Save Dharma from Ignorance

 

Save Dharma from Ignorance

ॐ शांति ॐ, शांति ॐ, शांति शांति शांति ॐ

When the Sanatan puja (worship) concludes and preparations for prasad (offering) begin, before that we all recite the final prayer, in which we say, "May the spread of dharma (righteousness) happen, may adharma (unrighteousness) be destroyed, may there be goodwill among all beings, and may there be welfare for the world." This is a prayer that every Sanatani proudly recites, claiming how great we are because we wish for the destruction of adharma and the welfare of the world.

But these same Sanatanis turn a blind eye when a person is killed just because he is Dalit, or because he touched a stone idol, or touched a water pot, or rode a horse during his wedding. These very people worship the criminals who raped a Muslim woman, killed her 3-year-old daughter, and then garland these criminals as a mark of respect. In the Vedas, such people are called adharmis (unrighteous). This blog is being written to awaken their sleeping souls, not to start a new religion.

I believe, what better work could be done to save the religion that the priests have sold out in temples? O people of the Vedic civilization, wake up, read about your civilization, and understand who you are and who you were. From your actions, it doesn't seem like you are Sanatanis anymore. You have destroyed your own religion so that you can loot others. This was not the civilization we had built.

When you curse Gandhi, you're not cursing the Gandhi who tried to teach the path of peace again, who awakened the dormant souls of the British that what they were doing to the Indians was wrong, and most of the British came to understand this.

You get angry about the partition of the country, but go back and look at your history. This country was never one unified entity where so many languages were spoken and so many different kinds of people lived. If anyone unified this country, it was Gandhi, Nehru, Patel, and thousands of others who had understood that strength lies in unity.

Yes, Jinnah didn't understand this, and a few parts of the country were divided. But despite that, India remained a large country, which you are now tearing apart once again. Your problem is not religion, it is adharma, into which you have fallen. Your leader is pushing you into this fire, and you are walking into it with your eyes closed.

Through this blog, I am trying to pull you out of that fire, which I see as an effort to save religion. The rest is up to you.


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