MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-2. Mantram-10. { Instructions on transfer of this Supreme Wisdom}.

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD
    CHAPTER-3.
    SECTION-2.
   Mantram-10. { Instructions  on  transfer  of  this  Supreme  Wisdom}.


Discussion-6. "the  disintegration  of  the  Vedik  vulture  of  Bharatham  is  because  of  Caste  Brahmin-s,  intellectuals,  over-smart  regionalism,  Muslim  and  Christian  communities  like Kerala,  Dravidian  separatism  like  Tamilnadu  and  political  separatism  namely
  secularism  ..."

"The  disintegration  of  the  Vedik  culture  has  culminated  in  the  present-day  decay  and  disaster  wherein  the  large  majority  of  Bharatiya ( Hindus )  are  still  seeking  their  Self  through  the  by-lanes  of  Superstition  and  false  beliefs,  through  foreign  ideologies  and  western  religions ( Islam  and  Christianity )  through  putrefied  institutions  and  social  festivals,  while  the  indolent  priest-class,  who  have  the  sanction  to  make  a  thorough  study  of  the  Scriptures  and  practice  them  exclusively,  such  as  Brahmans  and  the  sanyasins,  also  came  to  neglect  the  'Life-Divine  and  the  scripture  dealing  with  it."

In  short,  these  are  the  days  when  we  can  call  ourselves  a  'Hindu'  only  by  the  sanction  of  long  tradition.

The  entire  world  of  non-Hindu-s  in  Hindustan  are  today  waiting  to  be  converted  to  the  true  'Hinduism'.
    
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The present  state of Hindu-s  and  Hinduism  is  because  of  the  above  narration  and  foreign  invasions/ forceful  conversions  to  Islam  and  Christianity.  Apart  from  this  the  supremacy  of  Brahmans and negligence  of  maths / spiritual  heads

Next : Discussion-7. "Qualifications  enumerated  by  the  Rishi-s  in  this  mantram ...."

To be continued  ....




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