When one has to choose between jāti identity & class identity, always choose jāti
Jāti is Hindu, for all its drawbacks
Insisting on class based incentives/identity makes RoP+RoL stakeholders in what is essentially and statistically a Hindu problem (poverty/lack of opportunity)
Providing all jātis enough “this worldly” (इहलौकिक) opportunities is job of state
Furthermore providing/helping weaker members of your own jāti too is your problem
Class creates a horizontal section. Jāti is a vertical section. Each jāti (or jāti group) always had rich and poor
Class creates friction with other horizontal sections
There is upwardly (and downward KT) mobility in jāti’s vertical section. There is a convection current moving up & going down. It may or may not conflict with other jāti’s vertical section. But allows upwardly mobility within
It is possible to bring rich & poor of a jāti together for a cause relatively easy. And some resource reallocation for some project is possible within.
In class, all are equally (un)resourceful. Except noise, nothing much is added here.
It would be great if and when we transcend above our identities towards enlightenment
न मे मृत्युशंका न मे जातिभेद
पिता नैव में नैव माता न बन्ध:
Good if one is on this path. For other Hindus, if one is forced to choose between jāti and class by time, dear Hindus choose jāti
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@vvaayu@AndColorPockeT Ji. Romans and AngloSaxons are traditional enemies. France (Gaul) was a natural enemy/competitor of Germanic AngloSaxons
Current bout of prem is about the fact that India single handedly ensured by buying Rafale that non-American/anglosaxon fighter aviation industry stays alive
@vvaayu@AndColorPockeT They were equally arseholes as Brits in their colonies. And both French & Brits are at the root of modern middle eastern problem
But for Hindus they were always helpful (becoz of their enmity with Brits). Since 1600s. Even Shivaji spared French missionaries in Surat (Abè Carrie)
@vvaayu@AndColorPockeT Correspondence of Hindavi Swarājya and French empire has been relatively speaking quiet strong since Balaji Bajirao’s time. It strengthened even more after Panipat-3.
Nana Phadnavis was diplomatically intimate with the French.
Thank you to all who told me about the telegram channel and BMC handle and slot opening time..
Jay Shri Ram...
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I was searching for slots in Mumbai-Thane-Palghar-Raigad-Nashik-Pune districts. Got lucky near Kalyan, Thane. 50 Km from my home in MMR. But then what the heck!!
On 9th April 1669, Shri Kāshi Vishwanāth Mahādèva was desecrated by Mlenchhas upon Aurangzeb’s order.
It was a day of solar eclipse. People had gathered to bathe and offer pūjā to vishvèvara mahādev. That is when suddenly Mughals attacked amd dismantled the temple.
The kufrashikan (killer of infidels), butshikan (breaker of idols), ghazi (religious Islamic warrior) that was Aurangzeb was doing what was right thing to do as per his religion. Killing Hindus and desecrating their temples.
The keshavdèva temple of Mathura (the last iteration built by a Bundela king named Narasimhadeva) too was razed similarly in the Ramzan of 1670.
The original vigraha of kèshavadeva is buried beneath the mosque built by Jahan Ara in Agra. He is still lying there somewhere.
This line of kālidāsa from kumārasambhava shows how Hindus looked at the word “Prthvi”.
उत्तर दिशा में हिमालय नामक देवताओं की आत्मा पर्वतों का राजा है, जो पूर्व और पश्चिम दिशा में स्थित दोनों समुद्रों में पृथ्वी के मानदण्ड की तरह प्रविष्ट होकर खड़ा है.
pRthvī is not just a generic word for planet earth or land.
It is also a specific word for India (land from himālayas to the (two/three) oceans is one rāshTra - पृथिव्यै समुद्रपर्यन्ताया एकराळिति).
Interestingly, one of the coolest regal epithets was of sātavāhana emperors found near paiTHaN (their first capital - which later moved to downstream of godāvarī) is त्रिसमुद्रतोयपीतवाहन. tri-samudra-toya-pīta-vāhana - one who’s mount/horse has drunk the water of all three seas.