The world is in terrible shock,with the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban,which has already commenced the ultimate degradation of women.The Anti-Hindu Fundamentalists have now jumped into action.They are organizing big worldwide anti Hindu Melas,Jatharas etc.Their aim is to divert the world's attention from the Taliban,by creating the terrible image of Hinduism as worse than Talibanism,Hitler's extermination camps etc.Just lie,lie,lie...,make money from the lies and pose as great intellectuals. As the caste system is subjected to ultimate lies,I am posting again a write up of mine on the Caste Symbiosis of Hinduism.
--Caste Philosophies Once our country mainly was based on Barter, based on tradition, custom and a caste philosophy for each occupation. Each caste has and unfortunately today had a basic Brahmin path. Every caste even today has Caste based Brahmins particular to each caste, Caste Temples and the particular caste philosophy with the particularized Brahmin path. In fact, the word Brahmin instead of the word caste is precisely correct. Every caste has a separate caste philosophy based on the profession of each caste. For eg today’s designated barbers were the majestic Nai Brahmins, dedicated to Divine Music, for creating the Divine mind before entering the Temple. The Mangali paved the path for Mangalam. In Nadaswaram, they specialized in the sublime tunes needed for the Divine mind. The Viswa Brahmin specialized in creating the aura of God in the Jewellery. He concentrated on creating the Divine mind by wearing the ornaments. Each caste fortified the basic barter economy, wherein each caste gave its contribution to the society, and received from the society the needs. No caste was a cost, to be reduced or eliminated. Every caste and its cost as contribution were adored. There were no optimum firms, mercilessly depriving persons of livelihoods to reach the optimum costs. The economy was cashless, based on the Theism, traditions, customs and prayers and the emotional sense of belonging. Each Brahmin (caste), related emotionally to nature, and caste or Brahmin entered one’s breathing, smelling, relating creating the basic sense of belonging. The occupation of the caste (Brahmin), created the emotional bond to nature. The Temple particular to each caste laid the path to the ultimate cosmos. In such a society can there be any unemployment and lack of meaning and purpose in life? Let us compare that Theism based Hindu economies to today’s, economic explanation stammering where the economists tie themselves in complex knots. Cost reduction is supposed to be efficiency. It means that a firm must get more and more cheaply from society or nature, cheapening nature itself. Secondly your cost is my income. When cost is reduced, I get eliminated from the economy. I get eliminated from the markets, reducing the demand for many goods. If all firms reach the optimum costs, then all markets will be lost and it will be the ultimate optimum hell. Today, we bludgeon the students and also the society, with the accounting system that records only the expenses and incomes of the trader. There is no recording of the environmental costs, costs to the society, costs to the ecology and the ultimate emotional or morale costs or ...morale contributions. The ultimate foolish system of accounting has become the glorified and monopolized system of accounting. The Caste based Brahmin economies were almost these extensions of nature’s ecology. Now we have the economists, who tie themselves in knots and who cover their contradiction in meaningless econometrics, and posing equality to Newtonian Physics which itself is cut and adjusted by Relativity Physics and Quantum Physics. YM *Mar* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCLZcZ1RhXu%2BJrMipUxc1i%2BdGcZBDCp19GTgGU03dUW%2Bzg%40mail.gmail.com.
