When a Hindu child says 'I don't believe in God' ... and many more questions and answers on the day. Do join if you would like ideas on how to navigate Kaliyuga as only a proud Hindu can. Jai Sri Rama.🙏 @HinduAmerican@VHPDigital@SanatanPrabhat
Join Hindu Parents Network’s Dharma Dialogues with @thebritishhindu for a thoughtful conversation on atheism, doubt, and today’s youth.
Explore how Hindu thought encourages questioning and how parents can help young Hindus engage with tradition with curiosity, reason, and confidence.
🗓️ Saturday, September 19
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100k views in less than a week .. it would seem that many Diaspora Hindus are worried about the anti-Hindu hate which is clearly being deliberately stoked. #Theopolitica digs beneath the surface with @ankitatIIMA . HExit Hindu Exit approaching ? https://t.co/I7L8SIUrLO
The core of any and all conflicts for 2000 years .. The West monetises everything, knows the price of everything but not the value of anything, hence the conflict with the East where creation itself is sacred.
The multiple faces and deep rooted obsession, of the British Establishment with India. Pastoral father at home, psychopathic predator abroad .. the Colonial Gaze needs to be taught in schools if the ongoing harm is to be reversed. Karma.
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Why has no-one interjected to point t out the divisive, derogatory and unfettered misandry on a BBC platform? As they say, if your only argument is ad hominems, you've already lost the debate. Disappointing cheap 'pen**' remarks unchallenged... @bbcquestiontime sinks further.
Far-left communist Ash Sarkar accuses peaceful, patriotic, working-class Brits protesting against illegal migration of "violent thuggish racism" on BBCQT
"This is a bunch of guys who want feel like big men because the missus says they can't see the kids any more"
Utterly vile.
Words still have meaning, unless of course you are blinded by dogma or just rage baiting or engagement farming.
The reality is very simple ...
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OK, can we just clear this one up. If you say "You can't be English if you're not white" that's racist. It's the literal definition of racism. You can't justify it. You can't intellectualise it with rubbish about Anglo Saxons and "what if I was in Japan". It's racist. That's it.
@DPJHodges If ever an example of 'blinded by dogma' was needed, this is it, unless of course its just rage baiting & engagement farming.
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🚨 RUSSIA TEARS UP THE DEAL!
🇷🇺 Russia: "Russia has completely severed its natural gas pipeline supply to Western Europe, effective immediately."
🇪🇺 EU Chief: "You cannot just freeze half a continent! This is brutal, ruthless blackmail!"
🇷🇺 Putin: "You weaponized your sanctions against us. Why should we keep warm the hands that try to strangle us?" 🔥
🇪🇺 EU Chief: "This is an act of economic warfare! You will suffer total global isolation for this!"
🇷🇺 Putin: "Isolation is a myth of the West. Cold winters, however, are very real."
When you build an institution on virtue signalling more than on being virtuous, the need to actually BE virtuous can be such a shock as to be unrecognisable. The path to hell etc ..
🚨 Canon Paul Maybury won’t condemn the Bibas children’s murder at a Leeds church.
Calling it “complex history” while hanging a tapestry of Hamas terrorists in church.
The Church of England has lost its moral compass @LeedsMinster#BibasChildren#October7
A Clash of 'Civilisations' only happens when a Barbarianisation is pretending to be civilised. The Hindu term for civilised, noble is Arya, Aryavarta, the land of Noble beings. How do we distinguish? DharmaVidya has the answer, but beware of Religion !
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The Tower of Skulls of Dhusar Bhargava Brahmins
The battle between Maharaja Hemchandra Vikramaditya (Hemu) and the Mughals was fought at Panipat on November 5, 1556 AD. At first Hemu was successful on both wings. Probably he would have been the victor but for the accident that he was hit in the eye by an arrow and rendered unconscious. His army, when deprived of its leader, dispersed at once.
Hemu was captured in an unconscious, almost dead state. He was killed by Bairam Khan, but the sword was given to a young Akbar to touch his neck so that he could earn the title of Ghazi (the killer of Hindus (infidels) and who enslaves zar (cattle/livelyhood), zoru (women), zameen (land). Hemu’s head was sent to Kabul to show Afghans that he was dead, and his trunk was gibbeted at one of the gates of Delhi.
But the tragedy did not end there. The forces of Akbar conquered the Sarkar of Alwar, which was the home of Hemu. The Mughal officer proceeded to the township where Hemu’s family lived - Machheri near Rajgarh in Alwar District.
The father of Hemu, Puran Das, a purohit who had taken
sanyas, had migrated to Vrindavan to live with the famous saint Harivansh of the Vallabha Sampraday. He was captured and brought alive before Pir Mohammad Khan, a general and military commander of Akbar.
He told him to change his religion. The old man answered, “For eighty years I have worshipped my god Vishnu, according to Sanatan Dharma. Why should I change it at this time, and why should I merely for fear of my life and without understanding how it comes into your way of worship?
