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Like Dalits, the Kshatriyas & Vaishyas
Should have Their own Priests
 
    For thousands of years, the worst atrocities have been committed against the untouchable lower castes in India at the behest of the extremely arrogant Brahmins. Many Brahmins want to continue the highly divisive hereditary caste system because they staunchly believe that their caste is divine, and they must be worshipped as the Gods on Earth by all the other castes of the Hindu community. 
 
    The bigoted Brahmins still advocate and justify the discrimination based on the hereditary caste system, discrimination against women, untouchability, the Devadaasi system of prostitution and practice of adultery, polygamy, slavery, the custom of Satee, etc. They also continue to oppose the appointment of priests and teachers from the lower castes. Even today, many Brahmins refuse to accept reforms, which call for the eradication of many wrong beliefs and evil practices among the Hindus. 
 
    The bigoted Brahmins continue to believe in their own divinity and advocate the worship of Brahmins as the Gods on Earth who can treat all the working class people as Shudras or hereditary slaves. They also want all the Hindus to drink cow's urine and eat bullshit. In short, the bigoted Brahmins want to bring back the same old fascism and totalitarianism of their bigoted ancestors. If they have their way, such bigoted Brahmins can only bring many more misfortunes and disasters to India.  
 
Treacherous Divide & Rule Policy of Brahmins 
 
    For their own extremely selfish interests, many Brahmins have followed the Divide And Rule Policy ever since they created the caste system in ancient India many thousand years back. It does not matter for such selfish Brahmins whether the highly divisive caste system has always weakened the Hindu community and even brought India under the rule of foreigners for many centuries.
 
The caste system of the bigoted Brahmins had prevented the majority of the Vaishyas and Shudras from fighting against the invaders.
 
    Why are the Brahmins indulging in just empty talk about the teachings of the Bhaagvad Geeta, Puraans and Upanishads, when the lower castes among the Hindus have been terrorized for many centuries due to the extremely evil ideology of Brahminism?
 
Raavan Symbolizes Debauchery of Brahmins
 
    We must remember that in the great epic, Raamaayan, the most evil Brahmin King Raavan is described as the descendant of Brahma, whom all the Brahmins worship as their God and ancestor. The Brahmin King Raavan symbolizes the worst debauchees among the bigoted Brahmins who believe in and practise polygamy, abduction, rape, adultery, fraud, murder and other crimes.
 
    There are many cranks among the Brahmins who still want all the Hindus to believe that their debauchee Brahmin ancestors were responsible for saving and preserving the great culture and spiritual heritage of the Hindus! Could such debauchee Brahmins have provided the proper leadership to the Hindus? Yet, these Brahmin debauchees have the great gumption to give sermons on the lofty virtues and benefits of Brahmacharya, which is the name they use for celibacy that they themselves don't practise.   
 
Why did Godse kill Mahatma Gandhi?
 
    The whole world knows about the crime of the TERRORIST Nathuram Godse who killed Mahatma Gandhi. Many Brahmins still consider Nathuram Godse as one of the greatest patriotic heroes of India, whose idols are worshipped by the bigoted Brahmins, especially in the state of Maharashtra.
 
    We should note that Nathuram Godse was NOT the ONLY Brahmin who had conspired to kill Mahatma Gandhi. A number of bigoted Brahmins were part of the Nathuram Godse gang who had hatched the Brahmin conspiracy to murder Mahatma Gandhi.
 
    
The Brahmin Nathuram Godse could justify his killing of Mahatma Gandhi because the bigoted Brahmins believe that a Brahmin has every right to kill a lowly Bania or Vaishya for any reason. The bigoted Brahmins do not consider it a crime or sin for any Brahmin like Nathuram Godse to kill a Vaishya, even if he were great or important like Mahatma Gandhi. So, such Brahmins insist that the Indian Courts had wrongly ordered the hanging of a Brahmin like Nathuram Godse. 
 
     The blame for the Partition of India is still wrongly being put by the bigoted Brahmins on Mahatma Gandhi who was absolutely against the Partition of our country. The other top leaders of the Indian National Congress had actually decided to partition India without even consulting Mahatma Gandhi. The real facts of History prove that it was Jawaharlal Nehru, Vallabhbhai Patel and other Congress leaders who forced Mahatma Gandhi to accept their decision to partition India.
 
    As the leader of the Interim Government and the Constituent Assembly, Jawaharlal Nehru was the main person who was legally responsible for the Partition of India, but the bigoted Brahmin Nathuram Godse could never even dream about killing another Brahmin like Nehru for the crime. After the Independence, the bigoted Brahmins decided that somebody had to be blamed for the Partition of India and must be killed for that crime.
 
    So the bigoted Brahmin Nathuram Godse chose to kill Mahatma Gandhi only because he was a lowly Vaishya who had become too important and too popular for the comfort of all the bigoted Brahmins. By killing Mahatma Gandhi, Nathuram Godse actually helped a fellow Brahmin, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, to consolidate the rule of Brahmins over India.
 
    What can the Hindus of other castes expect from the Brahmins who  proudly worship the bigoted Brahmin Nathuram Godse who murdered Mahatma Gandhi? Many of the atrocities committed against the lower castes and outcastes are also a form of terrorism, which has been practised for thousands of years due to the evil ideology of the Brahmins.
 
    Even if they have the most pleasant manners, many Brahmins are mentally and ideologically some of the most merciless fascists and totalitarians in the world. Such cunning Brahmins know how to make use of their knowledge of Psychology to exploit the people of other castes.
 
    Like any other human being, Mahatma Gandhi too was not a perfect person. Even though he was called the Father of the Nation by his followers, Mahatma Gandhi could never have been perfect like what God is believed to be. One of his biggest faults was his inability to see through the flattery of the most cunning Brahmin like Jawaharlal Nehru, who knew how to use Gandhiji for achieving his own selfish goals. Jawaharlal Nehru had succeeded in using Mahatma Gandhi even to become the first Prime Minister of free India, though the majority of Congressmen had preferred Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a Kshatriya, for that post. 
 
    Some centuries back, the Brahmin Peshwas had usurped power from the Maratha kings who were the descendants of Chhatrapati Shivaji, the founder of the Maratha Empire.
 
    With the help of their Divide And Rule Policy, the cunning and crafty Brahmins are always conspiring to grab power from the Kshatriyas and steal the wealth of the Vaishyas. The bigoted Brahmins believe that all the laws and regulations made by them are meant only for the other castes to follow. The same laws and regulations do not apply to the Brahmins who can break them at any time it suits them.
 
Brahmins worship Mass Murderer Parshuram
 
    How evil is the ideology of Brahminism can be very clearly understood from the story of the Brahmin called Parshuram, who had killed all the Kshatriyas of the world. According to Hindu mythology,  Maharishi Parshuram was a mass murderer and a TERRORIST who killed all the Kshatriyas 21 times. The bigoted Brahmins feel extremely proud while referring to the GENOCIDE of Kshatriyas committed by Maharishi Parshuram, whom the Brahmins consider as one of their greatest ancestors. Why do the Brahmins proudly worship their most ruthless mythological ancestor who had committed the total genocide of the Kshatriya caste?
 
    One can only guess how cruel and evil Brahminism can be from the story of the mass murderer Parshuram, who can be described as a demon many times more evil than even another monster Brahmin called Raavan. Should it be surprising to know why the Brahmins very proudly worship the monster Maharishi Parshuram as one of their most important Gods? 
 
    The bigoted Brahmins have been very cunning in comparing the extremely ruthless mass murderer Maharishi Parshuram with the most highly revered Hindu Gods like Raam and Krishna! After all, Maharishi Parshuram was a Brahmin who could commit mass murders, and still be considered right by the bigoted Brahmins, because the Brahmins believe that they can never be wrong. Is it not clear that the Brahmins believe in practising GENOCIDE? 
 
Bigoted Brahmins have planned
GENOCIDE of 400 million Hindus!
 
    Most of the Kshatriyas don't even know that many of the bigoted Brahmins are their enemies. Does the story of the mass murderer Maharishi Parshuram not indicate that the bigoted Brahmins are the worst enemies of the Kshatriyas? Unfortunately, most of the Kshatriyas have not yet realized that many Brahmins only have contempt and hatred for the Kshatriyas. There are many Brahmins who consider the Kshatriyas to be inferior human beings, and are constantly working against the Kshatriyas just like they are working against the interests of Vaishyas, Shudras and the untouchable outcastes.
 
    Recently, the bigoted Brahmins have come out with their most diabolical plan that can cause the world's worst GENOCIDE, in which the Brahmins want 400 million Hindus to die while killing 200 million Indian Muslims and Christians in a total communal war in India.
 
    When the bigoted Brahmins have hatched a massive conspiracy against the Hindus, Muslims and Christians of India, why should we miss the chance of making the whole world know the real nature of the extremely evil leaders of such Brahmins? We should get the bigoted Brahmins discredited and condemned by all the people of the world, including the majority of Hindus. The most dangerous criminals among the bigoted Brahmins must be fully exposed to prevent the start of a total communal war, which might cause the deaths of 600 million Indians.
 
Bigoted Brahmins Practise Character Assassination
 
    To denigrate the royal family of Marathas, some bigoted Brahmins had even dared to cast aspersions on the character of Jijabai, the revered mother of Chhatrapati Shivaji who had founded the Maratha empire. In recent times also, such Brahmins have deliberately and maliciously resorted to their evil practice of character assassination of the great leaders from other castes such as Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose and many others. 
 
 
    Why do the dogmatic Brahmins claim that they have the right to insult all the Hindus of other castes and think that they are going to get away with all their nonsense? Why should such dogmatic Brahmins expect respect from others when they make derogatory comments about persons of other castes? We must expose them for their extremely offensive campaign of vilification and character assassination, which they have been continuing against others for a long time.
 
    To understand my point more clearly, you should read what a Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader, Prof (Dr) Radhasyam Brahmachari has said about the father of Raam who is the most revered God of the Hindus:
 
    "It also seems to me that Dasharath was not the biological father of Ram and his three brothers. Their biological father was Rishi Hrishyashringa."
 
    According to Prof Radhasyam Brahmachari, Raam and his three brothers were the illegitimate sons of a Brahmin called Rishi Hrishyashringa. Does he mean to say that the most revered God of the Hindus was a bastard son of some Brahmin called Rishi Hrishyashringa!  
 
    Why has he started a dangerous controversy, which can prove to be more explosive than the one created by some objectionable references in James Laine's book about Chhatrapati Shivaji, his mother Jijabai and the Brahmin called Dadoji Konddev?  
 
    While the controversy about the Brahmin Dadoji Konddev, caused by the Brahmins who assisted James Laine in writing his book, is mainly restricted to Maharashtra, the highly dangerous controversy that Prof Radhasyam Brahmachari has created about Raam's biological father is likely to affect all the Hindus of India and the rest of the world.
 
     Why should we not condemn such dogmatic Brahmins, who have criminal intentions, merely because they belong to the Brahmin caste? 
 
Bigoted Brahmins Deliberately Provoke Us
 
    The bigoted Brahmins cannot have the right to launch extremely offensive campaigns of vilification and character assassination against the Hindus of other castes. Two years back, I had advised them to stop their offensive tirade against me if they didn't want me to retaliate. Instead of listening to my advice, they just vilified me more and more, laughed at me and challenged my ability to do anything against them. By now, I have written many articles against the perverted beliefs and practices of the dogmatic Brahmins, which have already been published on many websites. I cannot withdraw my articles against the bigoted Brahmins because the articles are on the websites that belong to others. 
 
 
    The modern Hindus cannot accept the bogus belief of any Brahmin like Aditi Banerjee who, in her letter to the Hindu American Foundation, has falsely stated, "Manu . . . was our first law-giver and the forefather of all humans and all Hindus, and various of our Hindu scriptures." Who is Aditi Banerjee to claim that Manu was the forefather of all humans and all Hindus? Can she prove what she claims about Manu?
 
    Was Rishi Manu the biggest polygamist in History, due to which the Brahmins call him the forefather of all humans? During the time he lived, did all the women become the wives, keeps and prostitutes of Brahmin Manu? Were all the other men of Brahmin Manu's time only a pack of hijraas (eunuchs), who neither married any women nor produced any children? Or did the Brahmin called Rishi Manu kill all the other men and married all the women?
 
