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Showing posts with label Indology. Show all posts

Marxist historians and Intellectual myopia

Written By Kaali on Sunday, August 7, 2011 | 12:43 AM

Max Muller

During the colonial British rule, under the leadership of world famous sociologist and philologist Max Muller, special team of pseudo historians made a massive preparation to post date the vedic period and in attributing numerous conjectures to Indian history. 


But, interestingly, Swami Vivekananda had a great reverence towards Max Muller for his deep interest on Indology and Indian philosophy. Max Muller must not have fair idea how he was deviated in the research as he never visited India and depended on translators.


Thos research papers emerged as cultural weapons in the hands of Indian Marxist historians who have tried to defame the 'Sanathana Dharma' at any cost.


Some of the conjectures developed by Marxist historians as follows

1) Aryan Invasion Theory.
2) Making conjectures on racial difference between Aryans and Dravidians.
3)Traced flaws in Puranas and tried to defame the mythological character.
4)They have highlighted the rich cultural heritage of Buddhism and Jainism by ignoring the fact that those religions are also part of Sanathana Dharma.
5) Highlighted the epics of Shudras who faced injustice by ignoring the some great shudras who have played greater role  in the history of 'Sanathana Dharma' .

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Sri Aurobindo, the great Indian mystic and poet, in his 'The Renaissance in India with A Defence of Indian Culture' , has proved all this theories  are a mere  conjectures and myths. 
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Riddles Solved

Written By Kaali on Friday, August 5, 2011 | 12:32 AM

Ambedkar
 It was Bala Saheb Ambedkar, who made a blatant rational and hypothetical criticisms on the foundations of the Sanathana Dharma in his various scholastic works. I have developed much interest on his works, when I started reading a small booklet called 'Ramudi Krishnudi rahasyaalu' which is a mere synopsis of 'Riddles in Hinduism'.

After spending 3-4 years  extensive research on Indology and Indian philosophy, I had to go through the 'Riddles in Hinduism' last month. I feel, Ambedkar could not follow the works of Swami Vivekananda, Aurobindo and  Dayananda who elaborately made numerous analysis indirectly on those riddles.

I feel, those riddles are a mere deliberate attempt of  projecting Sanathana dharma with a pre occupied reluctance, but not a balanced  analysis.

I here by starting a new column in this blog called 'Riddles solved'. 
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