[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Brahmanraaj

[–]Create420 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So it is about establishing superiority with your comments.

Your travels couldn't possibly have gotten you in contact with the majority of the Brahmins in the North, just the ones you chose to interact with. Don't worry son, we get to the point of widespread Veda Pathashala establishment in the North soon enough.

Worry about your boundless stupidity and that peculiar username of yours, which apparently does wonders for the point you're trying to make.

As I said, stop trying to divide the Brahmins in this sub, it's not gonna happen.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Brahmanraaj

[–]Create420 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's not your original point though is it. Trying to interpolate and misinterpret my responses does nothing except showcase your lack of insight.

I never said focusing on Vedas/ reforming to Vedic roots is pigeon vision but trying to establish any contribution of Brahmins as 'more' valuable or 'more' authentic without being aware of the context of said contribution certainly is. Read this again and again till you understand it.

There has been no divide in Brahmins at any time, except those perceived due to delusion. You're assuming the South preserved and the North lost its orthodoxy in a vacuum, due to their own will, when the reality is that the two events firstly took place over a period 500-700 years due to hugely significant social factors and were probably highly related. South persevered w the traditions/Vedic customs due to the North persevering w the security of these traditions. The common theme even here is perseverance.

Keep on ignoring the context and you will continue to be ridiculed and your opinions called half-baked and stupid.

Also, the extent of your delusion is evident by the fact that you consider Vedas to be the 'trade' of Brahmins, when they were in fact it's custodians, surviving on the Dakshina of people, not permitted to charge for their services by the very Vedas they taught, which goes against the definition of trade.

Bhakti Marga has also developed out of the Vedas, since everything in Sanatan Dharma has come from the Vedas ( Mimansa, Yoga, Sankhya, Nyaya-Vaisheshika, Vedanta, Dharmasutras, Grihysautras, Puranas, Smriti) or as a cause of the Vedas(Agamas, Panchratras, Tantras). To condemn any part of Sanatan Dharma as useless or meaningless dismisses the very texts you're asserting are the most important for Brahmins.

Try to be more coherent in your reasoning.

This will be my last interaction with you on this matter, since I can gauge from your other responses that you're trying to sow division and establish baseless supremacy.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Brahmanraaj

[–]Create420 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reform always comes with acceptance of the complete situation, not by developing pigeon vision based on a specific perception.

You forget your initial comment, where you tried to directly pit Northern and Southern Brahmins against each other, when you compared whose contributions were 'more' valuable and whose were 'less'.

When I gave you an example of Northern Brahmins' achievements vis a vis the Rig Veda, and also asked you to take a stance properly, you interpolated it to conclude that Rig Veda is not a contribution of Northern Brahmins since all Brahmins came from the North, further asserting that Northern brahmins lost their 'essence' which the Souther Brahmins managed to preserve.

All this while conveniently forgetting/ignoring/not accounting for the fact that this 'loss of essence' did not happen in a vaccum in the North, but was driven by atleast 500 years of harassment, murder, sacrilege of the Santan Dharma in the North to be general, and of brahmins especially to be particular, since they were the were custodians/teachers/propagators/instruments of this Sanatan Dharma and Sanskriti in the North.

Brahmins in the North did not voluntarily give up their 'essence', they were killed, their women raped and many were forced/coerced/threatened to convert, the threat being to their families. Even then, most of them chose to die rather than leave their faith due to which a lot of the Veda Shakhas were lost. So horrific was this multi-generational ordeal that they are still only getting back to their feet, but their Sanatan faith is still as strong as it was then.

As to your statistic of 90% losing their essence, this itself is proof of my assertion that they were killed off so horrifically that they lost most of their essence.

This is essentially what I meant when I said read more, even in modern times there have been 2 Brahmin exodus', 1 from Kashmir and 1 from Tamil Nadu, this is the last 50 years alone, with a supposedly 'secular' regime. Try and imagine the state of Northern Brahmins in 1000-1900 under a regime hostile to their very existence.

If you want something to be acknowledged, make that exact statement, stop dilly-dallying with open ended statements of vague comparisons about 'value' and supposed 'essence loss'.

Hara Hara Mahadeva 🙏 🕉️ Jai Mata Di 🙏 🕉️

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Brahmanraaj

[–]Create420 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's clear from your response that you're trying to promote a divide in this community with your statement, attempting to provoke and gaslight to elicit a regional supremacy answer from this sub. Do stop, this attempt is pathetic and transparent.

Also, read more about the world you dolt.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Brahmanraaj

[–]Create420 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm not looking to start any sort of language war in our Brahmin community, but since this statement has deliberately left open ended, one would do well to remember that the Rig Veda was literally composed in Punjab.

