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Sunday, 7 September 2025
INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION.
Saturday, 5 July 2025
శయన ఏకాదశి Shayana Ekadasi Sun, 6 Jul, 2025
శయన ఏకాదశి
Today's observance of Shayana Ekadasi marks the auspicious commencement of Chaturmas, and the popular understanding that "the protective forces in the universe are ready to take rest for four months" is indeed a profound metaphorical statement.
ఆషాడ శుద్ధ ఏకాదశి నుండి కార్తీక శుద్ధ ఏకాదశి వరకు ,నాలుగు నెలల పాటు గురు శిష్యులు సత్సంగం , సద్గ్రంథ పఠనం , సత్సాంగత్యం ,సత్కార్యాచరణ , నియత కర్మ చేయడం మన సనాతన భారతీయ ఆచారం.
It doesn't signify a literal slumber or withdrawal of the Divine, as the all-pervading consciousness is eternally active and never ceases its functions. Instead, the inner meaning points to a subtle shift in the cosmic energies and the way divine grace operates during this period. The "rest" implies that the overt manifestation of immediate, external divine intervention or protection might be less prominent or readily available.
Consequently, the onus shifts to the individual seeker: it's a call for amplified personal responsibility and spiritual vigilance. During Chaturmas, we are encouraged to cultivate our inner protective shield through heightened spiritual practices (sadhana), self-discipline (tapasya), introspection, and strict adherence to dharma.
The protection,
therefore, is not withdrawn, but rather becomes more reliant on our own
accumulated spiritual merit and conscious effort, encouraging deeper
self-reliance and an internalization of divine principles.
Monday, 19 May 2025
సనాతన భారతీయం
సనాతన భారతీయం
"వర్ణ వ్యవస్థ మూలాన మనదేశం 2వేల యేండ్లు వెనక్కి వెళ్ళింది. దాదాపు 80% ప్రజలకు విద్య లేకుండా చేసింది మనుస్మృతి ". - ఇలా ఎన్నెన్నో అబద్దాలను మిషనరీలు, ఫాస్టర్లు ప్రచారం చేస్తూ మనలోమనకే కయ్యం పెడుతున్నారు.
బ్రిటిష్ మరియు క్రైస్తవ మిషనరీలు సృష్టించిన తప్పుడు దురాగత సాహిత్యం ఆధారంగా మాట్లాడకండి.
హిందూ నాగరికత ప్రపంచంలో అన్ని నాగరికతల కంటే కూడా అన్ని విధాలుగా అభివృద్ధి చెందింది. మనది వెనకబడిన నాగరికత అయితే ప్రపంచంలోని ఎక్కడెక్కడి నుండో ఎన్నో శతాబ్దాలుగా ఇక్కడికి ఎందుకు వస్తారు? బెల్లం ఉన్న చోటికే కదా ఈగలు ముసురుతాయి. లండన్లోని బ్రిటిష్ ప్రభుత్వానికి ఆనాటి బ్రిటిష్ అధికారుల నివేదికల ప్రకారం, 18వ శతాబ్దంలో హిందువులలో అక్షరాస్యత 70% మించి ఉంది, ఇది ఆ సమయంలో బ్రిటన్ కంటే ఎక్కువ. దీనికి కారణం మన గుడులు మరియు బ్రాహ్మణులు. ప్రతి గుడి ఒక పాఠశాల. కులాతీతంగా అందరికి చదువు చెప్పే వారు. ఆ విద్యా వ్యవస్థను క్రైస్తవ మిషనరీల ప్రోద్బలంతో మెకాలే మరియు బ్రిటిష్ వారు నాశనం చేశారు. ధర్మపాల్ గారు రాసిన ది బ్యూటిఫుల్ ట్రీ చదవండి. అంగస్ మాడిసన్ రాసిన ది వరల్డ్ ఎకానమీ: హిస్టారికల్ స్టాటిస్టిక్స్ ప్రకారం, ఇస్లామిక్ పాలనకు ముందు భారతదేశం శతాబ్దాలుగా అత్యంత ధనిక దేశంగా ఉంది. 1 CE నుండి 10వ శతాబ్దం CE వరకు మన ప్రపంచ GDPలో మన దేశం యొక్క వాటా 28% నుండి 31% వరకు ఉంది. ఇదంతా కేవలం వర్ణ వ్యవస్థ వల్లనే సాధ్యమైంది. వర్ణ వ్యవస్థ అనేది మానవుల నైపుణ్యాలను , వ్యక్తిత్వాలను ఆధారం చేసుకొని సమాజంలో సమతుల్యత సాధించ డానికి ఉపయోగపడిందని ఆంథ్రో పాలజిస్ట్ లు కూడా ఒప్పుకొన్నారు. ముస్లింలు , ఆ తర్వాత క్రైస్తవులు మన నాగరికతను ధ్వంసం చేశారు. మన నాగరికతను ధ్వంసం చేసిన వారిని నిందించకుండా ఆత్మ నింద చేయడం సబబు కాదు.Sunday, 4 May 2025
India: A Legacy of Civilization and Resilience
India upholds Sanatana Dharma, the Eternal Dharma of Cosmic knowledge and Self-realization. Has endured throughout the Ice Ages, many Manus and civilizations and all of history to our era and looks beyond to new Rishis and Yogis.