    Aditi Bannerjee should read the forwarded article, Excerpts from Ancient Brahmin Literature written by K. V. Narasimhan, to understand how the extremely evil Manu Smriti denigrates the women and the Shudras, who are described as hereditary slaves that cannot be freed from slavery. Manu Smriti contains some of the most rotten things any person can think of. The full article is being forwarded by a separate email.
 
    Aditi Banerjee has justified the primitive belief of dogmatic Brahmins, which explains that the lower castes suffer from the inequality based on hereditary discrimination because of the Karma of their previous births. That is the most well-known way that the bigoted Brahmins have been justifying the atrocities that are being committed against the lower castes for thousands of years. Such a hereditary discrimination, based on the belief in the principle of Karma of previous lives, is still being proudly considered by the bigoted Brahmins as the very foundation of Hinduism! Due to this false belief, the dogmatic Brahmins have been openly declaring that they shall never agree to any major reforms in the Hindu community.
 
    The following are some of the most atrocious Laws of Manu Smriti, and one from Atri Smriti, as mentioned in the Excerpts from Ancient Brahmin Literature:
A Brahman male can have any woman in the universe. (Manu XXVII-6 & 9).
 
A hundred-year-old Kshatriya must treat a ten-year old Brahman boy as his father. (Manu 11-135).
 
Those who educate Sudras and women will go to hell. (Manu III-156).
 
Sudras and women are unfit for education. It is not necessary that they should know the laws and codes, and hence need not be taught. Violaters will go to ASAMVRITA HELL. (Manu IV-78 to 81).
 
Killing a woman, a Sudra or an atheist is not sinful. Woman is an embodiment of the worst desires, hatred, deceit, jealousy and bad character. Woman should never be given freedom. (Manu IX-14, 17 and V-14, 47).
 
Women are the most faithless. (Manu XVII-12). 
 
A girl must be under the care of her father, in youth under the care of her husband, and in old age under the care of her sons. She should never be free and independent. (Manu V-148).
 
None of the acts of a woman can be taken as good and reasonable. (Manu X-4).
 
Even if someone frees a Sudra from slavery, he continues to be slave as he is created for slavery. Nobody has the right to free him. (Manu VIII-56 & 59).
 
A Brahman male by virtue of his birth becomes the first husband of all women in the 'universe'. (Manu III-14).
 
Five husbands to a Hindu woman (Atri Smriti-190):  
 
i. Soma (Moon)
ii. Gandharva
iii. Agni
iv. Brahman
v. Husband. 
 
A bride's first night is with Brahman as the first three are notional.
 
    According to the Laws of Manu, even forcible sex with any woman by a Brahmin cannot be considered a crime. Manu too must have raped many women as a habitual rapist, but he could not have been charged with any crime, as the Brahmins had the divine right to do anything and could not be punished. On the basis of the Laws made by Manu, the Brahmins were divine persons who were free to do anything. 
 
    According to the Laws of Manu, it can be argued that the Brahmin King Raavan did nothing wrong when he abducted Seeta, the consort of Bhagwaan Raam. It can also be argued that Bhagwaan Raam was wrong in killing the Brahmin Raavan for getting back his wife Seeta. The Brahmins consider themselves to be more divine than even the Gods and Goddesses! As a mere Kshatriya, even Bhagwaan Raam could be considered as inferior to the Brahmin Raavan, if the Laws of Manu were used!
 
    It should also not be surprising that many Brahmins still believe that Nathuram Godse had a divine right to kill any Vaishya like Mahatma Gandhi, and that the Indian Courts had no right to order the hanging of a Brahmin like Nathuram Godse. According to the Laws of Manu, a Brahmin cannot be punished for murdering a low-caste Vaishya. 
 
    How could any Brahmin like Nathuram Godse be punished for killing just one Vaishya when, according to the Hindu mythology, Maharishi Parshuram could exercise his divine right to commit the genocide of Kshatriyas by killing all the Kshatriyas 21 times! It also just did not matter how many Kshatriya women became widows due to the mass murders committed by the Brahmin Parshuram. 
 
    Should the modern Hindus still accept the extremely evil ideology of the bigoted Brahmins, which believes that the Brahmins are free to rape and kill because the Laws of Manu exempts them from being charged and punished for such crimes? Is there any sense left in the heads of those who believe in Brahminism?
 
Vedas, Upanishads, Vedangs,
Puraans are Plagiarized Works!
 
    The Brahmins publish many books and magazines, even on the internet, which are meant to serve the interests of ONLY their own caste. The Brahmins cannot have the sole right to publish their own views and still object to the other castes making their views known. The bigots among the Brahmins still wrongly believe that they have a monopoly over all the knowledge and information concerning all the Hindus.
 
    Why should the Brahmins have a monopoly over information when they are known to distort facts and falsify History on a massive scale? Even the Vedas, Upanishads, Vedangs and Puraans are highly plagiarized books that have collections or compilations of knowledge, which have been copied from the writings of Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras, Buddhists, Dravidians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Chinese, Jews, Christians, Babylonians, Mesopotamians, etc, without the writers of Vedas acknowledging all the original sources.
 
    The credit for the knowledge in the Vedas, Upanishads, Vedangs, and Puraans is given mainly to a few Rishis, Munis or the Brahmins who compiled the ancient books. The credit is not given to the thousands of original authors, scientists and mathematicians from the other castes, like the Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras of India, or from the different races and communities of other parts of the world. Can all the knowledge of the Vedas, Upanishads, Vedangs and Puraans be a monopoly of any single caste like that of the Brahmins?
 
    The worst victims of plagiarization by the Vedic writers were the Buddhist scholars, philosophers, mathematicians, medical scientists, astronomers, discoverers and other scientists. The Vedic Brahmins had cheated the Buddhist intellectuals on a massive scale in the world's largest and most glaring fraud of plagiarism. Practically, all the literary and scientific works of the ancient Buddhist intellectuals were misappropriated by the Vedic Brahmins.
 
    We should know that the numeral 'zero' was invented during the Buddhist rule in India. It seems that even the study and practice of Yoga was turned into a Science by the ancient Buddhists. Many of the ancient statues of Buddha show him meditating in yogic poses. The Science of Yoga could have been developed in the ancient Buddhist universities of India, which taught their students how to meditate. 
 
 
    The Buddhist scholars, philosophers, mathematicians and scientists were the greatest intellectuals of ancient India because the Buddhist Universities of that period were the best in the world. Students from all over the world had been coming to India to learn in the Buddhist universities.  
 
    Spiritually and intellectually, Buddhism was the greatest religion of ancient times, due to which it spread to many countries of Asia. But because of the belief of Buddhists in non-violence, the Buddhist kings got defeated in the wars imposed by the extremely violent foreign invaders, who finally succeeded in destroying the benign rule of Buddhists in India. The most glorious period of the Buddhist Civilization was also thus brought to an end in India.  
 
    It is not surprising that one of the greatest thinkers of modern India and the world, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the Father of the Indian Constitution, became a Buddhist during the last part of his life. Following the example of Dr. Ambedkar, millions of low-caste Hindus have become new converts to the great religion of Buddhism. As Buddhism does not believe in the caste system, the new converts have found an easy way to escape from the evils of the caste system.
 
    The plagiarism by the Brahmins had gone unnoticed for many centuries because the Brahmins had written their books in Sanskrit, which is a language that the common Indians and foreigners had found very difficult to learn in a short time. Only the idle and parasitic Brahmins could easily spare a lot of time to learn that language. The use of Sanskrit was a very suitable means for the Brahmins to keep their act of massive plagiarism a secret for such a long period.
 
    We must also know that literally the word "Veda" can mean a "collection of knowledge" or "compilation of information." In practice, a Veda can mean a "book of knowledge." It is not necessary for the Vedas to be any sacred or divine books, which many Brahmins falsely claim. As knowledge can be good or evil, holy or unholy, the Vedas too contain some literary works that are good and also some other works that are evil. The Vedas contain prayers and praises to Gods and Goddesses, but they also contain curses and threats.
 
    Using the knowledge in the Vedas, the Brahmins can preach and practise discrimination based on the extremely evil caste system, untouchability, etc. The Brahmins are just trying to flatter their own caste, when they describe the Vedas as holy or divine books. It is the word "Divya" which means "Divine" in English. The Vedas were never named as Divya Veda, which can mean Divine Knowledge or Divine Books.
 
HAF should not Compromise on Appointment of Priests
 
    Should the dogmatic Brahmins believe that they have an absolute right to work against the interests of the majority of Hindus, Buddhists and other communities? Should all the Hindus accept the extremely evil Brahmin ideology, which is against the interests of Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Dalits? Should only the Brahmins have their own separate ideology based on their most evil caste system, which they are still propagating through their own institutions and temples by employing only the Brahmin teachers and the Brahmin priests? 
 
    Aditi Banerjee's extremely furious and vicious tirade against the Hindu American Foundation clearly indicates that the bigoted Brahmins are never going to accept the appointment of Dalit, Kshatriya and Vaishya priests in the temples under the control of Brahmins. The Forwarded Message with Aditi Banerjee's Comments on HAF's Report: "Hinduism: Not Cast in Caste" is shown below this message.
 
    The bigoted Brahmins consider all the other castes as inferior. The people of other castes should actually consider the Brahmins as inferior people because many of them are just useless and lazy parasites like the beggars, exploiters and extortionists, who still follow the perverted and primitive religious beliefs and practices of the Dark Ages of 5000 years back.
 
    The Kshatriyas and Vaishyas should be ready to learn some good things from the modern Dalit leaders who now have their own Dalit ideology, which they are spreading through Dalit teachers in Dalit schools and through Dalit priests in Dalit temples.
 
    The Kshatriyas too should follow their own Kshatriya Dharma, which they should spread through their own Kshatriya schools and Kshatriya temples, and they should employ Kshatriya teachers and Kshatriya priests for that purpose. Similarly, the Vaishyas can also follow their own Vaishya Dharma, spreading it through Vaishya schools and Vaishya temples, which should employ Vaishya teachers and Vaishya priests. Like the Dalits, the Kshatriyas and Vaishyas should recite their own prayers to their Gods and Goddesses.
 
    There shall then be no need for the Dalits, Kshatriyas and Vaishyas to deal with the bigoted Brahmin priests.
 
    To prevent discrimination against women, who form about 50 per cent of the Hindu population, the Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Dalits should also train and appoint many female priests. The leaders among the Hindu women can actually themselves take the initiative to start this work of training female priests on a large scale. The female priests should prove to be more suitable for catering to the religious needs of the female devotees belonging to the Hindu community.
 
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----- Original Message -----
From: S. Kalyanaraman
Sent: 19 Dec 2010 11:20 PM
Subject: Fwd: Comments on HAF's Report: "Hinduism: Not Cast in Caste" -- Aditi Banerjee
 

--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Aditi Banerjee <bane...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 10:57 PM
Subject: Comments on HAF's Report: "Hinduism: Not Cast in Caste"
To: "Mihir Meghani (HAF)" <mi...@hafsite.org>
Cc: Rajiv Malhotra <rajivmal...@gmail.com>, Gautam Sen <gauta...@gmail.com>, "S. Kalyanaraman" <kaly...@gmail.com>, Ram Sidhaye <indi...@gmail.com>, "Nagendra S. Rao (Google)" <nagend...@gmail.com>
 
 
 
Dear Mihir,
 
Attached and pasted below are my personal comments on HAF's report on caste in the form of an open letter to you. I sincerely hope that you will work with others in the community to address the serious concerns raised here and elsewhere.
 
Regards,
Aditi
_______
 
Dear Mihir,
 
I’m sure that by now you’ve received a barrage of emails re the HAF report on caste.  I won’t be redundant by repeating criticisms that have already been issued, though I am in general agreement with the serious concerns raised by Rakesh Bahadur, Rajiv Malhotra, Dr. Gautam Sen, Dr. Kalyanaraman, et al.  I did, however, want to express my personal comments on the report.
 
For the reasons given by others in their comments as well as the reasons set forth below, HAF must immediately withdraw the report and reissue it only if and when it substantially incorporates the revisions to be provided by a select group of scholars that address the community’s grave concerns and objections.  There are many ways to achieve this, and surely we can find a way to structure such a process that would be satisfactory to you as well as the other concerned parties.  This is absolutely critical and urgent for the sake of the Hindu community as well as for HAF’s sake, or else this may turn out to be a rift within the community that cannot be mended.
 
Here are my main objections to the report (to the extent not covered by the other comments):
 
(1) Despite being 160+ pages long, it is not at all clear what HAF’s position is on the issue of caste.  There’s so much CYA language going in all directions that the report ends up simultaneously saying too much and saying nothing at all. 
 
