamCaNanrutam,
BruyatEshaDharmahSanatanah;”
Translation: Speak truth in such a way that it should be pleasing to others. Never speak truth which is unpleasant to others. Never speak truth which might be pleasant. This is the path of eternal morality, Sanatana Dharma.
Meaning: The main point is speaking truth which in one’s dharma. Speaking such truth tactfully which benefits others and is pleasant to listen.
MANU XII 10-11 :- That man is called 'Tridandin' who has established three controls, on his mind viz., (i) Manodanda -control over his thoughts, (ii) Vakdanda -control over his speech and (iii) Kayadanda- control over his body.
He who exercises these three controls with respect to all created beings and wholly subdues desire and wrath, assuredly gains complete success in his life.
Manu calls upon man to use his conscience . His verseneeds every individual to establish an internal check, which alone is the guarantee for good conduct or to eschew bad conduct and not the fear of state police, which only makes a man to be more careful and secretive in committing offence. This internal check is what is meant by "God Fearing" as Atma (Soul) is God within the man. If man listens to his conscience he will not commit the sin.
Manu has gone into terrific detail. Few examples only – or it will run into hundreds of pages.
MANU X-163 :-
Asteya is the unterior motive or desire to secure wealth by illegitimate methods which makes a man corrupt, a cheat, a smuggler, a black marketeer, an exploiter, and makes even men in noble professions exploit the miseries of others to make more and more money in utter disregard to professional ethics. Therefore, it is very essential to ingrain in the heart and mind of every individual the desire not to indulge in 'asteya' i.e., acquiring wealth by illegitimate and immoral methods.
Shoucham : Manu commands every individual to maintain purity of thought, word and deed (Trikarana shuddi i.e., Kaya, Vacha, Manasa), which is also called Antaranga Shuddi (internal/mental purity) and Bahiranga Shuddi (external purity or purity in action).
This rule means absolute honesty in that there should be harmony in thought, word and deed of an individual. One should not think something in the mind, speak something else, and do entirely another thing. Hypocrisy is addressed here , which is so abundant in the west.
Indriyanigraha: Manu wants every individual to have of control over his senses. Failing which the man will indulge in all types of illegal and immoral actions, being instigated by the one or more of the six inherent enemies (Arishadvargas). This lands himself as well as others in misery and loss of happiness.
The mere knowledge of the rules of Dharma, however does not make a man 'Dharmishta' i.e., a man acting always in conformity with Dharma. Therefore, Dharma has to be ingrained in the mind of every individual from child hood. It is a slow but a sure process. This process was called 'Samskara'.
MANUVI11-15:- Dharma protects those who protect it. Those who destroy Dharma get destroyed. Therefore, Dharma should not be destroyed so that we may not be destroyed as a consequence thereof.
MANU-IX-3 :-The father protects the girl in her childhood, the husband protects her after marriage and her sons protect her in old age.
MANU II-145 :- The acharya is more venerable than a Upadhyaya (teacher). Father is more venerable than an acharya. But the mother is more venerable than the father.
MANU III-51-52 :-No father who knows (the law) must take even the smallest gratuity for his daughter; for a man who, through avarice, takes a gratuity, is a seller of his offspring.
MANU Ch.IV-176: Discard wealth (artha) or desire (kama) if it is contrary to Dharma as also any custom or rules regarded as source of Dharma if at any time they were to lead to unhappiness or arouse people's indignation.
Manu’s concept of gratitude (Kritajnata) included custom of worshipping animals, and plants as also Ayudha Pooja, i.e., worshipping one day in year all the implements or instruments through which we earn our lively hood.
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MANU SMRITHI -IX -101 and III-60 : -
Mutual friendship and fidelity is the highest Dharma to be observed by husband and wife, throughout their life. The family in which husband and wife have mutual affection and respect always secures happiness and prosperity.
(The West has 63% divorce rate. The balance 37% have had multiple sexual partners. Only the gays /dykes and the repulsively fat and ugly do NOT include in this 37% )
MANU 4-239 -242 :-When one departs from this world to the other World, neither father nor mother, neither son nor wife will accompany him. Only the "Dharma" practiced by an individual follows him even after death. A person takes birth alone and dies alone, he alone enjoys or suffers the consequences of his evil deeds.
Manusmriti says that ahimsa is the foremost among the dharmas that are common to all. It is included in the yoga of mind control. Ahimsa means much more than non-injury or nn-violence ; it implies not doing harm to others even by thought or word.
From ahimsa Hinduism imparted to the world the practice of vegetarianism: Yajurveda dictates -"Do not injure the beings living on the earth, in the air and in the water."
Manu Smriti says - Yatra Naryastu Pujyante Ramante Tatra Devatah – “Where women are worshipped there the angels tread”.
