If the world genuinely needs a proper alternative to the distortions of the Abrahamic religions, neo-Marxist ideologies of “wokeism” and “woke feminism”—ideologies that have no spiritual perspective, contribute to the destruction of families, and create unstable societies—then that alternative can be found only in the path of the Adishakti Jagatmata, the Mother of the Universe.
My simple definition is this: “Dharma is based on awareness; religion is based on command.”
Through the tradition of devotees, the Sanatana glory came to the forefront. Festivals and celebrations acquired a new luster. Life gained a lively vibrancy.
Because these spiritual sages upheld and guided ancient India’s knowledge, conduct, and practical life, the country was able to survive without total destruction and remain peaceful.
After the lineage of the rishis faded away, the concept of moksha (liberation) in the Kali Yuga was reduced to the confines of theoretical texts. Amid the grand spectacle of condemnation, denunciation, and triumphal conquests (digvijaya), true spirituality has been lost.
Ours is a land of festivals. More exceptional than daily dharmic rituals, festivals are unique celebrations. No other country in the world has as many festivals as India.
As life evolves, killing another living being and eating it does not reflect a civil civilization. Once the hunting phase ended and the agricultural phase began, humans had no need for it at all. As the evolutionary journey progresses, the structure and mental framework of the human body change. The next major stage in human (Homo sapiens) evolution is to become completely vegetarian.
In present-day India, it has come to a point where anyone can openly abuse Brahmins. Bashing Brahmins has become a defining hallmark of being “progressive.”
Trying to explain everything solely based on newly manufactured hypothetical theories is an unscientific approach. Perceiving time on a religious basis in a backward order—as BC and AD—to understand and write the long history of the Earth is sheer foolishness.
If someone naturally remembers his/her own past life, its authenticity can be verified. However, the claim that ‘someone else can discover another person’s past life through hypnotism or astrology’ is neither scientifically proven nor supported by the Sanatan Shastras.
If parents wish to introduce the Gita to their children, an open policy should exist in our education system to provide an opportunity for it.
Historical narratives have diverse facets. An introduction to all of them is necessary.