For example, the report states that it is the position of HAF that “We believe in equal religious and spiritual rights for all Hindus, including a priesthood that is open to all Hindus.” (p. 56)  The report also refers to a 2006 press release by HAF, where HAF stated: “The Hindu American Foundation (HAF) welcomed [sic] the a order of the government of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu allowing all Hindus with the required training and qualification to become archakas (priests) in temples regardless of caste.”
 
Does this mean you (as an advocacy group) will openly call for the government of India to interfere (even more than they are already interfering) in the internal affairs of temples to enforce some quota or other variant of affirmative action for non-Brahmin Hindus?
 
If not, are you demanding that temples themselves do this?  Are you arrogating to yourself the authority to tell temples how to conduct their internal affairs?
 
Let’s leave India out of it, since you are the Hindu “American” Foundation.  Will you undertake such intervention for American temples?  Also, since the report states ad nauseum that HAF opposes birth-based discrimination, I presume as a logical matter this includes gender.  Is it HAF’s official position that the “priesthood” (which is an inaccurate term since there is no institutionalized “priesthood” in Hinduism but rather various sampradayas and paramparas and mathas that have their own rules) should be open to women?  Will you call for governmental interference to ensure such measures are taken in individual temples?
 
If the answer is yes that you are going to undertake such interventions, then it is important for us to know this.  Please address where you get the mandate or authority to make such decisions on behalf of Hindu temples / sampradayas / paramparas / mathas.  (Citing the 13 statements appended to your report by various swamis does not count here as a CYA, as it is not clear that any of them had the opportunity to read your report in full before giving their statements.)
 
If the answer is no, that you are not advocating such intervention, and that the report instead is just intended as a general summary of HAF’s policy position on caste and recommendations for the community and various Hindu leaders and institutions to consider, then I have one simple question which is also my next objection:
 
(2) What was the point of HAF releasing this report?  To the extent any internal reforms are urged by you to be undertaken, why not make these recommendations privately and directly to the concerned parties rather than rebuffing them publicly (other than out of a fear you wouldn’t get brownie points from the US government and other secular institutions / progressive groups you appear to be cozying up to in return)?
 
To the extent any position on caste had to be taken by you as an advocacy group in the public arena, there were many different ways the same effect could have been achieved without inflicting the severe collateral damage the report has unleashed.
 
You could have simply made a one-paragraph statement like the following:
 
“We believe in the rule of law and that under law, each individual has equal dignity and must be treated equally, and therefore discrimination should be thoroughly prohibited by law (except to the extent required to undo past inequities).  We believe the internal laws of India are robust enough to prevent birth-based discrimination along the lines of caste, and to the extent there are problems enforcing the laws, that is a matter of law enforcement and we support full prosecution of the laws in ending caste discrimination.  While, in some respects, this is also a social issue, we applaud the efforts of those grassroots organizations that are working to eradicate social divisions and we will continue to support their efforts.  To that effect, we particularly acknowledge the efforts of [cite groups] to banish the ills of social divisions and discrimination.  We will work together with Hindu groups and acharyas to work towards the upliftment of the downtrodden.”
 
What does your 170-page report achieve in terms of elaborating a suitable policy position that the paragraph above does not?  Why would such a paragraph not suffice for the same purpose of addressing people in debates, etc.?  Why waste 100+ pages on copying and pasting news links and random quotes from the Hindu scriptures to offer some kind of mea culpa on behalf of Hinduism that is self-serving for your purposes and to make some unilateral and arrogant demand for the “rejection” of various Hindu scriptures?  How was any of this at all required for the simple purpose of adopting a clear and appropriate policy position on caste discrimination?    Which brings me to my next and biggest objection:
 
(3) HAF does not have the authority or competence to make statements about the position of caste in Hinduism; to demand that Hindu acharyas conform their teachings to HAF’s policy position; or to demand that Hindus actively reject portions of Hindu scriptures and teachings that do not conform to HAF’s whitewashed, politically correct preferred version of Hinduism.
 
Had the report been confined to an argument based on civil rights or law for more measures to ensure the prevention of discrimination against lower castes, I would not object to the issuance of the report.  What I do object to is HAF claiming to definitively conclude that caste-based discrimination or birth-based hierarchy (whatever those terms mean) are not inherent to Hinduism and that to the extent any teachings or scriptures say to the contrary, such teachings and scriptures must be rejected.
 
In taking this position, HAF has crossed a line and seriously overstepped its bounds.
 
The report takes this position baldly: “HAF supports the reanalysis and subsequent rejection of any and all teachings that promote caste-based discrimination and birth-based hierarchy. … Hindu religious and spiritual leaders must take the lead in ensuring that those parts of the various scriptures that promote notions of caste-based discrimination and a birth-based hierarchy are explicitly denied any authority in the minds of their followers.”
 
First of all, HAF’s discussion of how caste is not inherent to Hinduism is shallow and grossly oversimplified.  Stating that everything is Brahman and therefore birth-based differences are irrelevant is a disingenuous answer.  Even the most Advaitin of Advaita Vedantins adhere to the principle that while the physical world has no fundamental reality it has transactional validity—or, as in the movie Inception, when in the dream world, the rules of the dream world are operative and have operating reality—and that when operating on the vyavaharika (mundane world) level, one has to take into account the world one encounters, the reality one sees.
 
Our rishis saw that people are not “born equal,” in the sense that we come into the world with different gunas (characteristics) and aptitudes and are born into a variety of circumstances in accordance with our karma from past births.  We see this reality all the time.  We see people born into vastly different circumstances—some rich, some poor, some healthy, some gravely ill.  What our rishis recognized is that these differences are not random but rather are a product of karma accrued through past lives resulting in the current incarnation.  One way of responding to and acknowledging these self-evident differences was through the social institutions of jati and varna.
 
HAF’s position that everything is Brahman and therefore no birth-based differences exist is extremely shallow and intellectually lazy. Such a position strikes at the very root of the core principles of karma and reincarnation that are foundational to Hinduism.
 
Does HAF reject the principles of karma and reincarnation when it eschews the concept of birth-based differences?
 
Acknowledging such birth-based differences is not tantamount to calling for discrimination; it is a metaphysical ontology that is fundamental to the Hindu worldview.  One can have this worldview and still agree that there should be no discrimination as a legal and social matter.  However, this worldview that takes into account differences at birth cannot be discarded just because it is inconvenient to HAF.
 
If one wants to say that there may be birth-based differences but that there should not be birth-based discrimination, that is easy enough to say without having to make all these verbal gymnastics of saying Hinduism does not believe in the relevance of birth-based differences—such a statement can in any case be contradicted in a number of places, not just in quotes from the scriptures but through the analysis of various stories from the Puranas which generally show that people are affected by nature AND nurture and that gunas inherent from birth do impact the development of an individual although are not necessarily determinative.  Perhaps such a worldview does not conform to your Westernized mindset of inherent equality, etc., but just because you don’t like it, just because it may not be politically correct enough for you, does not mean you can arrogantly and unilaterally revise Hinduism to say what you wish it says.
 
Presenting a table of scriptures that tabulate what % (based on word or shloka count) talks about caste (which again is not mappable onto the scriptures as there is no equivalent word for “caste” in Sanskrit) is irrelevant and does not prove anything.  Hinduism is not a religion of the book; it is a religion based on traditions transmitted through sampradayas and paramparas that are in conformity with the scriptures but not confined to them.  Thus, such a verse-counting analysis is shallow and misleading at best.  Nor is it at all necessary as the ills of caste-based discrimination can be wholly addressed through legal means and social reform without getting into these thorny issues.
 
I could live with all of the above had HAF not made the brash and unforgivable and totally unacceptable demand that certain portions of our scriptures must be rejected by our acharyas and by the Hindu community. That is a fundamental attack on Hinduism, no less an attack just because it happens to come from a “Hindu” organization.
 
It is true, as HAF states, that the Smritis “by their very nature and intent, are recognized to change with space and time and do not necessarily teach Hinduism’s eternal spiritual truths.” (p. 1).  However, that does not mean one can cherry-pick among the texts to pick out verses they like and call them the real Hinduism and discard the others. Such reinterpretations are the province of spiritual giants such as Veda Vyasa, Adi Shankara, etc., who have the spiritual advancement and tapobala to institute such evolutions within Hinduism. It is not a grant of license for political organizations to selectively cherry-pick their favorite bits of our scriptures.
 
As described above, HAF has called for the rejection of any part of a scripture that promote notions of birth-based hierarchy.  Again, it is not at all clear what constitutes birth-based hierarchy in HAF’s mind.  Per Vishal’s analysis, at least some verses of various Vedas discuss some notion of caste.  Is it HAF’s view that such portions of the Vedas are to be rejected by Hindus?  Is HAF asking Hindu acharyas to reject Vedic shlokas, which are the very fountainhead, the most sacrosanct of the sacrosanct sources of Hindu dharma?
 
HAF cavalierly dismisses and denigrates the Manu Smrti, casually saying that since no one reads it anyway, it’s irrelevant and therefore can be safely dropped and dismissed.  Presumably, HAF’s call to reject scriptures advocating for “birth-based hierarchy” would entail rejection of the Manu Smriti and other Dharmashastras. 
 
I will not reject the Manu Smriti and I will not reject any portion of Hinduism’s sacred scriptures, whether Shruti or Smriti, just because it is not in conformity with HAF’s policy position.  All of Hinduism’s scriptures are revered and venerated and sacrosanct.  They are not dead texts to be surgically carved up with unfavored parts to be exorcised at whim.
 
In its arrogance, HAF has denigrated the faith of a billion people.  It is not necessary to read the Manu Smriti to have faith and reverence in it.  Being a Hindu is not a textual exercise—it is shraddha in our traditions, in our scriptures, in our rishis and forefathers through the ages. Hinduism hasn’t survived because of intellectual analyses.  Hinduism has survived because of the faith of its people, the reverence of the masses for our scriptures, our rishis, our pantheon of devas and devis.  HAF is trampling on the faith of traditional Hindus by brashly demanding that acharyas reject portions of the scriptures that HAF dislikes.
 
I will tell you who Manu is to me.  He is our first law-giver; he is our first forefather; he and his descendants are the rulers of our universe.  Every morning, when I sit for puja, I invoke the rishis and the forefathers, and I feel his presence in my shrine room among all the other great sages and rishis and divine beings who line the corridors of the Hindu pantheon.  I have bowed before him in remote temples in the Himalayas, and I have felt his blessings fall upon me.
 
Perhaps for HAF the Manu Smriti is just an old book, Manu just an old dead guy.  But for me, and for millions of others, the Manus, the rishis who gave us our scriptures, and the scriptures themselves, are living manifestations of the Divine.  They are accepted as Divine, and we have abiding faith in their wisdom, in their divinity, in the blessings conferred by them.  We will not turn our backs on them or on any part of them.
 
Anyone who attacks Manu attacks Hinduism.  We fought against Doniger for attacking Rama and the Ramayana.  I will fight anyone who attacks Manu or the Manu Smriti and calls for them to be exorcised from Hinduism.  This does not mean that the words of Manu Smriti are to be applied literally; but it also does not mean that the Manu Smriti is to be rejected.  There is a fine line between the two.
 
HAF has overstepped its bounds grossly, and if it persists in calling for the rejection of portions of Hindu scriptures, then it can no longer present itself as a Hindu advocacy group that speaks for Hindus or presents a Hindu voice.  It is acting no differently than Doniger and others of her ilk who have also grossly distorted Hinduism to suit their own proclivities.
 
Many of us opposed Doniger when she attacked Hinduism; I have no hesitation in opposing HAF when it attacks the Dharmashastras and the Hindu dharma by maligning Manu, who was our first law-giver and the forefather of all humans and all Hindus, and various of our Hindu scriptures.  We must have conviction in our own dharma.  I will not apologize for our Shruti and our Smritis.  I will not apologize for Manu.  Let us live by the rule of law, certainly; let us not practice discrimination.  But I will not reject a single word of our scriptures.       
 
The issue here is bigger than one report about caste.  It is about the soul of HAF.  What does HAF stand for?  Will it be an organization that stands for Hinduism and Hindus, or will it make the compromises it must to advance its own interests and to curry favor with the political and media mainstream?  If HAF is willing to throw away parts of our scriptures to suit its purposes, what else that is Hindu will be discarded to suit HAF’s convenience?  Where does the line get drawn?  This is just one report on caste—but what will come next?
 
