My Response To Those Who Think Hinduism Is A Violent Religion Dear Reader, I don’t know about you but my feathers were ruffled when I read comments on Hindus, more specifically about Ramayana and Mahabharat. This irked me to the point where I decided to challenge this mindset; those that do believe this notion should prove to me the epics are an indication of a violent society. These bourgeois left leaning “intellectuals” have obviously not read nor understood the two epics. This is my letter them. Please let me know if you need any new additions to this letter. Dear bourgeois Intellectual, please buy the videos by Ramanand Sagar and Yash Chopra. Firstly, you’ll see, that The Ramayana is a book about ridding the world of dushkarmis, people that propogate violence. That you’d target this book tells me that you’ve not read one word of this book, so let me explain in words you probably understand. Think of the Ramayana as the Hindu’s Red Book (Communist Book by Kar
How does one become a Father to a civilization that has existed for 5000 years? On October 2, 1869 in the state of Gujarat and city of Porbandar, a man was born. The parents called him Mohandas K Gandhi. In the next 78 years, he would preach non-violence and patience with invaders. The country, at the time, was battling the British and caught on to his philosophy. If one slaps you on one cheek, offer the other he said. People followed his principles. In hindsight, this could be a mistake people committed. Gujarat had made its first blunder but would they get another chance to set the scores right? M K Gandhi had, in the meanwhile, collected a group of people who believed in his ideology and would follow him to the end of time! They named themselves The Indian National Congress. This party still exists. When he died, this party bestowed upon him the title of Father Of The Nation. Score INC 1- India 0 Six years later, the same state saw the birth of Vallabhbhai Patel who woul