LET US ALL BECOME NOBLE-RIGHTEOUS-HONORABLE, in one word, AN ARYA, आर्यः

Sanskrit word 'arya' 'is an adjective that stands for nobleness, righteousness, honorable etc put together, as a quality of an arya person. Applied in its noun form, an 'Aryah' (आर्यः) indicates a noble-rightoeus- honorable person. It was never a race signifying word as what seems to have come to mean today. But the errorneous interpretations made in those days of limited knowledge and limited technology divided people on Aryan-Dravidian-indegenous etc imaginative and unexisting 'races'. AIT has been proved completely wrong and so the racial existence of 'Aryan, or "Dravidian" or "Indegenous" races in India. There is no special DNA or gene marker indicative of a race-separation among India's so called indegenous, southern or northern Indians. Essentially the suffix "n" in the commonly employed term "Aryan", is technically an error. It can just be 'Arya' in English or in Sanskrit, 'आर्यः' Let us implore everyone to become noble individuals, the Arya or an Aryah. Everyone, whatever your faith be, say Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews or atheism, whatever be your political beliefs, communists, socialist, royalist or capitalists, whatever be your status, rich or poor, clever or dumb, weak, meek or bully, everone can evolve, can become Noble or say Arya. In the current 'identity' driven divided society and in the heightened 'Oppressor-Oppressed' divide, the wisdom of this ancient tradition is a ray of hope for the world. In one word, that ancient wisom, that ancient tradition is called "Hinduism". Hinduism means, "Include-everyone", Respect all Beliefs", "Other is not other". "World is one family" "Let Everyone be happy and Healthy", Hinduism knew from the time immemorial, how to celebrate individuality of each person and each group. Idea behind this blog is to bring out those ancient ideas, bring out innate goodness and potentials by highlighting various known and unknown facts from within the ancient land of India. He has special facination for the erstwhile but now nearly extinct Pagan communities of the world. He feels connected with them on account of shared importance they both attach to nature-worship.

Monday, January 4, 2010

My book, "Bhagavad Gita and Hinduism, what everyone should know"


My book has gone in for printing and hopefully first copies would be despatched to me by the publisher.
We understand the world around us (including Hinduism, Hindus and Hindu Literature) using logic at our disposal. Imagine for a moment, if the logic for which we are proud and what makes our personality was flawed?
This book clarifies many topics. One can then view the world in a different light. How does your computer feel, once the virus and bugs are removed by your virus scan.
Did you know for example that there is no 'Satan' in Hinduism and that 'good' and 'bad' are so utterly confusing?
And that Hindus do not have concept of 'Lord' or 'Malik' who 'owns' and 'controls', who gives 'commandments' and whose instructions are 'inviolable'?
And that there are no commandments in Hinduism? And that they are not needed?
And why is it that Cow is holy?
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Unknown said...

There are lots of questions you have asked and probably found answers to, we also need to conduct our own pursuits to find answers . Eitherways, I look forward to reading your book!!!

April 2, 2010 at 8:48 AM

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