HAF with the issuance of this report has sadly pitted different factions of the Hindu community against each other.  In this, you have shamefully divided the Hindu community.   Not because anyone advocates caste-based discrimination but because the report has been so clumsily put together, so damning in the inconsistent and ill-defined positions adopted and the reasoning used, so politically lethal to the interests of Hindus here and abroad, that people are being forced to take an opposing stand in order to mitigate the damage to the causes dear to our hearts.
 
If HAF is willing to work with the community, the damage can be somewhat rectified.  But if HAF turns its back on the community, then we will have to turn our backs on you forcefully and explicitly.
 
As Rakeshji said in his email, it is hurtful to have to turn against one’s own people.  We would all prefer to instead work together.  But dharma is bigger than any individual or any organization.   If HAF persists in distorting Hinduism and calling for the exorcism of certain portions of Hindu scriptures that you find inconvenient, then you are standing for adharma, notwithstanding the fact that you all may be Hindus by birth or self-identification.  Dharma is bigger than any individual or organization.  If, for the sake of dharma, HAF must fall, then so be it.
 
This is not a passing storm that will subside when tempers cool.  Be assured that if you persist in this way, many of us stand ready to ensure that your funding is cut and that your ability to inflict such damage on the Hindu cause in the future is severely curtailed.
 
                                                                               Sincerely,
 
                                                                            Aditi Banerjee              
                                                     
 
 
 

Rajesh Patil

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Shri Ashok JaiSinghani
You are creating confusion amongst Hindus and trying to divide them; The motive behind this division is known to every reader !!
You state that "Bramhins worship Raavana " This is blatant LIE !!! I have not seen any Bramhin worshiping Raavan !!! They are worshiping Raam, Krishna, Shiva, Goddess Laxmi, Ganesh, Durga etc...
Raam JanmaBhumi case is going on in the court. Your timing for this mail circulation raises an eye of suspicion about your motives behind such acts of yours.
Who ARE YOU ? ARE YOU A HINDU ?
Please answer
Rajesh

Koenraad Elst

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Dear Rajesh and others,
 
It seems you aren't aware who you're getting worked up about. Go check his www.wondercures.com charlatan website. Ashok T. Jaisinghani is a malignant madcap who teaches that sex causes constipation. His kind of sex, perhaps. I'm not sure there is a way of meaningfully arguing against his evil-spirited nonsense. It is at any rate counterproductive and ridiculous to spend exclamation marks and capitalized outcries on him. Reading him is only useful for getting a magnified view of the intrinsic madness of what passes for secularism in India.
 
But to give everyone his due: even Jaisinghani makes sense sometimes. Lately he remarked that "praying to Mecca" is an impossible commandment that the Muslims never really manage to implement. The straight line marking the direction in which they pray, actually points into space, follwoing a tangent along the earth's curved surface. The Muslim commandment presupposes the belief in a flat earth.
 
Best regards,
 
KE  
 

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Rabinder Koul

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Mr. JaiSinghani ji needs some education, both inn elementary Dharma and some education on how to think on your own. He has  colonized mind, thinking knowing english is being educated.
Ravindra Koul
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Trishool

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Rajesh Ji, 

This loud mouth Ashok, spoke nonsense about suffering Hindu Kashmiri pundits long ago, and I had confronted him, It seems he is a converted fanatic Muslim, with name,  to mislead others, as usual. I think, he should be leached. His name reflects that he is Sindhi, from well respected Sindhi family, living abroad. 

Regards,    

Lal  Gehi   

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Ashok T. Jaisinghani

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Rajesh Patil Jee,
 
    You should read the old correspondence of more than 3 years back, which is shown below, to understand how some arrogant Brahmins had used the crook called Koenraad Elst to deliberately provoke me to write articles against them. I was reluctant to write on the subject of the failures of Brahmins, but some articles were posted on the Internet by some bigoted Brahmins accusing me of being anti-Hindu. I was forced to respond by writing against the bigoted Brahmins who could see absolutely nothing wrong in what they had been doing for thousands of years.
 
    I have not said that the Brahmins worship Raavan, but I have certainly mentioned that the Brahmin King Raavan symbolizes the worst debauchees among the bigoted Brahmins who believe in and practise polygamy, abduction, rape, adultery, fraud, murder and other crimes.
 
    I have also certainly mentioned that the Brahmins worship the mass murderer called Maharishi Parshuram, the Brahmin TERRORIST who killed all the  Kshatriyas 21 times.
 
    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
 
___________________
 
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 04 Mar 2008 11:45 PM
Subject: Re: [Shakti-L: 232] Re: Truth about Failure of Brahmin Ideology & Leadership

 
Hello Everyone,
 
    I did not expect Koenraad, and his crony G P Srinivasan, to show such arrogance that they have made fun of my views on the "Truth about Failure of Brahmin Ideology & Leadership." Their highly inflated egos definitely deserve to be deflated. That shall be done soon.
 
    I am preparing my article on the subject, which shall be send to a number of discussion groups and hosted on a number of websites in a few days. If Koenraad and Srinivasan want to read my article, they should wait till it appears on the internet. They shall not get the copies of my article directly from me.
 
    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
      Editor & Publisher:
www.Top-Nut.com   Top Nutritionist
www.Wonder-Cures.com
www.SindhiKalakar.com
_______________________
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 04 Mar 2008 9:20 PM
Subject: [Shakti-L: 232] Re: Truth about Failure of Brahmin Ideology & Leadership

Dear KE,
 
I hope you are fine and back to normal. he has not propduced any proof. Lets us hope some sense prevails. How was your Delhi Infinity foundation summit? What did you present? I understand they released 10 volumes of ancient science and technology. Where is it availble.
 
Best,
GP.SRINIVASAN

 
On 3/4/08, Koenraad Elst <koenra...@hotmail.com> wrote:
 
Note, everybody, that Ashok Jaisinghani once more fails to provide his proof.
 
KE



 
Truth about Failure of Brahmin Ideology & Leadership
 
Hello Koenraad,
 
    In your email of March 3, you have written, "After the torrent of abuse you've poured out here, that proof is indeed overdue.  Let us hear it." You have doubted my ability to prove that Brahminism, which believes in the evil caste system, moorti poojaa and cow worship, was the main reason for the defeat of the Hindus at the hands of small armies of the Islamic and Christian invaders.  
 
    I am sure that the Brahmins don't want the other Hindus to know how their bogus ideology and hypocritical leadership became the main reasons which made the Hindus lose power in India to foreign invaders. Are you really sure whether your Brahmin friends want you and others to know the truth?
 
    As you are a foreigner, who does not know what is really in the minds of the Brahmins on this subject, please consult your Brahmin friends before giving me an answer. 
 
    Regarding an explanation of the reasons why the Sasanian and Byzantine empires collapsed in no time before the Muslim onslaught, I am not bound to give you any answer. I have not studied the history of the Sasanian and Byzantine empires.
 
           With regards,

    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
      Editor & Publisher:
_______________________
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: "koenraad.elst" <koenra...@telenet.be>
To: "Shakti List" <shak...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: 03 Mar 2008 3:06 AM
Subject: [Shakti-L: 171] Re: {UnitedHinduFront} Re: THE ARYA SAMAJ IS NOT ANTI-HINDU - THEARYASAMAJ HAS MADE HINDUISM STRONG

 

On Mar 2, 9:48 pm, "Ashok T. Jaisinghani" <ashok...@sancharnet.in>
wrote:
>
> If what Rabinder Koul says is right, can we know how the poor beggars called Brahmins succeeded in grabbing massive amounts of wealth and great power for thousands of years in India?
>

Dint of hard work?  Same question goes for the oppressed and
downtrodden Shudras, such as the Nandas and Mauryas (with their
Brahmin strategist Chanakya), and Shivaji.

> I can prove that Brahminism, which believes in the evil caste system, moorti poojaa and cow worship, was the main reason for the defeat of the Hindus at the hands of small armies of the Islamic and Christian invaders. Brahminism caused the downfall of many Hindu rulers of India.

>

After the torrent of abuse you've poured out here, that proof is
indeed overdue.  Let us hear it. 
Among other things the proof would
have to include an explanation for why the Sasanian and Byzantine
empires collapsed in no time before the Muslim onslaught while
Brahminical India held out for centuries.

Incidentally, as KS Lal has documented, the invading Muslim armies
were anything but small.  Unlike the Hindu kshatriyas, the Muslim
rulers had vast standing armies, including slave soldiers.

>> Idol worship is wrong, anti-Vedic and outrightly improper. It is an
>> affront to God and hence it is a sinful practice. This was the
>> message conveyed by Swami Dayanand because he could see the harm which
>> had befallen the people of India (Aryavarta) by being entrenched in
>> idolatory.

Same question: please tell us how idolatry *caused* all this harm.  In
the Bible, whence you or your Arya Samaj source borrowed this un-Vedic
claim about idolatry, it is Yahweh who punishes the Israelites for
their "lapses" into idolatry.  Wha
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    The following correspondence of nearly 3 years back proves how stupid and cowardly Koenraad Elst is. Koenraad Elst is a hypocrite who is an enemy of the Hindus.
 
    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.   
 
__________________
 
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 09 Aug 2008 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: Koenraad Elst, the Pest

 
Re: Koenraad Elst, the Pest

Stinking Stupid Coward Koenraad,
 
    You have chosen to side with those bigoted Brahmins who are the enemies of 98% of the Hindus belonging to other castes. You are anti-Hindu precisely because you are supporting the bigoted Brahmins and Brahminism against the majority of Hindus. It seems that you have still not read some of my articles against the bigoted Brahmins to understand the reasons why I support all the Hindus of other castes who are against the perverted ideology of bigoted Brahmins.
 
    You are a self-declared coward - a crying, defeated, cribbing cowardly pseudo-Hindu. A promiscuous foreigner like you comes to India to satisfy his lust by having fun with many Hindu girls just like Krishna, but you do not like to live like Raam. If you have been on the battlefield, have you died for any Hindu cause or suffered any injuries? The big cowards like you only make tall claims about your so-called great sacrifices for the Hindus. Why should I be seen with any coward like you? You should stop interfering in the affairs of the Hindus. Why should a bastard foreigner like you try to give instructions or orders to Hindus.
 
    It is beneath my dignity to discuss the findings of my original research in Nutrition with any idiot like you who supports the perverted beliefs and practices of bigoted Brahmins like the hereditary caste system, discrimination against women, untouchability, etc. I don't discuss the details of my original research in Nutrition with any confirmed lunatic cowards or stinking stupid swines like you.
 
    I am not surprised by your statement that you had lived in a madhouse for many years, and that you escaped from there to come to India.

    The wonders of science shall not bow before the false glory of primitive ideas. All the holy men use modern gadgets like electric lights, TVs, telephones, computers, cars, trains, planes, refrigerators, air-conditioners, etc, etc. So why should the so-called holy men launch tirades against the scientists whose inventions they are using for their enjoyment? There are many ungrateful rascals like you in this world.
 
    To idiots like you, the fellows like Acharya Ramdev, who advocate the drinking of cow's urine and eating of cow-dung to cure all diseases, are not quacks. If you blindly follow the primitive Sanatan Dharma, can you inform me how much cow's urine you drink, and how much cow-dung you eat, every day? You must be a stinking swine.
 
    Regarding my original research in Nutrition, you have written, "it transpires that they threw your contributions into the dustbin never to spend another thought on them." It makes me laugh even louder at your idiotic comments and those of your lunatic supporters. Do you know what is the ranking of my website www.wonder-cures.com?
 
    The top search engines have been ranking my website as No. 1 in the world among more than 5 million websites and urls in the category of wonder cures.
 
    You can never change that fact. You can keep farting all your life, raving and ranting against my original research in Nutrition, but it is not going to make any difference to facts. You can just go on farting all the way to your final destination of HELL.
 
    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
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www.Top-Nut.com    Top Nutritionist
www.Wonder-Cures.com
www.SindhiKalakar.com
 
_______________________
 

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Subject: Koenraad Elst, the Pest
Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2008 22:55:33 +0200
 

Ashokji,
 
Several of the addressees of your latest posts have written to me off-list to warn me against any interaction with Ashok Jaisinghani, whom they describe as a mean-spirited madman. No, Ashokji, not sickly pale-faced people like myself, but properly dark-skinned native Hindus as preferred by you. However, being a contrarious European, I will ignore their admittedly wise advice, and engage you anyway.
 