BUT WE HAVE NO EMPIRICAL DATA AS PER TODAY’S SCIENCE. WE
KNOW TODAY’S SCIENCE IS STILL IN NASCENT STAGE.
I will explain the pride and power of Bharath, what is already proved by various scientific tools. plz make your children read this and let them explore the truth behind the auspiciousness of our Land.
India possesses a rich and enduring history, a civilization
archaeologically confirmed at Rakhigarhi to extend back 9,000 years. The
Sanskrit language, prominent in the Saraswati-Sindhu Civilization (at least
4,000 years old), stands as a testament to this ancient heritage. While some
Indian epics describe astronomical events potentially dating back 12,000 years,
these claims require further rigorous scientific validation.
Historically, India exerted significant cultural influence across Asia despite not engaging in military expansionism. Evidence indicates active trade relations with Egypt and Rome nearly 2,000 years ago. India made substantial contributions to global knowledge, pioneering advancements in agriculture, irrigation, and construction techniques (including dams, cement, and steel).
Moreover, India developed sophisticated systems of mathematics
(including the number system, arithmetic, algebra, calculus, probability, and
set theory) and laid foundational groundwork for logic and traditional
nutrition science. Early advancements in surgery, internal medicine, and
vaccination also originated in India. These achievements attracted scholars
from across the globe, leading to the development of thriving metropolitan
centers.
The arrival of Islamic invaders marked a turning point.
Centuries of conflict and heavy taxation significantly weakened India, and the
destruction of universities led to a decline in knowledge production. Despite
fierce resistance, the invaders eventually extended their reach into Southern
India, culminating in the fall of the Vijaya nagara Empire due to strategic
miscalculations. Later, the Marathas learned some lessons from Vijaya nagara,
pioneered better gunnery war strategies and cavalry and gradually freed most of
India.
Subsequently, various European powers, initially seeking
trade, gained political influence. Exploiting existing divisions, the British
armed certain groups, fostering internal conflict. The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 was
suppressed with the help of these groups, leading to disempowerment of certain
communities within the British Indian Army. Following World War II, widespread
revolts, including a naval mutiny in 1946, signaled the end of British rule.
However, before departing, the British partitioned India,
strategically undermining its economic prospects. For decades, India faced
economic challenges, a period often characterized by the disparaging term
"Hindu rate of growth."
In 2014, a shift occurred. India is now on track to become
one of the world's largest economies, reclaiming a position of economic
prominence that it held for much of its history. This resurgence reflects a
renewed determination to overcome historical challenges and realize India's
full potential.
Like our ancestors, we are proud of India and its wisdom.
Jai Bharat
Wednesday, 30 April 2025
Story of Pandit Devideen Pandey
Pandit Devideen Pandey , A warrior who single-handedly k!lled 700 Mughals for protection of Ram Mandir.
The year is 1528. The air in Ayodhya hung thick with the scent of woodsmoke and fear. Mir Baqi’s brutal Mughal army, a tide of steel and cruelty, had arrived, their shadows stretching long across the sacred city. The magnificent Ram Janmabhoomi temple, a beacon of faith for generations, stood defiant, but its fate hung precariously in the balance.
Pandit Devideen Pandey, a Saryupareen Brahmin from the
nearby village of Sanethu, wasn't just a scholar of the Vedas; he was a warrior
forged in the fires of devotion. His heart, steeped in the scriptures, burned
with righteous fury at the desecration planned for the birthplace of Lord Rama.
He’d seen the fear in the eyes of his fellow villagers, the trembling hands of
the aged priests. He knew he couldn't stand idly by.