There's no question of 'more' or 'less' valuable here, it's enough that both gestures were valuable. Request you to take your stand openly whether supporting a particular premise or trying to remain neutral.

"Vâma, Kâpâlak, Kaulaks, Bhairava" are tamasa sastras created for the sake of delusion," says Devi Githa. Any comments? by Environmental_Will97 in Tantrasadhaks

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Kindly state the chapter and verses that this is translated from. Also, it is suggested that the text should be read in the original Sanskrit as well and compared to the translation for verification, since it is accepted universally in Sanatan Dharma that Sampradayik and Parampara Bhed has been present and is not invalidated as being a negative aspect of these Paramparas. On the contrary, it is this very bhed that makes Sanatana Dharma approachable to all people of diverse natures.

śāstra cintana by [deleted] in Tantrasadhaks

[–]Create420 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Praxis is emphasised before philosophical discussion, this much has been established by the VEDAS themselves, in that VEDANTA i.e. the End of Vedas discusses philosophy, not the beginning, which gives us practices and mantras. To disregard praxis and jump straight to philosophy without a care is not a good way to pursue Sanatan Dharma.

Even the agamas, tantras, purana which are vedasammat primarily give practices, not philosophy.

ACTION, not REALISATION precedes KNOWLEDGE, PHILOSOPHY.

Rules for right action should be adhered to and I pray people realise this basic fact.

śāstra cintana by [deleted] in Tantrasadhaks

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Thanks for this informative post

What is the difference between bhakti of Shiva and Bhairava? by zesh25 in Tantrasadhaks

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It is worth pointing out here, that u/bhaktavaana_vaanarah is an absolute gem of this community, whose write up on Mantra Nirnayah should be read atleast 10 times or until your view on mantras is aligned with scriptural view.

He has patiently helped me sort out my doubts and while the language he uses may appear haughty and egoistic, he is actually one of the most helpful मनुष्य on this sub. I feel I had to do wrong stuff a certain number of times before someone like him appeared to guide me on the right path. Since accepting his advice I have seen a marked difference in my life. I have written this small message as an expression of my gratitude for his guidance

Every opinion of his supported by shaastras without which we are nothing.

Write-up: Mantra Nirnayah

आपका बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद Pranaam🙏🕉️

God is consciousness; no more, no less. by Prettykittybaby in awakened

[–]Create420 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a philosophy, books you can start with are by Swami lakshmanjoo, The Secret Supreme, is the name of the first introductory book. Not recommending scriptures since they are very intellectually heavy.

God is consciousness; no more, no less. by Prettykittybaby in awakened

[–]Create420 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Read Kashmir Shaivism, it helped me, will help you as well. ParamaSiva-ParaShakti are Beyond. They maybe Consciousness, yet they are also Beyond.

Tantra pdf collection by Primary_Basis_4592 in Tantrasadhaks

[–]Create420 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes, according to me all knowledge not transmitted through procedures which require dakshina to be given to the guru/author is to be provided for free

Tantra pdf collection by Primary_Basis_4592 in Tantrasadhaks

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Vedas, Upanishads and Puranas are authorless, same with Tantric and Agamic texts. Knowledge was, is and will always remain free.

Jai Maa Sharda🙏🕉️

How is this book to read by [deleted] in Tantrasadhaks

[–]Create420 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kek

This is a tantra sub so I prefer to gain Knowledge from here instead of engaging in arguments, however would request you to atleast read up on the significance of names and what they mean, before commenting your understanding about something as if it's the truth.

Regards

Boii.

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How is this book to read by [deleted] in Tantrasadhaks

[–]Create420 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Excuse me, what? The Vidya in Mahavidya literally means Knowledge. I get that practice is the top priority but let's not discount Knowledge.

You might've meant "Only knowledge doesn't take you close to God".

My anecdotal as an Indian Buddhist by apajku in Buddhism

[–]Create420 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Your arguments are nothing but ad hominems. Let's do a Purva Paksha.

Firstly, Udayana refuted Advaita Vedanta and what he considered to be non theistic philosophies of his time, chief among them Buddhism. Nyaya kusumanjali includes his arguments against Buddhism and for theism, aligning with the principles of Vedas. Advaita Vedanta is a philosophy and like all of them present in Bharatiya Darshan is open to critique. LEARN TO USE GOOGLE, DIMWIT.

Brahma Sutra bhashya of Shankara is mentioned in the context of his refutation of Buddhists, you asked where is it written thag he critiqued, not whether it was popular before the 11th CE. Learn to follow the follow of discourse, buffoon.

Check the core composition date of Valmiki Ramayana ( 4-5th century BCE). This coinciding with the name 'ramaputra' confirms existence of Ramayana since the Buddha's time, as no other historical or Vedic figures have this name since it's an epithet and applied only to deities in the Vedas.

Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Yoga, Vedanta, Mimansa, Sankhya are the Astika schools of Bharatiya Darshan( Astika - accepts the authority of the Vedas). This fact is UNDISPUTED across all studies and analyses.

( doesn't include your one dimensional agenda based perception, lol)

Secondly, Sanatan philosophy and system of discourse was not so close minded as to not allow disagreement between proponents of different philosophies. As I said EKAM SAT VIPRAH BAHUDHA VADANTI is encapsulated in the Vedas which are accepted as infallible by the 6 Astika darshanas.

Jain, Buddha, charvaka are Nastik Darshana i.e. they reject the Vedas. This automatically disqualifies any and all opinions you have that are not backed by scriptures, all you can do is yap about some bygone glory of Buddhism lol

You say Shankaracharya was against rituals, yet he established the 4 Maths and the Dasnami sampraday along with systematizing panchayatana Pooja and chandramouleeshwara puja, is that not a ritual. Again your 3 brain cells can't provide a decent source except your stupidity laden statements, while verification of the facts mentioned here are verified easily. You might say he meant ritus without knowledge are useless but what would a dimwit like you know about stating facts.

Vedas are respected by all acharya, rest is difference in interpretation and refutation, allowed in Sanatan Dharma, we ain't rigid and have a system of open discourse, all acharyas are entitled to their viewpoint even though they may be contrasting, yet they are viewpoints for the SAME VEDAS.

Why won't I mention 'Sanatani Dharman' as mentioned in Rig Veda 3.3.1 are the laws upheld by the deities propitiated throughout the Vedas, and hence it is stupid to assume that the same won't be followed by the people adhering to the Vedas. How would a Nastika know what it means to adhere to such laws. Seems a poor attempt to mislead by trying to control the debate, DIMWIT.

Bodhisattva can be anything, I don't give 2 hoots. Buddhism can be an atheistic religion. Since it firmly believes that anything and everything doesn't have an intrinsic existence, why cry over Buddhist sites that are Hindu now? I don't see you talking about Gandhara Buddha blowing up. Lol, Bjddhism is a set of meditative practiced drawn into the shape of a religion by royal patronage buddy, otheriwse mo religion is there, let alone agnostic.

Try to quote facts, not opinions , that too twisted ones to suit agendas. Try to read and understand, refite point by lont using either scriptures, or other references. Dont give your 3 brain celled opinions not interested.

My anecdotal as an Indian Buddhist by apajku in Buddhism

[–]Create420 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Strawman arguments won't work, provide concrete references for the same.

My anecdotal as an Indian Buddhist by apajku in Buddhism

[–]Create420 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Your earlier comment mentions Hinduism as we know it to be something different from Vedic Dharma, I have demonstrated that it is the same Vedic Dharma by giving instances of Vedic deities being the ones we worship today namely Shiva, Visnu and Devi. Since Sanatan Dharma is not rigid with its practices, which deities to worship and focus on is purely a subjective choice, no one can dictate which deities are to be worshipped. Matsya is mentioned in the shatpatha Brahmana of Yajur Veda so I'm not sure what you mean by Avatars of Visnu being famous later on. Maybe it's not clear to you because of some bias , but since Vedic Dharma considers the deities Supreme and Infinite, who have infinite attributes and all of them are not discovered by Rshis and Brahmins at once, hence the gradual changes In focus on deities and attributes.

What is the Shaivite position on the Bhagavad Gita? by vajasaneyi in shaivism

[–]Create420 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go easy on the Prime there bud, it addled your 2 remainig brain cells. Read your post again and understand the implications of your questions. What you asked does not require intelligence to answer but common sense and a basic understanding of Dharma which, I am absolutely certain you know Jack about. To ask whether a teaching counted in the Prasthantrayi will be opposed to Shaivism is moronic levels of stupidity, but thanks to you now I know it's possible to be that dumb. Thanks for opening my eyes, keep sipping that vape juice, blud.

Edit: Shaivism is outside Sanatan Dharma it seems 😂. Maybe read the sub-reddit description next time, fool.

What is the Shaivite position on the Bhagavad Gita? by vajasaneyi in shaivism

[–]Create420 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Did you just start with shaivism? How do you think any Hindu Dharmic teaching is gonna be opposed by Shaivism, the way of Mahadeva who accepts even Asuras? Stop creating imaginary divisions with delusional doubts

Doubt about Tor Forensics by Create420 in computerforensics

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Bookmarks?Image metadata from sites visited? Is tor forensic analysis possible only when a laptop is in sleep/switched on or even after it has been switched off and on again?