One reason not to let you get off the hook is indicated by yourself in your tirade against orthodox medicine:
 
>RE: Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus <
 
       I can only laugh at the crazy comments made by the ignorant fellow like Koenraad Elst about my research in Nutrition. Let me tell the Crying Coward Koenraad that it is a stale joke for anyone to refer to my original research in Nutrition as quackery. For years, many fellows had tried to prove me as a quack, but all had failed. Even the most confident Allopathic doctors and medical scientists, who tried to prove my research findings as wrong, only got big frights when they visited my websites on Health. After reading my articles on Nutrition and Health, they preferred to become silent about my research, as they began to have doubts whether they were the real quacks themselves. The frightened fellows now don't have the courage to say anything about my research. <
 
I admit that when I first accused you of quackery, I had done so without reading your work as a "nutritionist". I simply extrapolated from your behaviour on our forum where you have amply demonstrated that you are a con-man, never giving a straight answer, changing the subject when cornered, ever opening new fronts of foul interchange without ever proving any of your numerous strange claims. I just assumed that if you were a con-man here, you would logically have to be a con-man there as well. But on second thought, I ought to consider the possibility that you are a split personality, and that maybe you do make good sense in your nutritionist work. So I gave it a closer look.
 
Quite a bit of the jargon you use is from orthomolecular medicine and perfectly legitimate. However, many claims you make are not supported by the orthomolecular school nor by any other school of medicine. Your positing a link between malaria and AIDS will be dismissed by many medics, but there might be something to it, though in the opposite sense from what you claim. In ethnomedicine, it has been found that black Africans are genetically protected from malaria (though at the cost of being susceptible to sickle-cell anaemia), while a sizable percentage of white Europeans is genetically protected against AIDS. There need not be a link, but if there is one, it would seem that immunity against AIDS is inversely proportional to immunity against malaria. But I'll let that pass, it's specialistic stuff, beyond my and obviously also beyond your competence. A point on which most readers can form their own opinion, though, simply from experience, is the connection you posit between having plenty of sex and getting constipated. What kind of sex is it that you indulge in? For most people, the procreative system and the digestive system are fairly separate.
 
You claim, in victorious tones, that many medics have grown silent after interacting with you on your strange medical theories. No surprise there. Exactly like the Hindu members from this forum who wrote to me to tell me that interacting with you is useless, they will have concluded that the whole exercise was pointless. I don't think they secretly conceded that you were right after all. If you were, then it would have been in their own interest to take your theories, put them in more academic form, publish them (with a little footnote mentioning you to cover themselves against allegations of plagiarism) in a proper forum, and get worldwide credit for this bright new breakthrough. Instead, it transpires that they  threw your contributions into the dustbin never to spend another thought on them.
 
At least this may explain why I feel compelled to write this, hopefully final, reply to your rant. When the people you attack, whether medics of "pests" like me, abandon the discussion in despair, you merely feel vindicated and cry victory. Many years ago I've worked in a madhouse and I've seen your kind of reasoning often enough there.
 
As for me being a "crying coward", I have reread the sentence in my own post that led to this comment of yours. I merely stated the fact, well-known in Hindutva circles, that I paid a high price in terms of professional opportunities by siding with the Hindus. Had I sided with the Muslims and secularists, I would have had the comfortable career of a William Dalrymple. This is simply a fact, and there was not a word of complaint accompanying my statement of that fact. Nothing "crybaby" there. Indeed, if I could start all over, I would still choose the Hindu side. Maybe it's my idiosyncratic tendency of being drawn to lost causes; or maybe I just hope to be remembered as someone who chose the good over the profitable.
 
Anyone who cares about the Hindu cause would take the information about my professional reversals not as a reason to launch a personal attack on the messenger, but as an occasion to contemplate the implications for the position of the Hindu movement. For my case is merely one instance of a general rule: taking a pro-Hindu line is detrimental, taking an anti-Hindu line is highly profitable. What does that say about the Hindu movement's public relations? If the US supplies weapons to Pakistan which end up being used to kill Hindus, or if the US refuses a visa to Narendra Modi, then these are tangible consequences of the anti-Hindu mood among the India-watchers, which in turn is a consequence of the misery they would experience if choosing the Hindu side and the rewards they can reap if joining the anti-Hindu camp. The negative reward for being pro-Hindu, the positive reward for being anti-Hindu, and the fact that Hindus are getting killed in Ahmedabad and elsewhere, these things are intimately connected. But those vital questions don't interest you. It is said that great minds focus on ideas, mid-level minds focus on events, and small minds focus on people. We here have never seen you contribute anything at the level of ideas, only self-indulgence in your petty attacks on individuals.
 
As for "coward", I don't claim to be a hero, far from it, but I have participated in a number of battles of some importance to the Hindu cause (Ayodhya, the Nazi allegation against Savarkar and Golwalkar, the Aryan invasion debate). One side-effect of having been on the battlefield is that I know who else was there, and by implication also who was not there. I have never seen you there. I have never heard of any single contribution of yours to any Hindu struggle. If a coward is someone who hasn't run away from the battlefield, you indeed are not a coward, simply because you have never come anywhere near a battlefield in the first place. As for me, I have never run away from a confrontation in the survival war of Sanatana Dharma. Conversely, several secularists and Muslims have excused themselves from debates when informed that I would be in the panel. This is of course very small merit compared with the Indian soldiers who defeated the Pakistani army in Bangladesh 1971 or Kargil 1999, but it is something, and thus it is more than your nothing. All you have done is cyber-heroics, and this not even to cyber-feign attacks on the enemy but merely to attack Hindus and pro-Hindu outsiders.
 
       Koenraad is an absolute liar when he states, "Since his dirty mind, which sees only dirt in the Puranas, must perforce see dirt wherever it looks, . . ."  I have never read any Vedas, Puranas or Upanishads, and I don't intend to read them, because I don't have the time or even the inclination. So where is the question of my mind wanting to see any dirt in the Puranas, which I may never read? Of course, I do sometimes come across the comments made by others on these books.<
 
So, your statements and allegations are based on mere hearsay. Good that you say this yourself. So now we know we don't have to take you seriously. But my assessment of the mentality that sees dirt in the Puranas stands: whether from reading or from hearsay, your understanding of stories such as Krishna's seducing the Gopi-s betrays a particular mentality. The vast majority of Hindus have heard that story numerous times and have never concluded from it that they should engage in immoral behaviour. Their mind is pure and consequently their understanding of the story is pure as well. You, by contrast.
 
       Modern Hindus want to give up their wrong beliefs and practices, but the idiot called Koenraad wants the Hindus to continue them. He thinks that he should be treated like some kind of God by the Hindus because of his white skin. So he wants a right to command the Hindus and their leaders to work according to his dictates.<
 
On the contrary, I merely second the healthy good sense of hundreds of millions of ordinary brown-skinned Hindus. And there is nothing wrong with their listening to the Krishna stories as stories. Some Hindu reformers try to cast the Hindu scriptures in the Quranic mode as a set of commandments, as if Krishna were commanding all listeners to become
adulterous. Well, that's a mistake.
 
       It is clear that the late Sitaram Goel had politely given the best advice to Koenraad to stop interfering in the affairs of Hindus. Koenraad should have listened to the advice of Sitaram Goel, and even left India, but idiots like him don't listen to good advice.<
 
You really have a point here. It would have saved me this whole exchange.
 
And this will then be my last word to you.
 
Kind regards,
 
Dr. Koenraad Elst
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: "Ashok T. Jaisinghani" <asho...@sancharnet.in>
To: <agni...@gmail.com>,
 "Naresh Khanna" <nkk...@gmail.com>,
 "ramgopal gupta" <ramgo...@yahoo.com>,
 "Dr Madhukar Ambekar" <drmna...@yahoo.co.uk>,
 <devinde...@btopenworld.com>,
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 "Keshav Acharya" <keshav...@yahoo.com>,
 "Prem Sabhlok" <psab...@hotmail.com>,
 "Ramesh Kallidai" <Ramesh....@hfb.org.uk>
Cc: "Koenraad Elst" <koenra...@hotmail.com>
Subject: RE: Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 04:03:10 +0530

 
RE: Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus
 
    I can only laugh at the crazy comments made by the ignorant fellow like Koenraad Elst about my research in Nutrition. Let me tell the Crying Coward Koenraad that it is a stale joke for anyone to refer to my original research in Nutrition as quackery. For years, many fellows had tried to prove me as a quack, but all had failed. Even the most confident Allopathic doctors and medical scientists, who tried to prove my research findings as wrong, only got big frights when they visited my websites on Health. After reading my articles on Nutrition and Health, they preferred to become silent about my research, as they began to have doubts whether they were the real quacks themselves. The frightened fellows now don't have the courage to say anything about my research.
 
    Koenraad is an absolute liar when he states, "Since his dirty mind, which sees only dirt in the Puranas, must perforce see dirt wherever it looks, . . ."  I have never read any Vedas, Puranas or Upanishads, and I don't intend to read them, because I don't have the time or even the inclination. So where is the question of my mind wanting to see any dirt in the Puranas, which I may never read? Of course, I do sometimes come across the comments made by others on these books.
 
    Modern Hindus want to give up their wrong beliefs and practices, but the idiot called Koenraad wants the Hindus to continue them. He thinks that he should be treated like some kind of God by the Hindus because of his white skin. So he wants a right to command the Hindus and their leaders to work according to his dictates.
 
    It is clear that the late Sitaram Goel had politely given the best advice to Koenraad to stop interfering in the affairs of Hindus. Koenraad should have listened to the advice of Sitaram Goel, and even left India, but idiots like him don't listen to good advice. Read the stupid comments made by Koenraad about the Hindu leaders, religious thinkers and organizations in his letter shown below. His stupid comments about the Hindu leaders and religious thinkers should be forwarded to their supporters.

         Koenraad the Pest
 
  Do you know who is Koenraad Elst?
  He had left behind his wicked West;
  Who came to India merely as a guest;
  Crooked man now has permanent nest.
 
  Koenraad has become a hated pest;
  As a Hindu, he thinks he is the best;
  Let all Hindus know this joker's jest;
  As the pseudo-Hindu, he is stupidest.
 
  Koenraad Elst is one big fat lazy bum;
  All day long, he can drink a lot of rum;
  Writing trash, he didn't make big sum;
  So he sheds many tears to fill a drum.
 
    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
      Editor & Publisher:
www.Top-Nut.com    Top Nutritionist
www.Wonder-Cures.com
www.SindhiKalakar.com
 
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----- Original Message -----
From: Koenraad Elst <koenra...@hotmail.com>
To: "Ashok T. Jaisinghani" <asho...@sancharnet.in>, <agni...@gmail.com>
CC: Naresh Khanna <nkk...@gmail.com>, ramgopal gupta <ramgo...@yahoo.com>,
Dr Madhukar Ambekar <drmna...@yahoo.co.uk>, Devinder Thakur
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Subject: RE: Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2008 01:07:02 +0200
 

Ashok Jaisignhani, the "nutritionist" who makes a living by selling quackery to the gullible, shows a lot of interest in my financial situation. That is the main focus of his latest screed, focusing on what was only an afterthought in my own latest, which was focused on the phenomenon of the reinterpretation of scripture in the service of non-scriptural doctrines.
 
Since his dirty mind, which sees only dirt in the Puranas, must perforce see dirt wherever it looks, it also imputes all kinds of things to me, such as my being a "failed gold-digger". He must be very stupid indeed to think that anyone could believe there was money to be made by scholarly writing. The intellectual scene is just not his world, and he cannot avoid projecting the mentality of his own conmen circles onto the world of research and debate.  Anyway, fools can play a useful role once in a while, such as providing an occasion to explain a few things I normally don't discuss.

After my first couple of books, Sita Ram Goel started warning me not to take my involvement with India too seriously. He predicted that India was not going to do me any good.  I didn't listen, I felt just too inviolved with the Hindu cause to leave it alone ("because you were Indian in your past life", Hindus tell me). He also recounted how the Hindu leadership is not even able to recognize friend from foe, and cited cases where friendly criticism meant to correct and enhance the Hindu movement's performance (such as by Girilal Jain) was violently rejected.
 
