Ranjith Radhakrishnan
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Author: Rama Of The Axe: The Epic Saga of Parashurama RTs ≠ endorsement
Shobha Ma, we have not forgotten. May the Universe deliver justice for your tears. 🙏🙏
Read this thread to fundamentally understand why leftists are completely rattled by Dhurandhar and what the non-left should learn from this reaction and what Dharmics must do to sustain this momentum (1/12)
My reach is completely dead. But for those of you who are interested in this topic, I will be dropping a short but explosive thread later today - based on some startling revelations from the Bengal survey reports by William Adam in the 1830s. My research unearthed data that directly contradicts and challenges the myth of universal widespread Satis among Hindus of Bengal during the 19th century. Stay tuned.
Why Eastern religions do not provide moral guidance: "Many Eastern religions are amoral. They teach that everything must be accepted as parts of the One, the Whole—both yin and yang, both good and evil. The goal is the balance or union of opposites. The rituals associated with these religions do not aim at achieving holiness but enlightenment: the recognition that everything is equally part of the Whole. When I was a college student during the countercultural 1970s, I was deeply impressed by Hermann Hesse’s novel Siddhartha, about a Brahmin’s son who undergoes a search for spiritual wisdom. In the end, he learns that “everything that exists is good—death as well as life, sin as well as holiness, wisdom as well as folly.” Pantheism teaches that it is a mistake to draw any moral distinctions. Everything merges into the One. The end result, however, is that you cannot distinguish good from evil—which means you have no basis for fighting against evil. One of the oldest of Zen poems says: “Be not concerned with right and wrong The conflict between right and wrong Is the sickness of the mind.” The same pantheism is promoted today in movies like Avatar. On the mythical planet Pandora, all the flora and fauna are connected by a vast neural network that functions as a kind of collective unconscious, personified by a Gaia-like goddess called Eywa. Significantly, Eywa is portrayed as beyond good and evil. One of the natives says, “Our great mother does not take sides. She protects only the balance of life.” As journalist Arthur Koestler observed, the Eastern view leads to the “denial of a universal moral law” and finally to “passive complicity” with evil. By contrast, C.S. Lewis writes that "Christianity is a fighting religion." It teaches "that a great many things have gone wrong with the world that God made and that God insists, and insists very loudly, on our putting them right again.” (From Finding Truth)
'Phule's Dark Legacy' - the 1st film in our 'Chronicles' series. It shows how a missionary‑backed, British‑loyal “reformer” turned a repackaged victim story into an aggressive anti‑Brahmin ideology – the template that shapes our street politics today. youtu.be/DgIdRztL_-Q
@MumukshuSavitri Flaws in the study 1- all were not getting same education. 2- they were learning caste wise. 3- blacksmith teacher was teaching to black smith caste because that was the norm. 4- the education scope was hereditary,
@__ILLUMINATED @Prof_Wolfmonk Hindus dont have concept of ring. Its western thing
A heartwarming voice straight to our hearts 💕 A huge thanks to @iamsanvisudeep for adding her enchanting voice to #Araginiye ✨️ Her singing brings so much magic, warmth and emotion to the song. Thank you for making this melody truly special ❤️ If you haven't watched it yet, Watch Now: youtu.be/-ldgLNbDcts?si… 🎶 Music by: @charanrajmr2701 🎙️ Sung by: @KapilKapilan_ ✍️ Lyrics by: #DhananjayRanjan #MangoPachcha @sanchithsanjeev @SupriyanviPicS @KRG_Studios @iampriya06 @Karthik1423 @yogigraj #Viveka #KaajalKunder @TSrirammt @abhijithbgowda @Nagbhushan_94 @shekarchandra71 @ItsVishwas9621 #MayurPatel #JaiGopinath @Ugram_Manju #HariniShreekanth #Hamsa @Rashmith14 @deekshit_sagar @saregamasouth @mango_pachcha @pinkticketsoff @PROHarisarasu @KRG_Connects
As promised here is my graphic novel for inspiring Hindu readers of all ages. I dedicate my first creation to the fearless unnamed Hindu hero who avenged Somnath & taught Mahmud Ghazni a lesson he would never forget. This story is based on actual historical events. References from Islamic texts are provided at end of thread. Please read entire thread for whole story. Future comics will be available for purchase at a website to be announced soon. All images & text for this graphic novel were created by me @mumukshusavitri & should not be reproduced without permission. 1/17 🧵