Pir Mohammad treated his words as if he had not heard them, and like a slithering snake, replied to Puran in the language of the sword.
The vengeance of the Mughals continued. The clan of Dhusar Bhargavas was hounded throughout the region, brutally beheaded. A pyramid of their skulls was built.
This painting from Akbar’s time is on display in the National Archives, New Delhi, and its replica can be seen in the War Museum at Panipat. Such pyramids were still in existence even 60 years later during the time of Jahangir, as mentioned by Peter Mundy, a British traveller in his travelogue on India during that period.
No praise can be too great for Hemu’s bold endeavour to re-establish indigenous rule at Delhi after more than 350 years of foreign domination. However, his whole clan, supporters, and everyone he knew were put to death.
R.C.Majumdar mentions, “such was the end of the noble family of Hemu, a great Hindu who was born in a humble home, but made his way to the throne of Delhi.”
Hemu fought 22 battles against Afghans who had revolted against Adil Shah, as he was his Prime Minister and Chief of the Afghan Army.
The next time, someone bitches about Brahmins, feel free to share this story so they know what sacrifices they made so India would be free. This is one of the reasons there are so few Brahmins and Kshatriyas in India today, because countless of them died fighting, and their families and clans were brutally murdered. Shove this in the face of thankless idiots who claim 3000 years of thirst and the slimy creatures who call Mughals 'great'.
Pic credit: Mughal miniature painting from an Akbarnama manuscript depicting a tower of skulls being built with the remains of Hemu's soldiers and supporters, circa 1590. Wiki
This Ganesh Chaturthi, I found myself looking in awe at this incredibly unique and exquisite 13th c. Panchamukhi Gaṇeśa in the British Museum. The museum says the Murti was made in Odisha and was “possibly” from Konark. Indian scholars have also identified the origin as Konark.
The Konark Gaṇeśa is more than a meter high with five heads (pañcamukha) and ten hands, holding on the right side, a discus (chakra), trident (triśūla), bow (dhanur), club (gaḍā) and fruit (jambhīra). On his left side are, a lotus (padma), noose (pāśa) whisk (chāmara) and tusk (danta). He wears a sacred thread consisting of a snake (sarpayajñopavīta). In his trunk Gaṇeśa holds an upturned water-pot, while on his knee, devi Lakṣmī grasps a lotus stalk bearing a large bloom. Beneath the throne are devotees, and an elephant and a rat, the respective vehicles (vāhana) of Lakṣmī and Gaṇeśa.
In the early 19th century, he was snatched away by British Major-General Charles Stuart of the East India Company, the famous “Hindoo Stuart" who was supposedly famous for being a strong supporter of Hindus - to be made a part of Stuart's personal "collection".
How did Stuart acquire him? Obviously the museum
doesn't day a word on the crime.
How did such a divine, sacred, monumental Gaṇeśa from such an important temple as Konark become part of the private collection of an East India Company general so easily? How do we know how many more of our deities were stolen and shipped away to private collections that later ended up in British museums?
What is horrifying is that Stuart’s other crimes in usurping sacred Hindu artifacts in Odisha are also documented. He removed ancient inscription slabs from temples at Bhubaneswar. When some were returned in the 1830s, local pandits produced a list of others that had been carried away and asked for those to be returned too. Stuart had acquired the reputation of an “idol-stealer.” He literally stole more than a hundred Hindu artifacts from temples and surroundings.
In 1830 Gaṇeśa was auctioned off at Christie’s. By 1872, he was taken to the British Museum. And there our grand Konark Gaṇeśa remains to this day.
Nearly two centuries later, the question is not how he got there. The real question is why hasn't Indian govt. done everything in its power to bring Gaṇeśa back?
Source:https://t.co/Y7jclFJAJV
What happened to the Rules based order, the WTO, the UN ? Clearly all smoke and mirrors to ensure the hegemony of the Anglosphere. How quickly the fangs come out when supremacist bullies feel fear.
Breaking: “To China and India: You better clean up your act. Buy your oil and gas somewhere else. Appeasement is not a strategy,” says US Senator Blumenthal after Trump gains authority to place up to 100% tariff on India and others for buying Russian oil
Heart sending to hear ... but what if those self same elites have already factored in the challenges the 'ballot box' will create for them? The 2029 election is looking more unlikely day by day.
The day grows ever nearer, The Euro Christian Empire was an attempt at global enslavement built largely upon inflicting misery on fellow humans by all & every means imaginable. The Elites viewed 'non members' as livestock & little has changed, it's merely hidden better than before.
🚨🇭🇺 Viktor Orbán:
One day Europeans will wake up and realize the real threat was never Russia.
It was the corrupt globalists sitting right inside the European Parliament destroying the continent.
Why are the Western Media giants absent from #BRICS_SUMMIT_INDIA ? Their absence is deafening ! The global south is healing together without the hegemony of Anglospherical European interference.
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