This great law-giver of Hinduism and first lawgiver on this planet defined the status of a wife and her equal rights thus:
1. If a wife dies, her husband may marry another wife. (Manu, Chapter V, Verse 168). If a husband dies, a wife may marry another husband. (Manu,
2. If a wife becomes fallen by drunkenness or immorality her husband may marry another. (Manu, Chapter IX, Verse 80). If a husband becomes fallen, a wife may re-marry another husband.
4. If a husband deserts his wife, she may marry another. (Manu, Chapter IX, Verse 76 )
Untouchability and caste-based discrimination were unknown during the Varnashrama days. No one was born high and no one low. You became what you are with your karma.
A dimwit who cannot pass a single exam in school has no reason to write the IIT entrance exam and hope to get Computer Science stream.
It is easy to secure a job on quota but very difficult to hold on to it, unless you work for the useless and corrupt Indian government offices or town municipality office.
MANU SMRITI:
Janmanaa Jaayate Shudrah Sanskaraat Dwija Ucchate
Vedapaathi Bhavet Viprah Brahma janaati Brahmanah
“By birth all are Shudras only. By actions men become Dwija (twice-born). By reading the Vedas one becomes Vipra and becomes Brahman by gaining the knowledge of God.”
“He in whom the qualities of truth, munificence, forgiveness, gentleness, abstinence from cruel deeds, contemplation, and benevolence are observed, is called a Brahmin in the Smriti. A man is not a Sudra (low Caste) by being a Sudra nor a Brahmin by being a Brahmin”.-- Vanparva Mahabharata
Na Visheshosti Varnanaam Sarvam Braahmyamidam Jagat
Brahmanaa poorva Sristhim hi Karmabhih Varnataam Gatam
“There are no distinctions of castes. Divine consciousness is omnipresent in the world. It was Brahmanic entirely at first. The Varnas have emerged in consequence of men’s actions.” -Shantiparva Mahabharata
THE CASTE SYSTEM IN INDIA WAS POISON INJECTED BY THE IMMOTAL WHITE CHRISTIAN INVADER TO DIVIDE AND RULE , AND TO CONVERT FRUSTRATED LOW CASTES INTO CHRISTIANITY.
THEY CREATED THEIR OWN HINDU MUTTS ( Example KANCHI MUTT ) WITH THEIR OWN PLANTED STOOGES FOR THIS FOUL NEED.
You can read in Aiteriya Brahmana (ii.3.19), that Kavasha Ailusha, who was a Sudra and son of a low woman, was greatly respected for his literary attainments, and admitted into the class of Rishis – the pre-eminent Hindu sages.
He as a shudra became a Maharishi and wrote some of the hymns of Rig-Veda (Rig., X. 30-40).
In the Chandogyopanishad we can read that Jabala, also known as Satya Kama, had no gotra, or family name whatever (Chan. Upa., IV. 4). Though born of low parents, Jabala founded a School of the Yajur Veda.
In the Apasthambha Sutra (II. 5-10) and Manu Smriti (x. 65) we can read that a Sudra can become a Brahman and a Brahman can become a Sudra.”.
From Vyasa, Valmiki, and Vishva Karma , till the white man invaded India , we find hundreds of eminent Rishis who are Sudras by Varna.
Megasthenes, the great Greek historian has recorded two milleniums ago that there were four castes in Hindus and a Hindu of any caste may become a Sophist (Brahmin).
Caste hierarchy and privileges based on caste had no sanction in Hinduism. They are the direct result of the immoral white Christian invader and their vested historians.
The very expression Dharma in Manusmriti is opposed to and inconsistent with any social inequality by birth . The relevant provisions of the Shruti (Vedas) leave no room for doubt that discrimination on the ground of birth or otherwise had no Vedic sanction; on the other hand such discrimination was plainly opposed to vedic injunction.
Discrimination of any kind is, therefore, contrary to Dharma. It is really Adharma. All discrimination in Hindu society was introduced by the white Christian invader to divide and rule.
Sanatana Dharma respects the planet along with its flora and fauna. It is the only religion which advocates vegetarianism.
Manu wrote that polluting the environment was a punishable offence. In Manu’s laws a person could be ex-communicated from society for mindless felling of tress or killing of animals, the way the English speaking white man shot the buffalo and exterminated the Indian American , or how the Australian Aborigine race was exterminated..
The whole idea of Vaastu was to construct something without disturbing the flow of nature and interrupting natural flow of energy. It is about peaceful co-existence and comfort. Vaastu is about living in harmony with nature , grateful for her natural bounties.
It tells us not dominate and harass other living beings, have inherent grace and know your “duties”.. That human beings are just but a link in this symbiotic chain of life and consciousness
SANATANA means " that which holds eternal Vedic knowledge"-- encompassing everything from microcosm to macrocosm. Dharma leads to eternal bliss, both in this world and the next. It is your sole and soul companion after death.