I have criticized the Hindu movement whenever I saw it doing things that went against the Hindu interest or damaged its own chances for victory. I was to learn that this was not appreciated, for the movement has more pressing priorities than victory. For example, many self-proclaimed vanguard factions, including the Arya Samaj and the RSS, are more interesting in posturing as superior vis-a-vis other Hindus than in advancing the common good of the Hindus. Goel told me, after my first discussion with VHP spokesmen: "You might as well have talked to my wall." Eighteen years later, that is my over-all feeling about the effect of my work on the movement that could have benefited from it: they prefer to listen to their own self-praise than to any hard research that they could use for the cause they claim to be serving.

Oh, but now I catch myself discussing strategy and victory, when Ashok was only interested in money. So, let's talk money. I never knew how to turn scholarship into money, I never even considered such a thing possible, and I can't say my experiences in India have proven me wrong. Yet, even if I don't know the method to get there, the target of making money from my writing would have been a decent and good one. Had I become rich by disproving the secularists' position on the Ayodhya temple's history, or disproving that Golwalkar was a Nazi, or making the AIT establishment admit that their champion Michael Witzel's decisive "proof" of the AIT from the Baudhayana Shrauta Sutra was mistaken (to name but a few of the things that I have achieved and that none of the Hindutva writers has), then the Hindu movement, which never understood the value of historical evidence or of winning a historians' debate, would have respected me and taken my work seriously. They have no respect for a scholarly job well done, for they couldn't recognize one when they see one. Witness their glorifying the worst nincompoops crowing victory about winning the Aryan invasion debate which in reality is anything but won all while ignoring the sterling scholarship being produced by unpretentious but bright and hard-working scholars, both Indian and Western. Witness their sabotaging of their own effort at rewriting the history textbooks in 2002 and how they made a laughing-stock of the very notion of Hindu history-rewriting. So, with only the historical evidence I had gathered and the logic with which I had shown its implications on the Ayodhya c.q. the Aryan Invasion debate, I had no chance of making an impression on the Hindu leadership. One of the consequences is that their Ayodhya policy (to the extent they still have one) is conducted as if there had never been pro-temple evidence. They still frame their demands in pitiable terms of "respecting Hindu snetiments" rather than "respecting firmly established Hindu property rights", thus grossly weakening their position vis-a-vis their secularist and Islamic opponents.  Well, when I look back on this tragi-comical failure of the Hindu leadership, i find I must admit i share in the blame.  I should have found a way to impress the value of methodologically sound evidence and of framing their demands in the correct terms. I couldn't have done that by arguing.
 
But looking at the likes of Ashok, it now transpires that i could have done it by becoming wealthy. That more than anything else would have made them respect me. And then maybe they wouldn't have spurned the argumentative weapons I was providing them with.  Imagine if Ashok with the dollar signs in his eyes would have had to concede that I had become "a successful gold-digger". He would then still not read my arguments, he would still be unable to function at that level, but he would respect them.

I am good friends with a handful of Hindus who are bright, true lovers of knowledge, and who recognize a worthwhile argumentation when they see one. But those people don't take part in internet discussions, free-for-alls where flaming hotheads soon crowd out the people who have anything to say. As an impatient Westerner, i have a hard time watching nonsense fly by and miss the chance to expose it for what it is. It's about time I learned the Oriental attitude of ignoring stuff you can't really change, such as people's stupidity.

Enjoy the projection of your own dirty mind on the Puranas, on your fellow Hindus who are not wannabe-iconoclasts, and on outsideres who prefer the richness of genuine Hinduism to the impoverished and distorted version put out by certain ignorant fanatics.
 
Cheers,
 
KE
 

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RE: Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus
 
Agniveer Jee,
 
    In his letter of July 15, Koenraad Elst has written, "Ashok Jaisinghani, a self-declared "nut" and reportedly a convert to Christianity, is right: I am an enemy."
 
    In spite of being a foreigner, only an idiot like Koenraad Elst can think of having a right to declare persons like me as Christians. By calling me a Christian, the joker is pretending to know more about me than I know myself. Who has given a right to such an outsider to declare any Hindus as Christians?
 
    Koenraad is a Failed Gold-Digger
 
    He has also written, "But you are totally wrong about my writing about and pro Hinduism in order to make "millions". Choosing to side with the Hindus against their numerous enemies has been the worst career move imaginable."
 
    According to his own confession, Koenraad is a gold-digger who has failed to make big money in India in spite of all his efforts.
 
    He has further written, "Siding with you people has cost me an academic career and only given me poverty and numerous social and professional difficulties. And now I have to wonder why I've ever done it."
 
    He regrets coming to India because he could not get the riches he expected. He thinks that he has a right to become rich because he has done a great favor to the Hindus by coming to India and writing about Hinduism.
 
    Coward Koenraad can Cry!
 
    After reading his letter, I am sure that the coward Koenraad has been shedding many tears. However, I shall never offer even a handkerchief to him to wipe his tears, as he has declared himself as my enemy. Agniveer Jee, can you offer him a handkerchief?
 
    I just cannot feel sorry for the crying coward Koenraad because he has constantly chosen to support those bigoted Brahmins, who are working against the rights and interests of all the Hindus who belong to the other castes. He has been behaving just like any bigoted Brahmin who does not believe in the basic equality of all men and women. Koenraad believes in and justifies casteism, inequality, womanizing, polygamy, vulgarity and other such practices mentioned in some of the ancient scriptures.
 
    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
      Editor & Publisher:
www.Top-Nut.com    Top Nutritionist
www.Wonder-Cures.com
www.SindhiKalakar.com
 
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----- Original Message -----
From: Koenraad Elst <koenra...@hotmail.com>
To: Ashok T. Jaisinghani <asho...@sancharnet.in>, Agniveer <agni...@gmail.com>
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Subject: RE: Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus
Date: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:51 PM
 

Ashok Jaisinghani, a self-declared "nut" and reportedly a convert to Christianity, is right: I am an enemy.  In particular, I am an enemy of those people who, like the self-declared non-Hindu fraction among the Arya Samajis, want to censor Hindu scripture. The story of Krishna seducing the milkmaids never struck me as an instance of "vulgarity". Nor does the picture I have hanging in my room of Ganesha embracing the Shiva Lingam, which the vulgarity-suspicious among you would unmask as his father's penis. Millions of Hindus worship the Shiva Lingam, which Muslims writers used to decry as a dildo used by Hindu women for highly carnal purposes. Millions of Hindus enjoy Krishna Lilas without feeling revolted by the story's alleged vulgarity. I can understand that the Victorian Christian translator Griffith concealeed the sexually explicit parts of the Rg-Veda in a Latin rather than an English rendering, but I never heard of traditional Vedicists who refused to face the Vedas' contents. Until I met the Veda-toting Arya Samajis, who swear by the Veda but impose non-Vedic contents on the pages between the cover labelled Veda. I am on the side of those ordinary innocent-minded Hindus who didn't know better than to respect and enjoy their traditional lore.  They don't take Krishna's adventures as a commandment to go womanizing.  It is only you, Agniveer and Ashok, who wear vulgarity-coloured glasses and therefore see vulgarity everywhere. Because of your dirty mind, you see dirt everywhere.

We are dealing here witha fundamental problem of how people deal with the religious tradition into which they were raised.  If you censor your own revered scriptures, it means you don't believe in them (which is a legitimate option, but please be honest about it) and have already mentally replaced them with something else.  Thuse, all premodern scriptures without exception contain plenty of sexism, classism and other forms of inequality. If you have come to espouse modern egalitarianism, you have the option of accepting the fact that you have grown away from the norms of your ancestors. If you think inequality is wrong, then say openly that Manu was wrong, that the casteism appearing from the Yajur-Veda and Upanishads onwards was wrong, that your scriptures were wrong in this regard.  Christians and Jews don't have a problem with this. They know that their scriptures condone slavery and that  they themselves reject it, simply because they find it normal that times change and norms change accordingly.  That is a concession to realism, essentially counter to the Biblical commandments. Hinduism has often been praised as more flexible and open to variety and change, but now it is you borderline Hindus who turn out to be inflexible in the extreme: on the one hand you want to be in tune with the changing norms of today, on the other you want to read your scirptures quasi-Biblically as a set of commandments, so to reconcile their unmodern norms with your own modern sensibilities, you start distorting the scriptures which you claim to hold sacred.

What MF Hussain has painted, is not scenes from Hindu scripture. I am not aware of any Ramayana passage showing Sita getting off on Hanuman's monkey tail. Hussain's work is indeed vulgarity and meant to insult Hinduism. i don't think the Purana author meant to insult Hinduism or Hindu women when he had Krishna seduce them by the dozens. Nor do millions of Hindus see anything objectionable there. They see it as either just a story, or they resort to the metaphorical explanation given by many Babas, viz. that the Gopis represent the souls who are all of them eager for Krishna's love. If you can only see vulgarity in that story, the problem is not in the story but in the eye of the beholder.  

So, Ashokji, you are entirely right about my being an enemy, viz. of forgers who in their hubris think they know better than the Rishis (so far, a genuine possibility) and who even have no respect for the Rishis (that's less justifiable), and therefore try to alter the compositions of the Rishis.

But you are totally wrong about my writing about and pro Hinduism in order to make "millions". Choosing to side with the Hindus against their numerous enemies has been the worst career move imaginable. In a recent review of one of my Dutch publications, I read that "KE, had he avoided coming out as a critic of Islam, would by now have been a celebrity intellectual". Siding with you people has cost me an academic career and only given me poverty and numerous social and professional difficulties. And now I have to wonder why I've ever done it. If I commit myself to a cause, it means I want that cause to come out victorious. You people, by contrast, have turned ou simply not to mean business. One infamous capitulation I've witnessed at close quarters is the Ayodhya movement, which got millions of Hindus walking and hundreds killed. After building up such momentum, the Hindu party just threw it away in an illusory bid to stay on the safe side with the norms laid down by the secularist enemies. The only thing the Ayodhya movement has achieved is the demolition of the Babri Masjid, and for that one its leaders have apologized, "darkest day of my life" and all that. As for the Arya Samaj, it started out bravely with a mission of reconverting the Indian Muslims, but now I find it reduced to espousing all the fashionable values laid down by Hinduism's more assertive enemies (monotheism, iconoclasm) and effectively attacking fellow Hindus. You people don't want to win. You want to get kudos from the missionaries for at least, while still living in the darkness of Paganism, attacking polytheism and idol-worship, two characteristic components of Hinduism.

Kind regards nonetheless,

KE
 
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Koenraad Elst is an Enemy of Hindus
 
Agniveer Jee,
 
    You are absolutely right in doubting the intentions of foreigners like Koenraad Elst, who has openly declared that the Hindus should feel proud of the vulgarity, nudity, sexual perversions and adultery, which are found in some ancient works of India.
 
    There is not much difference in the mentalities of a pornographic painter like M.F.Hussain and Koenraad Elst. If Hussain can boldly paint the nude pictures of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, we should not be surprised if one day Koenraad also comes out with a new book containing the nude pictures of many Hindu Gods and Goddesses. If the Hindus in India protest and burn copies of his book, he would tell his publishers that "they should market them more among the Western audience."
 
    The fair-skinned foreigners like Koenraad believe in exploiting the gullible Hindus through flattery. A useless writer like Koenraad wants to make huge amounts of money by selling his books on Hinduism with the help of short-sighted Hindu leaders, who can be easily flattered by the white-skinned Europeans and Americans.
 
    The fair-skinned flatterers like Koenraad Elst actually are the enemies of Hindus, as they can easily deceive us by becoming Hindus and pretending to be our friends. Many such adulterous foreigners come to India just to have a lot of fun by fooling around with many Hindu women. They practise adultery openly and get away by extolling the great virtues of ancient Hinduism or Sanatan Dharma.
 
    The adulterous Europeans and Americans  can claim to worship Krishna and even try to follow Krishna through the practice of polygamy by having many Hindu wives, concubines and girl-friends. By declaring that they are following in the footsteps of Krishna, such fair-skinned foreigners can get the licence to enjoy a life full of any number of adulterous relations with Hindu girls and married women.
 
    It does not matter to such foreigners even if they break up many Hindu families in the process of their unlimited enjoyment of sex.

    Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
      Editor & Publisher:
www.Top-Nut.com    Top Nutritionist
www.Wonder-Cures.com
www.SindhiKalakar.com
 
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1. This is the problem with contemporary western indologists. What can you expect out of Vedic interpretations by perverts who find illicit relations, watching nudity, premarital sex in childhood etc "healthy"! That speaks volumes of the mental setup that reigns these people. And we make Hindutva champions of such mindsets!
 
