In India only, this happens. Even telling "Om Namashivaya" or "Kanda Kadamba" could be termed as provoking "mada veri" in India. Anti Hindu forces are brainwashing and trying to find loopholes to put an end to Hinduism.
Here is an article about banning Thirukkural. First of all Thiruvalluvar was a secularist. He did not use our Gods names in his kurals.
Yet anti Hindu forces want to ban it. Here is a humourous article that clearly exhibits the anger and foolishness of the anti-Hindu fools.
Here is an article about banning Thirukkural. First of all Thiruvalluvar was a secularist. He did not use our Gods names in his kurals.
The alphabet begins with A;
- Akara mutala eluttellam; Ati
Pakavan mutarre ulaku.
So does the Universe, with God.
Just as the letter 'A' begins and energises all other letters of the Alphabet, God is the origin and sustenance of the entire Universe. This is the first of the ten couplets in this chapter, all in praise of God. Parimelalagar would say that according to the custom of the day, the poet hails either his own favourite deity, or the deity appropriate to the theme, and concludes that virtue, wealth and love are connected with the three qualities, Satva, Rajas and Tamas, of primeval God as stated in the Gita (7,12), and that, therefore, Valluvar has sung this chapter as a general prayer of praise to the Hindu triad.
Though we may admit that the basis of the Poet's religious thought is Hindu and ethical philosophy is Tamil, this interpretation cannot be considered fully sound, in as much as Valluvar has so carefully and ingenuously worded these Kurals avoiding denominational names and exclusive doctrines, that every religionist all over the world is able to see the God of his own conception, in the references by the author. In fact, specifically, the Jains would claim 'Aadhibagavan' (Tamil word) as the first of their Thirthankaras. Some Christians would see Christ in the reference to 'Porivaayil aindhavithaan'. But running through the warp and woof of the entire work, we could see the basic Hindu doctrines of Karma, virtue and devotion to God superimposed upon the healthy rationality and social conscious of the Tamils of the Sangam age.
Yet anti Hindu forces want to ban it. Here is a humourous article that clearly exhibits the anger and foolishness of the anti-Hindu fools.
Thirukkural is Saffron RSS literature. Come, let us BAN it!
[FONT=trebuchet ms,geneva]In the past we have seen how the Dravidian ideology of the so called “saviors” of Tamil was at odds with the ones that embody the letter and spirit of St.Thiruvalluvar. In this episode we shall be seeing the strong adherence of St.Thiruvalluvar to the basic tenets of Hinduism and how he has exemplified the various facets of Hinduism in his Thirukkural. After looking at a sample, let us discuss about what we can do with Thirukkural.[/FONT]
[FONT=trebuchet ms,geneva]As we are fortunate enough to have been ruled by atheists who swear unwavering adherence to the ‘anti-hindu-cum-rationalist’ ideology, it should have been ingrained in our minds that any relation what so ever with the Hindu theology and practice should be termed as against rationalism and hence against human kind (Hinduism preached “Caste Differences’ you see!!). We would probably have come to the conclusion that as idolatry is practiced in Hinduism, that too is against the modern rationalist thought and hence Hinduism and its antiques should be relegated to the garbage bin of history.[/FONT]
[FONT=trebuchet ms,geneva]If the above surmises are correct, then there is every reason for us to do away with Thirukkural too as we shall be seeing in the current article that there have many direct references in Thirukkural, to Hindu gods and values that are held in high esteem by the Hindu philosophy.[/FONT]
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