Dharma leads you on the path of self realisation. Dharma includes adhara or regulation of daily life as per your conscience and written Vedic laws.
The Vedic rishis had stressed, there are many paths to the final goal. This is why Hinduism has a multiplicity of Gods and Goddesses. This is why Hinduism abjures all divides and separates. It happily embraces all different paths.
Hinduism is a spiritual code. Know thyself is the quintessence. It has no founder or a Supreme head. There is NO supreme middleman like the Pope who can canonise a human into a saint, by hoodwinking the unsuspecting masses.
Ever known of an evil woman who used India as an open sore , to attract flies ( milk money ) which she used to open up 700 Christianity conversion centers around the world?
Punch into Google search –
DIABOLICAL MINISTERING ANGEL VADAKAYIL
Hinduism does NOT care for individual leadership or hierarchy. This is a religion without fundamentals or lack of compulsions. You cannot get ex-communicated for NOT toeing the line. Hinduism has never converted , by guile ( Christian missionaries ) or force ( Muslim ) -- nor has a army of missionaries , ramming it down unwilling throats.
though we use the Bhagawat Gita to swear an oath, as set down by our British rulers in court-- we do NOT have a single holy book, like the Bible or Koran. Such has been the tolerance to deviant beliefs. At the heart of Hinduism remains mans' essential quest for union with the Absolute supreme. Hinduism is based on reason and NOT faith--unless the faith is an extension of reason.
The Hindu tradition , unlike other religions --has always concerned itself with the human situation rather than the Hindu situation. Instead of basing its identity on separating Hindu from non-Hindu or believer from non-believer, Hinduism has sought to recognize principles and practices that would lead any individual to become a better human being and understand and live in harmony with dharma.
The distinction of dharma from the Western sense of religion is crucial to understanding Hindu religious identity Dharma is an all-important concept for Hindus. In addition to tradition and moral order, it also signifies the path of knowledge and correct action.
Because of Hinduism’s emphasis on living in accordance with dharma, anyone who is striving for spiritual knowledge and seeking the right course of ethical action is, in the broadest sense, a follower of sanatana dharma.
According to the doctrine of karma, our present condition in life is the consequence of the actions of our previous lives. The choices we have made in the past directly affect our condition in this life, and the choices we make today and thereafter will have consequences for our future lives in samsara.
Ahimsa, “non-injury” or the absence of the desire to harm, is regarded by Indian thinkers as one of the keystones of our ethics. Jews have never been persecuted in Kerala over the millenniums. Hebrew religion and Hinduism co-existed, only because Hindus are tolerant .
They absorbed the inherent greed and clannishness of a quintessential Jew , without retaliation or retribution. While the rest of the world targeted the Jews throughout the ages. If you read the Jewish Talmud, you will know why.
In Sanatana Dharma Rita is the principle of cosmic truth and order.
In the 7000 year old Rig Veda there is a remarkable insight on the notion of Rita, the inflexible law of universal order and harmony whereby all disorders and chaos is restored to equilibrium.
Rita is, in essence, the ordering principle of nature which gives to everything from the vast galaxies, down to the nucleus of an atom, their nature and course.
To understand Advaita Hinduism punch into Google search-
ADVAITA VEDANTA PHILOSOPHY SANATANA DHARMA VADAKAYIL
The Hindu gods are never portrayed as having command over Ṛita. Instead, the gods, like all created beings, remain subject to Ṛita, and their divinity largely resides in their serving it in the role of executors, agents or instruments of its manifestation.
This is why we have a multiplicity of Gods and NOT a single bleeding man on the cross or a fat man in meditative pose. Because of rita, the sun and moon pursue their daily journeys across the sky, and the seasons proceed in regular movement.
In the Vedic vision, this law of cosmic order is conceived to be manifesting at three levels: on the cosmic plane Rita governs the course of nature; on the socio-ethical level, Rita imparts justice; and on the religio-spiritual level.
Though originally understood as a subordinate component of the essentially metaphysical concept of Ṛita, Dharma eventually grew to overshadow. Ṛita remained largely confined to the Vedas, and most Hindus don’t even know the meaning of Rita. .
A central concept of the Ṛigveda is that created beings fulfil their true natures when they follow the path set for them by the ordinances of Ṛita, and failing to follow those divine ordinances was thought to be responsible for the appearance of various forms of calamity and suffering . A man who follows the ordinances of nature ( universal laws ) can be described as one who acts according to the "Dharma of Ṛita".
Dharma, was originally conceived of as a manifestation of Ṛita inasmuch as it represents that aspect of the universal Order which specifically concerns the mundane natural, religious, social and moral spheres as expressed in ritualistic regulations, public laws, moral principles and laws of nature. . Rita, gives order to the universe and shows the righteous path for the mind to follow.