We either trash this pervertism or all those texts which call for Brahmcharya and morality as basis of rightful living (more so during first 25 years).
 
2. This Hindutva champion is now proclaiming that "Dhol Ganvaar...." means beating women. That was exactly what I was saying - it is such ideology that Arya Samaj would fight against, regardless of who believes in these - a sanatani or arya samaji.
 
Seeta Mata and Pt Sharma ji are requested to debate this with Sri Elst who has been presented on the group as an Hindutva/ Sanatan Dharma champion. I am totally with you that regardless of what Tulsidasji meant, taking such a meaning of this verse as given by Sri Elst in implementation is blatantly disgusting.
 
3. Sri Elst agrees that there are no interpolations in Purans and ManumSmriti and that these verses which are vulgar and unscientfic do exist and also that this should make us pride. Rest of us, let us be vocal if this be our stand - should we accept such trash. If yes, let us debate. If not, please clarify that a Hinduism which is truthful/ Vedic in spirit considers his ideology as trash and pervertism. There can be no middle way.
 
4. Sri Elst - please do not try to divide rest of us and enjoy at their expense. Because even if I quote such verses, you have already stated that there is nothing wrong with them and they be accepted with grace.
 
As an indologists thriving on Indian texts for profession and otherwise, you know the details in details I assume. This further implies that you want to dig the grave for the practical contemporary hinduism which derives inspiration from Vedas and considers Brahmcharya and equality of caste and women as essential elements and is blatantly critical of vulgarity, incest, immorality and characterlessness. You would then create an enviornment where any kind of loose morals or inequality would be justified from Shastra perspective. For an external indologist having nothing more than a professional-academic interest in Hinduism or Vedas, these things are non-serious for obvious reasons as stated by your own views above.
 
And then you would want us to be liberal enough to take crude jokes, images on toilet papers, shoes etc of our legends with spirit and enjoy. because going by your logic these Purans etc are source of our culture and if these contain these, what is wrong in accepting the same today! At least you would make us believe that our role models were not clean character and this would rock the very foundation of our cultural base.
 
My intention is not to win debates with my family members and feel winner. My goal is to make them realise truth and warn them of dangers of accepting people like you as well-wishers who consider pornography as healthy.
 
The obvious contradictions have clearly surfaced now. The critical point here is not to provide verses from Purans as proof to provide you some masala, but whether any followers of Ram, Krishna, Parshuram, Tulsidas would agree to view that you have presented - that lewdness is healthy, that any vulgar, unjust, immoral trash if found in our literature is something we should be proud of?
 
Om
Agniveer
 
 
 
 
 
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 5:01 AM, Koenraad Elst <koenra...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>
> > 2. Geeta Press does not dare to publish unabridged Shiva Puran and
> > Brahma Vaivart Puran and most Tantra texts. This is because they are
> > too vulgar and insult Krishna etc of lewdness and illicit relations
> > with his engaged auntie. Check out original Purans from some other
> > indological publisher like Motilal Banarasidass, Venkateshwar Press or
> > from indologits like Koenraad Elst etc.
> >
>
> In that case they should market them more among the Western audience.
> We think it's cute, young Krishna exploring all that life had to offer.
> You call it lewd, we call it healthy.
>
> > 3. Do not deny the fact that Purans contain such contentious verses.
> > Because fact remains fact. AT best you can either accept all this crap
> > as mark of our great culture or reject it as trash. Any other way will
> > be mimicing ostrich who starts digging its face in ground when a
> > danger comes to it.
> >
> Yes, it is a sad sight, the denial by Hindus of parts of their scripture
> that are not in tune with current fashions.  Prudery is common, so you
> reject the "lewd" parts.  Equality is the norm, so you deny the grossly
> non-egalitarian parts.  Someone here, some Sharma or Pandit, just denied
> that Tulsidas declared that "drums, villagers, servants, animals and women
> are fit for beating".  He claims that instead of "beating" Tulsidas meant
> "instruction".  How silly can you get?  Some reformer, probably an Arya
> Samaji (well-represented among Guyanese Hindus), tried to counter the idea
> that girls shouldn'"t be sent to school, so he imposed a false reading on
> this text.  But liars, no matter how well-meaning, tend to make mistakes
> and get caught out, in this case by overlooking that "instructing drums"
> doesn't make sense.
>
> >  please answer:
> > a. What if Purans contain vulgar verses and stories insulting our
> > legends and dehumanizing women, shudras etc. Will you still accept it
> > or not? Be clear and then I shall start giving proofs.<
>
> We should accept such verses in the sense that we should accept the reality
> of their existence.  We need not accept them nor any other verses in the
> sense of meekly swallowing them.  This whole problem of distorting the
> meaning of verses or denying their scriptural status wouldn't arise if you
> hadn't gotten stuck in this medieval attitude of crawling before ancient
> authority.  The Vedic rishis didn't quote scripture, they thought for
> themselves.
>
> > c. DO you believe in complete Manusmriti. I gave link from
> sacredtexts.com site?
> >
> Same problem: "believe".  The Manu Smrti is (as Steve Farmer puts it) just
> data.  An interesting glimpse into social norms in the early Common Era,
> very post-Vedic, very pre-modern, neither Vedic nor applicable in the modern
> age.  But it does have the virtue of explicitly acknowledging that its rules
> are open to change.
>
> > I openly challenge anyone to prove me that Purans and Manusmriti are
> > free from vulgarity, superstitions. <
>
> Hey, anyone is innocent until proven guilty.  If you accuse those poor
> scriptures of vulgarity, the burden of proof is entirely upon you.  That's
> one of those unpleasant traits of internet flamers: they boss everyone about
> to come and furnish them proof for this, that and another thing.  No,
> Agniveer, it's up to you to prove the vulgarity of the Puranas.  Come and
> enliven this list with all those explicit words and stories as proof of
> your allegation.
>
> > Om
> >
>
> Om!
>
>
> > >> > > Also read how krishna spent night with Kubja.
> > >>
> > >> > > - Shiva Puran - On origin of linga, how Parvati accepted it, how
> > >> > > SHiva pleased a prostitute devotee, and many other
> > >>
> > >> > > - Other Purans - Trinity raping a woman, Brahma getting erect on
> > >> > > seeing Parvati while conducting her marriage with Shiva, Brahma
> > >> > > -Saraswati relation and how Brahma got curse etc etc
> > >>
> > >> > > Bhagvat Puran - Read Chapter 10 on Raas Leela - how gopis kissed
> > >> > > Krishna, about their dresses, exchange of eaten Paans, etc etc.
> > >>
>
> Isn't that wonderful, the Puranas mirrorring real life including its sexual
> dimension?  Fortunately, the Vedas are just as full of "lewd" and
> "vulgar" passages. In Griffith's translation, these are put separately at
> the back of the book and rendered in Latin rather than English, so that
> ladies who hadn't been to Eton wouldn't understand their explicit message.
> As for "shishnadeva", it is part of a description of the enemy Dasyus and
> is meant as an insult, something like "cocksucker".
>
>
> > >> > > Please read clearly what Dayanand has said - he said that one may
> > >> > do Niyog if there is desperate need for children.
> > >> > But better if one stays brahmchari
> > >> > > and do service of society and meditation. But one should never get
> > >> > > into prostitution, illicit relations etc.
> > >> > >
> > >> > > He has always re-emphasised that staying Brahmchari and doing
>> > >> > exactly what your aunt did is the best option.
>> > >> >
> > >> * Read Satyarth Prakash again
>
> Extolling celibacy is quite un-Vedic.  The Vedas want you to pay off your
> debt to your ancestors by procreating.  They don't treat women as equal with
> men but they nonetheless have a healthy appetite for women and extol the
> harvest of their wombs.  That is why shramanism was abhorred as anti-social,
> a form of biological parasitism where the sangha cannot produce its own
> membership but had to recruit from families who had wisely not chosen
> celibacy.
>
> This is one of many instances of Dayananda preaching post-Vedic and
> non-Vedic practices all while calling them Vedic.  Just like Hindu
> astrologers selling Hellenistic astrology as "Vedic astrology".  Or
> cookbooks presenting recipes with potatoes and tomatoes and other vegetables
> imported from America by the Portuguese in the 16th century as "Vedic
> cooking".
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> KE
>
>

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Sent: 09 May 2011 8:27 PM
Subject: RE: Like Dalits, the Kshatriyas & Vaishyas Should have Their own Priests

Dear Rajesh and others,
 
It seems you aren't aware who you're getting worked up about. Go check his www.wondercures.com charlatan website. Ashok T. Jaisinghani is a malignant madcap who teaches that sex causes constipation. His kind of sex, perhaps. I'm not sure there is a way of meaningfully arguing against his evil-spirited nonsense. It is at any rate counterproductive and ridiculous to spend exclamation marks and capitalized outcries on him. Reading him is only useful for getting a magnified view of the intrinsic madness of what passes for secularism in India.
 
But to give everyone his due: even Jaisinghani makes sense sometimes. Lately he remarked that "praying to Mecca" is an impossible commandment that the Muslims never really manage to implement. The straight line marking the direction in which they pray, actually points into space, follwoing a tangent along the earth's curved surface. The Muslim commandment presupposes the belief in a flat earth.
 
Best regards,
 
KE  
 


 
Date: Mon, 9 May 2011 16:33:16 +0530
Subject: Like Dalits, the Kshatriyas & Vaishyas Should have Their own Priests
Shri Ashok JaiSinghani
You are creating confusion amongst Hindus and trying to divide them; The motive behind this division is known to every reader !!
You state that "Bramhins worship Raavana " This is blatant LIE !!! I have not seen any Bramhin worshiping Raavan !!! They are worshiping Raam, Krishna, Shiva, Goddess Laxmi, Ganesh, Durga etc...
Raam JanmaBhumi case is going on in the court. Your timing for this mail circulation raises an eye of suspicion about your motives behind such acts of yours.
Who ARE YOU ? ARE YOU A HINDU ?
Please answer
Rajesh

shrigopal sharma

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All humans,

Please, stop arguing and fighting in the name of religion and old writings. Be wise to live in harmony and peace.
Discrimination on the basis of religion, casts, or gender is not acceptable. Please, think, express, and work for the betterment and welfare of the humanity.

With regards,

Shri Sharma


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Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 7:57:53 AM
Subject: RE: Like Dalits, the Kshatriyas & Vaishyas Should have Their own Priests

Srinivasan Arudi

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Mr. JaiSinghani,

By doing so what is the achievement? The true essense of being a brahmin is pocessing brahma gyan, if  Dalit / Kshatriyas & Vaishya Priest  gets Brahma gyan, he will also be called Brahmin.
 

Caste is supposed to be based on the nature of work and Brahma gyan that is attained not by brith alone.


Request you to write things which are useful to people.

 

Have a nice day!

Srinivasan Arudi

Advocate



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Sent: Mon, 9 May, 2011 9:19:41 PM
Subject: Re: Like Dalits, the Kshatriyas & Vaishyas Should have Their own Priests

Rajesh Patil

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Ashok Ji
Your writings are truly Anti-Hindu. Its not JUST an Accusation as you state. Its a FACT.
Although, I am NOT a Bramhin by Birth, but I am a Hindu and your writings definitely harm my religious feelings.
Please note that Bramhins neither supported Raavan nor denied that "he was a Bramhin".

On one side you say that all the Hindu scriptures were in possession of Bramhins then they could have very easily tampered the scriptures and could have shown Raavana to be a Non-Bramhin !!.
But they did not do so !!! They could have "created" ALL the Avataars to be Bramhins only !! But lo - they kept almost every Avataar to be Kshatriya or Non-Bramhin !!! Even the ParashuRaam was a Kshatriya !!!
Now, about ParashuRaam's story of killing of Kshatriyas - You are mentioning Maharshi ParashuRaam  but I am referring to Lord ParashuRaam (7th Avataar of Lord Vishnu). Although, he was Born as a Bramhin, he was a Kshatriya by Guna and Karma.(Refer BhagavadGeetaa --- ChaaturVanam Mayaa Srushtam ...). He actually killed 'Crooked weapon wielders' - whom today we call as Terrorists (since in old days - the term 'Terrorist' was not there -- hence they were referred as Kshatriyas as they were wielding weapons.).
Actually, you need to have ParashuRaam today to kill all Jehadis, Crusaders and to those who cause confusion in Humans !!!

Please circulate this to all whom you had originally marked the mail to..

