Hari Om Tat Sat Hari Om Tat Sat Hari Om Tat Sat Hari Om
Krishna Krishna Krishna Krishna Jaya Radha Krishna
Govinda Govinda Bhajo Radhey Govinda Gopala Gopala Bhajo Krishna Mukunda
Om Hari Om Hari Om Sai Om
Jai Shri Krishna Mata
@MyUnveiledTruth Stop berating us Indian Hindus and our Hindu Gods. Our women are divine manifestations of the Goddesses themselves. Right here is our most worshipped Hindu Goddess Dalit Mata. All our women are manifestations from her.
@k0reandalitmata Buddhism was born from Hinduism. Shri Dalit Mata is the Paramarthika Satya of Vedic Dharma. Shri Krishna Mata is simply a manifestation of this primordial Dalit Mata. Always remember - Tat Tvam Asi.
As we say in the Bhagavad Gita : Sat-Chit-DalitMata
@tricknologics Hey man not cool. Indian women are manifestations of the divine Hindu Gods. WE ARE NOT LATRINA, WE NEVER WERE, AND WE NEVER WILL BE.
#latriNO
I CANNOT BEAR IT ANYMORE.
I AM OFFICIALLY DONE. I cannot bear anymore insults on my beloved Shri Krishna Mata and Shri Dalit Mata. So me and my husband @k0reandalitmata are officially going on a pilgrimage to BhimJanBhoomi Kshetra.
May we prosper under her blessings. Hari om.
🕉️Dalit Mata continues her vedic classes to her three students🕉️
Ok kids, today we learn about one more famous Sukta. It also called "The Hymn of the Creation". The name is Purusha Sukta. It is also the Sukta that lends credence and divinity to the Hindoo caste system. Alright, so let's go.
The ancient Vedics used to perform animal sacrifices. The parts of the sacrificed animal then used to be divided among the various priests - the head used to go to one, the tongue used to go to one, the limbs used to go to one etc. But ever wondered from where this practice came?
It came from the first sacrifice of the universe - that of a cosmological entity known as Purusha. The Purusha is described as having a thousand heads, a thousand eyes, a thousand feet. The The Purusha alone is whatever has been and whatever is to be. He is not to be confused with Brahman - a later interpolation.
पुरुष एवेदं सर्वं यद्भूतं यच्च भव्यम्
But who were the sacrificers? The gods themselves!
यत्पुरु॑षेण ह॒विषा॑ दे॒वा य॒ज्ञमत॑न्वत । व॒स॒न्तो अ॑स्यासी॒दाज्यं॑ ग्री॒ष्म इ॒ध्मः श॒रद्ध॒विः ॥
When they finished sacrificing Purusha, his various parts were lying and from them out came the three Vedas, the cattle, the horses etc. Most importantly, along with it came the four social classes of the Hindoos. The mouth of the Purusha became the Brahmana, his arms became the Kshatriya, his thighs became the Vaishyas and his feet became the Shudras.
यत्पुरु॑षं॒ व्यद॑धुः कति॒धा व्य॑कल्पयन् । मुखं॒ किम॑स्य॒ कौ बा॒हू का ऊ॒रू पादा॑ उच्येते ॥
ब्रा॒ह्म॒णो॑ऽस्य॒ मुख॑मासीद्बा॒हू रा॑ज॒न्य॑: कृ॒तः । ऊ॒रू तद॑स्य॒ यद्वैश्य॑: प॒द्भ्यां शू॒द्रो अ॑जायत ॥
So as you can see the world started with a sacrifice of Purusha and that's why sacrifices are very important in the Vedas. We'll study more on these later but tomorrow we shall skip to some other important lectures.
If you are having a difficulty in picturing the Purusha, you can instead imagine my face. There is no harm in it, for I am the divine Paramatma.
This is Dalit Mata signing off for yet another fascinating lecture tomorrow.