It is the psychological principle teaching man how to lead a moral life. Thus we can see that according to the Vedic seers, the same ideal functions as the guiding principle for individual as well as universal life.
That is why in the first sukta of the Rig Veda itself, addressed to Agni, the sages call their deity ritasya didivim, the illuminator of truth.
To understand Dvaita Hindusim , punch into Google search-
DVAITA VEDANTA OF SANATANA DHARMA VADAKAYIL
When I see evangelists on foreign funded TV trying to propagate certain shallow religions, and trying hard to convert by force or by sops of by baffling with bull, I realize the difference between a pebble and the sun. In Malayalam itself there are 6 cable channels trying hard to sell Jerusalem.
Sorry, the sun is NOT in competition.
Sorry, the sun is NOT in competition.
Ṛita is frequently used in reference to various Vedic deities. Thus, Maharishi Bṛihaspati , the mentor of Indian gods, known to the West as Thor or Zeus - is referred to as possessing a powerful bow with "Ṛita as its string".
Ṛita can be abstract concepts such as "law", "order",, "truth", and "regularity". It can also be concrete objects such as the waters, aakasha ( ether ) or the sun as manifestations of the operation of Ṛita in the cosmos.
India is widely recognized at the last place on earth where spirituality still exists. Even the western thinkers agree that a chapter which had a Western beginning will have to have an Indian ending if it is not to end in self-destruction of the human race.
At this supremely dangerous moment in human history the only way of salvation for the mankind is an Indian way – Arnold Toynbee
In times of confusion and crisis regarding what is right and what is wrong, one's own conscience is the sole guide.
"In times of doubt, O, son of Kunti [Arjuna], one must decide using one's own good sense”- Bhagawat Gita
Hindus respect and appreciate culture in terms of itself. We are sensitive to cultural nuances . We listen and we respect local values . We understand that culture has a life of its own and is stronger than life and triumphs over death.
We believe human beings have feelings unlike machines. In an Indian company employees areseen as bread winners at home. Shared ethos has more weight than adherence to hard written rules and there is absence of deception.
Divorce rate within Hindus is the lowest in the world--it is a mindset . Marriage is NOT based on lust, but by sacred commitment of 7 pheras around a holy fire. No Hindu woman will go for silicon implants to save her marriage. When a Hindu greets you with a Namaste, he bows to the greatness in you.
Patanjali Yoga sutra (1.33) -- Mind becomes purified by cultivating feelings of maitri ( friendliness, lovingness) which is a feeling towards others when others are happy, Karuna ( compassion or mercy) feelings towards others when others are suffering, mudita (gladness or good will) towards where there are good things happening and upeksha (indifference, neutrality or acceptance) where there is bad things are happening or bad behavior from other people.
Dharma fosters a climate of social and spiritual responsibility. Dharma is not a set of rules that restrict your way of life or cramp your style. Dharma puts things in their proper place, allows your perspective and creates and maintains balance.
In the Dharmashastras, dharma is examined from virtually every imaginable angle, every perspective , from kingly duties, cultural norms, sexual relations, and everyday social rules such as manners and etiquette.
And mind you it is not the ridiculous Emily Post type of snooty etiquette where a genteel lady has to crook her little finger while having tea.
Hinduism teaches that people who remain on the path of dharma lead successful, happy lives. It is the secret to divine joy on earth.
Today, with emigration and globalisation, and the assault of foreign funded TV on our culture, it is far more difficult for Hindus to discern what practices are consistent with dharma.
Karma is understood in Hinduism as a universal law of cause and effect. Positive actions produce positive effects; negative actions produce negative effects. To act dharmically is to act in a karmically positive manner, therefore.
When one acts dharmically, one necessarily produces positive karma. This karma is cumulative: one accrues karma, positive and negative, not only throughout the course of one's life, but throughout the course of one's multiple rebirths. It is karma that determines one's rebirths. Once your accrued karma log is cleared , on god’s sanction alone, you attain moksha, which is the final end to earthly sojourns.
Dharma embraces every type of righteous conduct covering every aspect of life essential for the sustenance and welfare of the indiavidual and society and includes those rules which guide and enable those to attain moksha (eternal bliss).
Dharma nourishes our society and existence. One must carry out their duties without being attached to the results of their actions. Hinduism connects metaphysics, ethics, and ontology. Ethics only makes sense if it is based on the nature of self and reality.
This makes Hindu ethics unique in terms of other views that separate ethics as separate discipline. Dharma is the greatest and the most valuable contribution to humanity by India. All our present day problems are a direct result of disregarding 'Dharma' , under the influence of a materialistic philosophy, ( dished out by foreign funded media and TV )in the belief that it alone can usher in happiness and secure the welfare of the people.