Rajesh

Rajesh Patil

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Thanks Dr Koenraad
Such people make lot of noise and create confusion. Someone should retort them lest they think they are right and make others also believe that way.

But I would request the forum moderator to screen the insulting words of Mr Ashok JaiSinghani.

With Warm Regards
Rajesh

Ashok T. Jaisinghani

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Rajesh Patil Jee,
 
    The TERRORIST Brahmin Parshuram had also murdered his own mother mercilessly, besides killing all the Kshatriyas 21 times. Like the bigoted Brahmins, you too want the mass murderer Parshuram to be worshipped as an avataar of God.
 
    Do the Hindu religious scholars have any sense left in their heads when they ask the Hindus to worship any terrorists and mass murderers like the Brahmin Parshuram, who threatened and killed lakhs of people belonging to his own community?
 
   Ashok  T. Jaisinghani.
    Editor & Publisher:
 
 
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Dirgha Raj Prasai

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Please, don't try to minimize the history and reality-

Hindus Cultural Traditions and Beliefs in Nepal
By Dirgha Raj Prasai
Nepal was bigger during the ancient time. ‘Himwatkhanda-Nepal’
extended from Bramhaputra in the East to Hindukush in the west,
Kailash Mansovar in the North and Ganga in the South. In time the
‘Himwatkhanda Nepal’ disintegrated into many smaller nations. The fact
is mentioned in the Prayaga archive of Samudra Gupta, the son of
Bikramaditya, that ‘Nepal’ is a place lying in between Kamrup (current
Assam) and Karkarpur (current Kumau). We can infer from these facts
that Himwatkhanda Nepal in the ancient times was bigger than what is
today. This area of the Himwatkhanda is the golden land. A veteran
Rishi (Hindu’s ascetic Guru) in a special Vedic scripture has
mentioned about Himwatkhanda, “Bharatbarshe Utarayane Himalaya Tate
Swarnabhumi, Swarnabhumi,” meaning ‘the northern part of Bharatkhande,
the Himalayan mountains is the golden land and just haven’. We can
draw inference as to the greatness of this land. Kalidash in his
‘Kumaar Sambhav’ has mentioned, “The land from Eastern Himalayas to
the Western Himalayas is the Arya land.” Before the Muslim and English
regime, Bharatbarsha had comprised 25 nations. After the unification
of India by East India Company, then India was called Hindustan. But,
before the King, the creator of greater Nepal- Prithvi Narayan Shah
1800 B.S (Bikram Sambat era) had said- ‘Nepal is the real
'Hindusthana' at 1800 Bs (1753, AD)
During the time when Himwatkhanda Nepal remained a unified country the
current powerful nations were divided into many smaller nations.
Bismark had unified Germany, which had existed in the façade of many
smaller nations, a hundred years after Nepal’s unification. Italy was
also divided into many smaller nations a hundred years before Nepal’s
unification, which was transformed into a greater Italy by good sons
as Kabur and Gyalibhardi. Japan came out of the dark-age under the
leadership of its King after Mehiji restoration hundred years after
Nepal’s unification. Two decades before the unification of Nepal the
now superpower America was a British colony. Prithvinarayan Shah had
already unfurled the flag depicting the Sun and the Moon and unified
the small kingdoms into a Himwatkhanda Nepal to save the tradition of
this area. The Sanskrit language was the popular language of ancient
Nepal and India. A famous Scholar Max Mucller has written in his book-
'India-What Can it teach us'-' Sanskrit no doubt has an immense
advantage over all other ancient language of the East. In a certain
Sense we are still speaking and thinking Sanskrit or more correctly
Sanskrit is like a dear aunt to use and she takes the place of a
mother who is no more. Let us take a brief look at additional evidence
to help verify the ides that Sanskrit was the original language of the
world, and that it is connected with numerous countries and cultures.
Latin and Persian are dialects of Sanskrit. Greek has borrowed a lot
from Sanskrit. French & English are full Sanskrit words, roots and
speech forms.
So, the identification of Himwatkhanda Nepal is associated with the
ancient Vedic Hindu religion. May all be happy in the world and let no
one suffer from disease and be sad. May no one keep ill will towards
another being.May all be liberal and compassionate? All humans of the
world are our relatives. ‘Basudhaiv Kutumbakam’. May all receive equal
amount of food, relation and shelter. Let us become a liberal
character of compassion and be active for omnipresent. May all worlds
be well? 'OM- Shanti' is Vedic Hindu customs cleansed indicative. The
welfare and happiness of all is the supreme system which is the belief
of the Vedic Hindu society. Dr. Basudev Krishna Shastri writes,
“Hindus worship the Sun. The light that emanates from Sun is common
for all. Without water no living being can survive. This is everyone’s
right. Such things are beyond divisions, and consumed by all as per
their necessity. For the prosperity of human life there must remain
equal right and prerogative among us. No one should be hindered from
contributing to their nation. So it is mentioned in the Veda, ‘Let us
all rise for national awareness.’” This shows that Hindu religion is
the vehicle that would show path to all human societies. Bramha-
Bishnu-Maheshwor (the three Lords) is the guidance of Vedic Hindu
life. In the ancient, Vedic Hindu religions the supreme is the ocean
where anyone can swim anyhow.
Vedic Hindu ancient religion is the devotee of Panchadev (the five
Gods). ‘OM’ is the follower of Vedic Hindu Panchadev. A suffering man
will remember one of the Pachayan Devs (the five Gods). Panchayan
means- it is compulsory to worship the Gods Ganesha, Devi, Surya,
Shiva and Bishnu. If one of them is discriminated while carrying out
the ritual of worship then the worship will not be complete. However,
some Hindu communities have developed their own definition which has
created controversy in the ancient Hindu beliefs. We are all the same.
We Hindus and Buddhists do not want to invite controversy and dispute.
Nepal is stable as a Hindu and Buddhist nation. Our respect to our
compatriot is based on the ancient Vedic Hindu religion. Our concern
and that of Buddhists’ corresponds to each other.
Swami Chandresh says, “It is clearly mentioned in all Hindu scriptures
as Geeta, Vedas, Yoga and Tantras that this particular religion is
supposed for all people of the world. Hindu religion does not believe
in creation of factions and conversion of religion. It believes in
turning an animal-like man to a human and a human to God. In
accordance with all Hindu scriptures a man earns his pride, power,
knowledge and money through Karma. The Vedic Hindu religion was born
of intense meditation, Yoga and deep interpretation of knowledge and
truth carried out by Rishis (sages) in the steppes of Himalaya. It
will be unwise to compare Nepal’s social conditions with Indian
cultural lifestyle. India has been influenced by Muslim religion and
Christian rule which had forced them into a slavish mentality for many
centuries, and they have been forced to live in compulsion, and have
been defiled.” We Nepali people are somewhat fortunate in a sense that
sovereignty of Nepal has not been defiled by foreigners.
‘Athmana Pratikulani Paresam nasamacharet’ meaning, ‘Don't do so for
others which you dislike to do or talk’. This is the chief policy of
Hinduism. But, a concerning crisis seen in the Hindu communities is
the growth of Vaisnav religion, Krishna Pranami, Jain, Shikh along
with different definitions and interpretations of religious Gurus has
created crisis in the Hindu communities. This has plunged the Hindu
religion into controversy. There have been foul attempts to create
artificial lacking in the ‘OMKAR’ (followers of OM).
A Hindu priest Keshav Dahal has analyzed the defects in the Hindu
belief in his book ‘Swadharma Nirnaya’ saying, “Those following the
Baisnav will not recognize other Gods save Bishnu. Those of Baisnav
Dharma drink the water which has rinsed a Guru’s feet and body. If the
wife is Baisnav then what the husband has touched will not be used in
a sense that it may defile. If the husband is Baisnav what his wife
cooks he will not touch. If a son is Baisnav then he will not
recognize his parents following the ancient Hindu religion. A Baisnav
despite changing his Gotra (ancestoral identity) will become a Gotri
whom has not fallen of the religious status. He does not carry out
the final rituals of his parents. In a final ritual of Baisnavs, they
must be present, no other. There are many examples of this causing
rifts in the family members; differences rising between son and
father, brothers and sisters, and relation between wife and husband
ending up.” Likewise, those following the Krishna Pranami do not
worship any Gods other than Krishna. They discard worshipping the
idols. They only worship the pictures of Krishna. It is said that
those following the ancient Hindus marrying with a person following
the Pranami will have to spend days weeping. In Nepal OM Shanti
religion or Bramhakumari has been growing for few years. In this
religious belief living together is forbidden. Those following this
belief are made to speak against the ancient Hindu religion. A woman
following this belief will have to live a life of spinster while a man
will have to live a bachelor. So the ‘OMKAR’ family of the ancient
Hindu religion is facing crisis. Following the Vedic Hindu Pachayan
Devs (the five Gods), Jain and Shikh are following their own beliefs.
Many Hindu families have even stopped speaking due to this aura of
competition that has pervaded the ancient Hindu religious communities.
Due to the presence of evil imperialism the ancient Hindu religion has
failed to organize itself. ‘Panchayan’ is the religion of any Hindu.
Those deciding to follow Baisnav, Krishna Pranami or Bramhakumari must
not detach themselves from the mainstream Hindu religion. In order to
make this possible the religious Gurus must not disseminate illusion
among their followers in an unacceptable way. The religious followers
that have grown with Rigved, Yarjuved, Arthaved and Samved recitals
should not distort the truth of Srimad Bhagwat Mahapurana, and try
attaining an imaginary enlightenment.
It is inappropriate to pollute the Hindu ocean by choosing the path of
four streams when the main stream is available. We must reach
understanding to rid the Hindu religion of the defects that were
advertently or inadvertently born of us. There are people (some
foreigners and brokers) wanting to destroy our civilization and create
division within us. It is our duty to be alert of these things. We
don’t need the knowledge of foreign religions. Hindu world is in
itself sufficient and Vedic Hindu religion is the pioneer of world’s
civilization. The reality is that in Hindu world, we need only to
evaluate the ‘Bishnu Avatar’ then we will find the world in it. The
ten avatars (incarnation) of God Bishnu, in order are- Matsyaroop
(Fish), Kurma (tortoise), Baraharoop (pig), Narsighroop (lion and
man), Baman (pigmy), (Brahman), Parashuram, Rama, Krishna, Buddha. We
can infer that ancient Vedic Hindu religion has remained creative in
guiding the civilization and human life. Hindu’s faith lies in
Bhramha- Bishnu- Maheshwor. In this way it has the ancient Vedic Hindu
religion bestowed its guidance in the growth of civilization and human
life?
We are proud to be Nepali. We want to be free of foreign intervention
pertaining to our national unity, our traditional culture, and we will
be free. Since the ancient times democracy has been a system that has
been exercised and recited in Himwatkhanda. We have been adopting as
the chief policy of giving equal opportunity to all to exercise their
freedom, and we have tried to provide food and shelter for all.
Religious freedom is our belief. Everyone has the right to follow
their own religion. However, by showing the attraction of money,
Christians have been alluring people to convert their religion; they
have become one of the destroyers the foundation of Hindu religion,
which we regard as enemies. Against such people all Hindu world must
unite. We must all know that to bring secularism is to invite war.
Regardless of who we are; Rai, Limbu, Magar, Gurung, Newar, Brahman,
Chetri, Kami, Damai, Sarki, Maithali, Bhojpuri, Awadhi among others,
we are all either Hindu or Buddhist. Some Sherpa, Tamang and Newars
are affiliated to Buddhism. No matter who follows what Pashupatinath
and Swayambunath lay in the same world?
Hindu religion is highly liberal in nature. Whether one worships an
idol or one is either vegetarian or non vegetarian we are all Hindus.
Hindus are free to live as they see fit. This religion is regarded as
highly democratic and liberal. However, there are conspiracies in
Nepal against Hindu and Buddhist religion. The Indian government
should realize the facts. We Nepalese people must act to retain our
identity. The ancient Vedic Hindu religion must drape these religions
that have chosen to go against humanity with the cloak of civilization
and harmony. Long live- 'Hinduism' in all over the world.
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THE LORD SAYS JADA JADAHI DHARMASYA GLANIRBHABATI BHARAT .............................BINASAYA CHA DISKRITAM  TADATMANAM SRIJAMIHAM. HENCE PARSURAM WAS NOT A TERRORIST ,HE KILLED THE OPPRESSORS AND SINNERS AND NOT KSYATRIYAS AS SUCH. ANYWAY HE IS NOT WORSHIPPED BY HINDUS.
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