Untouchable Dalits and Buddhist Identities
Dalit is not a caste and they're not untouchables . #Dalits are the descendant of ancient #original_Buddhist and never been part of Brahmanical Hinduism. (Mangs, Chamars, Mahars, Madhigas, Malas, Pariyars and
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Dalit is not a caste and they're not untouchables . #Dalits are the descendant of ancient #original_Buddhist and never been part of Brahmanical Hinduism. (Mangs, Chamars, Mahars, Madhigas, Malas, Pariyars and
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Pallars may be out-castes or scheduled castes).
Untouchables may be those who believe themselves, as they are untouchables, by birth and part of Hindus. The Adi-Shudras and Harijan identities were accepted by people who depend the Hindus (Brahmins to Shudras) for
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Untouchables may be those who believe themselves, as they are untouchables, by birth and part of Hindus. The Adi-Shudras and Harijan identities were accepted by people who depend the Hindus (Brahmins to Shudras) for
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political survival.
Dalits/Sudras are not untouchables but they are oppressed and the untouchability was imposed on them. They must realize what they are and what are their original race, language, culture, religion and tradition. They were an independent racial,
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Dalits/Sudras are not untouchables but they are oppressed and the untouchability was imposed on them. They must realize what they are and what are their original race, language, culture, religion and tradition. They were an independent racial,
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religious, ethnic and social group that is different from the Hindus. They were homogeneous and indigenous people of the ancient India and were made broken people by the Hindu invaders.
The Dalits are never Hindus. They are descendant of Sakyas. The Sakyas were neither
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The Dalits are never Hindus. They are descendant of Sakyas. The Sakyas were neither
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Kshatriyas not Vaisyas. They were out- sider of Hindu Varma system and were original Buddhist Buddhist culture were prevailed, the original Buddhist Salyan Background (Dalits) were labourers, rulers, teachers and preachers etc. and the Indian society was highly
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prosperous and glorious.
Buddhism was defeated by the cunningness or Brahmins and the stupidity of Shudras who are brain and muscle powers of Hinduism. Consequently Hindus (upper castes) suppressed the original Buddhists due to the ideological political and social
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Buddhism was defeated by the cunningness or Brahmins and the stupidity of Shudras who are brain and muscle powers of Hinduism. Consequently Hindus (upper castes) suppressed the original Buddhists due to the ideological political and social
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conflicts between Hindus and Buddhists.
The Buddha and other Samanas (Dalit Saints) were mentioned as devils and Untouchables by Bramins Hindu scriptures. Hindus treated the Magadha as Untouchable region, Magadhi or Pariyati or Pali as untouchables' language and
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The Buddha and other Samanas (Dalit Saints) were mentioned as devils and Untouchables by Bramins Hindu scriptures. Hindus treated the Magadha as Untouchable region, Magadhi or Pariyati or Pali as untouchables' language and
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Buddhist literature as untouchables literature.
Finally the language (Pali), the culture (Buddhist), the religion (Buddhism), the tradition (Samanic), the literature (Pali) were suppressed and destroyed. The original Buddhists lost their own identity, language,
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Finally the language (Pali), the culture (Buddhist), the religion (Buddhism), the tradition (Samanic), the literature (Pali) were suppressed and destroyed. The original Buddhists lost their own identity, language,
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culture, religion, status and power and became broken people. They were made to live in outside of Hindu villages and live in very degraded life. Due to the fall of righteousness (Dhamma), not only the original Buddhist fell down, but also the whole Indian sub-continent
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became deteriorated.
Buddhists and Dalits are not contradictory identities rather they are complementary to each other. Dalits are the descendant of ancient original Buddhist and never been part of Brahmanical Hinduism. Taking initiation (Dhiksha) or refuge (Caranam) is
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Buddhists and Dalits are not contradictory identities rather they are complementary to each other. Dalits are the descendant of ancient original Buddhist and never been part of Brahmanical Hinduism. Taking initiation (Dhiksha) or refuge (Caranam) is
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not conversion from any other religion to Buddhism rather it is very necessary for every Buddhist to take formal initiation and refuge and follow the path sorupulously.
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