Dharma is a Sanskrit expression of the widest import. There is no corresponding word in any other language—for righteous conduct in every sphere of activity. Dharma sustains the society. Dharma ensures the well being and progress of humanity.
Above: Protecting the environment, flora and fauna is the Dharma of a Hindu.
The life of a man as per Dharma is broken down into four stages— you could call this periods of 25 years each..
BRAHMACHARYA: The first is the student stage. The student is unmarried and hence called a brahmacarin. He devotes himself to studies in a gurukula ( school ) under a Guru ( teacher ) . During this stage his dharma is to acquire knowledge and skills and kept his mind and body supremely fit. He is required to cultivate moral character and discipline which would enable him to develop his personality so that he would not only be useful to himself but also to the members of the family and to society as well. During this stage he cannot lead a wanton life.
GRIHASTA: By now he can becomes a householder and marry. He must continue his lineage an procreate. He must earn legitimate income and through it to serve the family and the society. He must maintain sexual morality and keep his family happy by providing for them every which way . He must strive to educate his children and make them worthy citizens. Marriage is a compromise where you create a sense of belonging. He has a dharma to be useful to society.
VANAPRASTHA: In this stage a man must gain spiritual knowledge and do meditation and yoga. He must now loosen his attachment to wordly and material life . He must retire from earning activities and devoting more time to the service of society. He must give back what you have taken from society with interest. This could be skills or knowledge. During this period, he is required to encourage his sons to take up family responsibility and of course get good vetted spouses for them.
SANYASA : In the final stage man must get seclusion and renounce the material life to lead of life of spirituality . He must turn his mind towards God or Paramatma.
Thus, the four Ashramas were by and large intended to secure human excellence by requiring an individual to discharge the four pious obligations in an effective manner, and by leading a purposeful life. This arrangement was intended not only to ensure that an individual would not go astray but also that he would follow the path of righteousness through out his life.
The Dharma of the wind to blow, the Dharma of the sun to heat up the world and sustain life, the Dharma of fire to burn. It is the Dharma of the Plants to give out oxygen . It is the dharma of animals and humans to give out carbon dioxide and plants to take in carbon di oxide at night .
And behind the delicate workings and inter-relations between the various cosmic phenomena, there is an order, an intelligently engineered and organized system, a set of laws that seem to be at work governing the great forces and powers (Shakti) at play behind these laws.
This is Rita , the cosmic order, that includes many dynamic sub-orders, each represented by powers and forces of great intensity and magnitude, each governed by their own dharma or internal law of being and working – each interacting upon one another, within the boundaries of that law, sustaining, maintaining and upholding all things material and phenomenal in this universe.
Our ancient seers and maharishis saw rights and responsibilities as two sides of the same coin and decided to emphasize responsibilities and duty over rights, whereas other civilizations emphasized rights.
They knew that when responsibilities and duties are fulfilled, people receive their rights. For example, when parents fulfill their duties and responsibilities for their children--their children receive their rights. The same principle applies for a nation and its citizens. Where people live in conformity with their dharma, the individual rights of all others are naturally granted.
यतोभ्युदयनि:श्रेयससिद्धि: स धर्म: ।
Meaning : Dharma is that by means of which one acquires prosperity and the ultimate upliftment. Vaisheshik Sutras 1.12
श्रेयान्स्वधर्मो विगुण: परधर्मात्स्वनुष्ठितात् ।
स्वधर्मे निधनं श्रेय: परधर्मो भयावह: ।। - श्री महाभारत ६.२७.३५
Meaning : One's own code of dharma is superior even if it be faulty in comparison to another's code of righteousness which may be easier to adopt. Mahabharata 6.27.35
The belief in the existence of the all-pervasive Divinity in the universe creates an attitude of acceptance, reverence, benevolence and compassion for all things and beings in the mind of a Hindu. He does not see any intrinsic evil in Nature. He sees the ground, the sky, the trees, the hills and mountains, and the rivers all sacred.
A Hindu considers life a divine pilgrimage from "unreal to real, darkness to light, and death to immortality." Being on this road of pilgrimage, a Hindu has no intention to hurt anyone. He is thoroughly convinced that whatever he does in this life will come back to him in the next life.
Thus he must do good and be good now, as he will have to come back again and again in this world until all karma scores are settled. This is why a beggar with just a loin cloth as his property does NOT attack anybody on the streets , like in countries where Christianity rules.
In Muslim countries they are plain scared of losing their neck or limb. It is NOT morality which deters them-- just raw fear of severe painful retribution. This is like you wife makes bed tea for you , because she is afraid of getting slapped -- NOT out of love.
In Muslim countries they are plain scared of losing their neck or limb. It is NOT morality which deters them-- just raw fear of severe painful retribution. This is like you wife makes bed tea for you , because she is afraid of getting slapped -- NOT out of love.