Rejecting the quiet life of a scholar, he traded his sacred
thread for a warrior’s belt. Word of his prowess – his mastery of the sword and
his unmatched wrestling skills – spread like wildfire. Soon, a band of
determined villagers, armed with whatever they could find, gathered around him,
their hearts ignited by his unwavering faith and fierce spirit. They were an
unlikely army, but their courage was undeniable.
The battle was a whirlwind of clashing steel and desperate
cries. Pandey, a whirlwind of motion, fought with the fury of a cornered tiger.
His blade, a blur of silver, danced through the ranks of the Mughal soldiers,
each swing a prayer to Rama. He moved with an almost supernatural speed, his
movements fueled by his devotion and the memory of the temple’s hallowed
ground.
The Mughal accounts might not mention his name, but the
legends whispered among the survivors told a different story. A story of a lone
warrior, his saffron-clad form a beacon of defiance amidst the chaos, cutting
down scores of soldiers with his bare hands and sword. A story of a man who,
even when wounded, fought on, his blood staining the very soil he defended.
The number of Mughal soldiers Devideen felled may be
exaggerated in the retelling – 700 a number passed down through generations,
shrouded in the mists of time and fueled by awe and grief— but the impact of
his actions was undeniable. His stand, however brief, bought precious time,
allowing many to escape. His sacrifice ignited a spark of resistance that would
smolder for centuries.
While the temple fell, Devideen’s legend lived on. The rusty sword, now a sacred relic, a testament to his courage, remained within his family, a tangible link to his heroic sacrifice. His story, passed down through generations, became a powerful symbol of Hindu resilience, a beacon of hope in the face of oppression. His name, Pandit Devideen Pandey, though largely absent from official histories, echoes even now, a whisper of defiance against the winds of time, a reminder that even in the darkest hours, faith and courage can prevail. It is a story that inspires generations to fight for what they believe, to remember their heritage, and to honor the sacrifices of those who came before.
Sunday, 27 April 2025
Let us do DHARMA HIMSA" !
The Pragmatic Application of Dharma: When Resistance Becomes Necessary
In a world demanding constant engagement and responsibility,
the concept of dharma himsa emerges as a crucial principle. It
dictates that we must actively condemn and confront adharmic activities
– violence, hatred, misinformation campaigns, the erosion of vulnerable
individuals' privacy and dignity, sedition, and encroachment against the state.
This is, in essence, a war against adharma, a battle to eradicate
it at its very root.
This stance naturally begs the question: what of ahimsa,
the principle of non-violence so prominently featured in scriptures and
popularized by figures like Mahatma Gandhi? Ahimsa, it is argued,
is best suited for those leading secluded lives, detached from the complexities
and dependencies of society. For individuals immersed in the world, relying on
societal structures for sustenance and security, a more nuanced approach is required.
Unconditional and absolute ahimsa, particularly
when imposed as a mandatory principle, can weaken a nation. What is needed is
strength, the capacity to resist evil. While ahimsa might be
attainable for a select few, for the average citizen, learning to resist adharma is
paramount. Specifically, there are three critical situations where prioritizing
resistance over non-violence becomes essential.
First, when the nation is imperiled. At such times, passive
adherence to ahimsa is insufficient. Instead, decisive action
is required, fueled by shakti, the divine energy embodied by
Mahishasuramardini, the slayer of demons. This energy is vital to protecting
the country and its sovereignty.
Second, when dharma itself is under attack.
We cannot remain silent in the face of forces that threaten our values and
principles. There can be no compromise with adharma, no friendship
with forces that seek to undermine righteousness. Adharma must
be vanquished in all its forms.
Third, when the honor of our daughters and sisters is
threatened. In such instances, the notion of ahimsa becomes
untenable. Protecting the dignity and safety of women demands active resistance
and defense.
Therefore, the practice of ahimsa must be
conditional, adapted to specific circumstances. For the common person, the
primary lesson is to resist evil. This resistance necessitates shakti,
a lesson powerfully conveyed through Shakti Puja. It is imperative to remember
that a misguided adherence to absolute ahimsa has historically
weakened India. The ability to defend our nation, our dharma, and
the honor of our women is paramount. It is by awakening the spirit of
Mahishasuramardini within ourselves that we can truly strengthen our country
and our society. Ultimately, it is through the embodiment of this powerful and
righteous energy that we can hope to build a more just and secure future.