Saraswati is the goddess of learning and knowledge. Thus, if a Hindu wants to pray for acquiring knowledge and understanding, he prays to Saraswatî. Just as sunlight cannot have a separate and independent existence from the sun itself, a Hindu deity does not have a separate and independent existence from the Supreme Being.
Thus, Hindu worship of deities is monotheistic polytheism and not simple polytheism. .Hindus declare that there is only one Supreme Being and He is the God of all religions, which is the morphogenetic field of consciousness ( the intelligent empty space within the atom )
Above: There are 108 Upanishads , the number of beads in a rudraksha mala .
The person who hates none, who is friendly and has compassion for all, who has no selfishness and ego, who , maintains balance of mind in pain and pleasure, who has contentment, is steady in meditation, self controlled, and firm in his decision, who is dedicated to me, and who is my devotee is dear to me. Bhagavadgita, Chapter XII-13-14
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Let the sastras be your authority in deciding what you should do and what you should desist from doing. Having understood what is ordained by the Sastras, you should act accordingly. Bhagawat Gita 16-24
As per Christianity, every man is a sinner till he is saved by Jesus. Christian salvation is the so called solution to the problem of Eternal Damnation caused by Original Sin.
But that problem does not exist within the Hindu dharma traditions. Why should you be saved when you have NOT been condemned in the first place. You have a clear conscience and you have NOT stitched up anybody.
Imagine someone asking you if you have been pardoned from your prison sentence, and you wonder what effin’ prison sentence. You have no sin hooks on your body dragging you to eternal hell which has to be unhooked by the Lord (PBUH ).
Christianity's fundamental tenet is that that every human is born a sinner and remains so until he surrenders himself to Jesus Christ.
Hinduism is the religion of bliss. It considers the Right of Happiness to be the highest fundamental right of all humans.
As an essential prerequisite for the Right to Happiness, the Rig Veda unequivocally declares that all human beings are equal.
The Vedas and Upanishads were the primordial source of Dharma, a compendious term for all Human Rights and Duties, the observance of which was regarded as essential for securing peace and happiness to individuals and society.
The Smritis and Puranas were collections of the rules of Dharma including Civil Rights and criminal liabilities (Vyavahara Dharma) as also Raja Dharma (Constitutional Law). There were also several other authoritative works on Raja Dharma, the Kamandaka, Shukra Niti and Kautilya’s Artha Shastra. All of them unanimously declare that the objective of the State was to secure happiness of all.
Samani Prapaa Saha Vonnabhagah
Samane Yoktre Saha vo Yunajmi
Aaraah Nabhimivaabhitah
“All have equal Rights to articles of food and water. The yoke of the chariot of life is placed equally on the shoulders of all. All should live together in harmony supporting one another like the spokes of a wheel of the chariot connecting its rim and hub”. (Atharva Veda – Samjnana Sukta).
Narada Smriti, requires the king to protect non-believers too.
“Pashandanaigama sreni poogavraata ganadishu
Samrakshet samayam Raja Durge Janapade Tatha”
“The king should accord protection to compacts of associations of believers of Vedas (Naigamas) as also the non-believers (Pashandis) and others” (Narada Smriti, Dharma Kosha)
“We not only tolerate, but we Hindus accept every religion …. Knowing that all religions, from the lowest fetishism to the highest absolutism, mean so many attempts of the human soul to grasp and realize the infinite, each determined by the conditions of its birth and association, and each of them marking a stage of progress” – Hinduism expert, Swami Vivekananda at the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893.
The secular ideals of Europe are nascent in front of the Hindu ideal of ‘Sarva Dharma Samabhav’ – ‘Equal Respect for all Religions’. Whereas the secular ideology stops at calling for ‘tolerance’ to the diversity,
Hinduism goes much further. It doesn’t just tolerate; it accepts every religion. It transcends all barriers of religious bigotry and even celebrates diversity. Diversity in form and unity in spirit is what Hinduism stands for.
Before 7000 BC, India ruled the whole world. After 7000 BC, India ruled from Jeruslam to Urals to Vietnam. The ancient Maharishis of that era, have said that that the whole humanity is like a big extended family.
Samaani va Aakootihi Samaanaa Hridayaanivah
Samaanamastu vo Mano Yathaa Vah Susahaasati
- RigVeda, Mandala-10, Sukta-191, Mantra-4
“Let there be oneness in your resolutions, hearts and minds; let the determination to live with mutual cooperation be firm in you all”.
The modern globalist want us to believe that the whole world is a huge market. While the generous ancient Hindus (of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – the world as one Family) stood for one harmonious world, the greedy globalisation cartel stands for one vulgar market. In reality what we are actually achieving is not globalisation, but Walmart-isation and Monsato-isation.
Prajasukhe Sukham Rajnah Prajanam cha Hite Hitam
Naatmapriyam Hitam Rajnah Prajanaam tu Priyam Hitam
“In the happiness of the subjects lies the happiness of the King; in their welfare his welfare. The King shall not consider what pleases himself as good; whatever pleases his subjects is only good for him” (Artha Shastra)
These Fundamental Rights represent the basic values cherished by the Indians since the Vedic times and they are calculated to protect the dignity and happiness of the individual and create conditions in which every human being can develop his personality to the fullest extent.
Manusmriti mandates that highest respect and regard must be extended to women. Gods are pleased, with the house in which women are respected, in that house in which women are insulted and are made to suffer, every thing done is sure to go waste. If in a house daughter, the daughter-in-law, and the sisters 'and other women suffer, that house is sure to be destroyed. The house in which such women live happily, secures wealth and happiness.
“It may be confidently asserted that in no nation of antiquity were women held in so much esteem as amongst Hindus” Prof Horace Heyman Wilson Director , Royal Asiatic Society.
The Indians who were taken abroad as slaves by the British, by DECEIT MOST FOUL also hung on to their religion against all odds.
Punch in Google search THE INDENTURED COOLIE, SLAVERY REINVENTED VADAKAYIL
The Muslim priesthood till today sanctifies four wives and gives abusive religious dictats called "fatwa" from the mosque.
Christian priesthood claims superiority and entices the poor and vulnerable of other faiths to conversion with immoral sops. This type of sops is what a pedophile uses on 4 year old girls—first give a lollipop to suck on, and then later something else..
It is NOT allowed to exploit human vulnerability as per Hindu dharma.
Dharma has attributes like rationality, sense of duty, justice, peace, truthfulness, hospitality, kindness , respect, compassion, non-violence, rectitude, humanity, spirituality, fairness , patience, self restraint , tolerance, ethics, service to others, right to life , natural justice, virtue, morality, bonafide work and philanthropy. Dharma thus truly symbolises universal values of humanism and forms the basis of global ethics.
Tadrisho ayam anuprashno yatra dharmaha sudurlabaha
Dushkamha pralisankhyatum tatkenatra vysvasyathi
Prabhavarthaya bhutanam dharmapravachanam kritam
Yasyat prabhavasamyuktaha sa dharma iti nischayaha
It is most difficult to define Dharma. Dharma has been explained to be that which helps the upliftment of living beings. Therefore, that which ensures the welfare of living beings is surely Dharma. The learned rishis have declared that that which sustains is Dharma.-- Bhishma to Yuddhistra Mahabharata
Respect for all religions is Dharma. Dharma is universal, it applies to all whether they belong to any religion or not. It is a code of conduct for all human beings for all time to come. It is eternal and unalterable just as you cannot alter the property of fire of burning and of water of flowing.
The goal of dharma is to raise the quality of life , ensure spiritual awaking and fulfill humanity’s destiny. To be a Hindu, you don’t need any certificate from any temple, church or mosque or praying house .
You need not recite any verse. You need not believe in any particular God or book. You simply have to have a conscience and be honest to yourself.
Can anybody be a Muslim if he outrightly rejects Quran? Can anybody be a Christian if he outrightly rejects the holy Bible ?
Can any Muslim in Pakistan or Saudi Arabia say in public to other muslims that he wants to convert to Christianity, and still hope to be alive the next day? As long as a Muslim in in minority he wants a SECULAR government. But soon he will procreate like mice ( if conversions by force are NOT happeneing ) and then as soon as he is in majority he wants SHARIA Islamic government with religious police to enforce .
But yes, one can be a Hindu even if he outrightly rejects the Vedas.
Scientists have found out today that Vedic mantras have therapeutic and psychological benefits even when recited without understanding them. For Sanskrit emanated from the DNA of seers.
Punch into google search –
POWER OF MANTRAS ON HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS VADAKAYIL
Hinduism’s goal is to provide a nurturing platform for all. Hinduism allows different options to all of us at all times to choose what is naturally best for us and progress from there.
Hinduism existed when division of humans on basis of religion was non-existent. Hinduism is a ‘celebration’ of ‘being human’. Hinduism, is a synonym for ‘being human’.
Vedic provisions forcefully declare equality among all human beings. They impresses that just as no spoke of a wheel is superior to another, no individual can claim to be, or regarded as, superior to others. This was the grand concept of equality in India.
Below is a British stooge BR Ambedkar, who was used to divide Hindus, for divide and rule. You will understand the vulgar games this man played , if you punch into Google search -
CNN IBN POLL GREATEST INDIAN SINCE MAHATMA GANDHI VADAKAYIL
Dharanat dharma mityahu dharmo dhara-yate prajaha
Yat syad dharanasamyuktam sa dharma iti nischayaha
Dharma sustains the society. Dharma maintains the social order. Dharma ensures well being and progress of humanity. Dharma is surely that which fulfills these objectives- Lord Krishna To Arjuna Karna Parva, Mahabharata
People from other religions ridicule Hindus for having so many dieties.
My answer to them is this.
Are any of these deities imposed on Hindus ? Or is the deity chosen by a Hindus free choice? Is any holy book or messiah or place of worship ever imposed on a Hindu? Does any Hindus ever claim that only he is on the right path? This is the uniqueness of Hindu Dharma. This is the all-encompassing pervasiveness of Hindu Dharma. This is the proof of the greatness of Hindu Dharma.
In fact the supreme brahmAn – the morphogenetic consciousness field – is just an intelligent empty space which controls every electron.
Hindu Dharma considers compassion and moral conscience in human beings sacred. Other religions preach that ‘man is a sinner and God sends His Prophet to the earth for his emancipation’.
धारणात् धर्मं इत्याहुर्धर्मो धारयती प्रजा: । - महाभारत १२.१०९.११
Righteousness is that which nurtures the subjects and in turn the society. - Mahabharat 12.109.11
At least once each year every Hindu must make a pilgrimage to a holy place, near or far. This is a time when all worldly matters are set aside and God becomes the central and singular focus of life.
Dharma is the moral law combined with spiritual discipline that guides one's life. Hindus onsider dharma the very foundation of life.
Prithivim dharmana dhritam
The world is upheld by dharma- Atharva Veda
All Mankind is One Family- Rig Veda, 1.164.46
Hindu dharma has no founder, the word Sanatana implies that it always existed. Dharma is anything that upholds or sustains a positive order. Hindus consider that loyalty to one's moral values is the highest loyalty, and of all the losses, loss of one's character and conscience are the worst.
Morality proceeds from the inner spirit of man. In Hindu dharma , one's motive is as important in the performance of an action as the action itself. Harmlessness to all life on earth is of the highest morality .
Hindus place greater emphasis on the attitude of the mind rather than on postulation of the elaborate theories of what is right and what is wrong as in other religions (like the ten commandments ). The purity of the heart is important. Sanatana Dharma is not restricted to Indian boundaries but it is universal.
Hinduism is not just mere faith. It is the union of reason and intuition that cannot be defined but is only to be experienced. When we live in accordance with the divine law of dharma, we are in harmony with truth and move toward spiritual advancement.
Since Christianity and Islam were born they have filled the earth with violence, drenched the soil with blood again and again . They have destroyed civilizations, and sent whole nations to despair.
The world is now coming back to the mother of all religions Hinduism—the west call as PAGAN. Hindusim is 110 centuries old, while Christianity is 20 centuries old and Islam is 14 centuries old. This is the only religion without fundamentals or lack of compulsions.
Sanatana as “eternal moral order” encourages Hindus to seek truth wherever it might be found, each individual must realize this truth through his or her own systematic effort. Ancient India and her unique culture has survived over 12000 years, because Hinduism was developed along Spiritual lines, NOT materialistic lines.
You don’t have to live in India to be a Hindu. You could be a Catholic living in England, as long as you have a conscience, live in harmony with nature , grateful for her natural bounties, do not dominate and harass other living beings, have inherent grace and know your “duties”.. You must understand that human beings are just but a link in this symbiotic chain of life and consciousness.
Four qualities that keep a person the path of dharma are purity, compassion, austerity and truth- Bhagawad Purana.
Sanskara is a process by which good qualities are generated and bad qualities are removed in an individual. Thus, when knowledge of rules of Dharma and of Dharma abiding nature is ingrained in the mind of an individual, it acts as antigen against the six enemies inherent in him and always makes him conform to dharma. That is why 'Dharma' is given the pride of place by our ancestors- Adi Shankaracharya Vedanta Sutra -2000 BC
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The six inherent enemies in Man, namely Kama (desire), Krodha (anger), Lobha (greed), Moha (passion), Mada (infatuation) and Matsarya (enmity).
There is indeed a world of difference between Dharma and religion . Dharma is a higher, overarching principle of life on earth. . The Supreme court of India defined Indian Dharma thus: “‘Dharma’ is that which upholds, nourishes, or supports the stability of the society, maintains social order and secures the wellbeing and progress of mankind.
'आनृशंस्यं परो धर्म:
Compassion itself is ultimate Righteousness (Mahabharat 3.373.76)
Try thinking with your heart and loving with your mind.
See what a difference it makes. It could save you from pain and decadence .
Ekam sat vipraha, bahudha vadanti.
"Truth is one, the wise call It by various names."- Rig Veda 5000 BC
HINDUS HAVE A DHARMA REGARDING VEDIC COWS WITH HUMP, WHICH GIVE NUTRITIOUS A1 MILK , AND MEDICINAL URINE , WHOSE GHEE IS USED FOR AGNIHOTRA RITUALS - THAT WILL BE MY NEXT POST.
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