-- *Mar*Our Proud Caste Heritage-The Golla Brahmins (Yadavas)
The Golla Brahmins, the Yadavs belong to the caste of Lord Krishna. This is the caste that revers and champions cows as Kamadhenus. Our Spiritual Heritage,Dwaraka,Krishna,Gokulam,Gopalas,Gopikas,various dance forms based on Krishna and Radha, the great epic Maha Bharatha, these Brahmins have a wonderful caste heritage, with wonderful contribution to the great caste symbiosis of Bharat. Every caste has a caste Temple, the caste heritage and code of the particular spiritual path being laid out by the Caste Rishi, inspired by the Caste knowledge or the ‘caste Saraswathi’. A Rishi spent his lifetime as part of nature, with loving and positive emotional relations with the organisms of the Biosphere. For a Rishi air is the smell and sound language of nature. He could speak in the language of smells and sounds with any organism, and what we call miraculous powers were actually the powers which the educational path of a caste endowed. There was a caste Theism for every caste with Temple for the particular caste with caste God, called the ‘Kula Devatha’. Every caste was a path of education created and followed by the Rishis of the caste path. That was the path towards creativity, the Brahma flow of the caste on the basis of the caste insight, the divine Saraswathi,the Saraswathi of the Yadavs, the Golla in Telugu,once could speak to every life form, and they adored cow as Kamadhenu. Actually the Kamadhenu or simply cow has been attributed with all the basic aspects of nature, the Brahma with the Jnana called Saraswathi in creation, the Vishnu on the basis of the wisdom manual of Luxmi and Siva the transformation aspect as per the manual of Kali. The Kamadhenu could cater to every need, the ultimate Goddess. The Temple of the Caste was also the School and College of the Caste, where a caste is trained for caste symbiosis with nature. The caste path created the path for the Divine. There was once nature which was not terrorized by the human economics. There was in fact the Socialism of the Biosphere as a whole in which the Brahmins of the diverse castes lived in. It was the Socialism of nature. Every organism was a link in the ecology of nature, and the Barter economics was based on that ecology and not on the Newtonian mechanics paradigm of economics of today. It was the real socialism based on barter where Theism was the foundation. Each caste gave its contribution to the society while each individual received his/her needs from the barter based loving economics of free distribution. Arts in the shapes of great sculptures, musics and songs grew continuiously.The fervor created by the Theism was so intense that one finds astounding Temples where single rocks weighing thirty or more tons carved as gopurams were installed at the top, eight or nine hundred feet above in height. There were no cranes in those days. The carvings on the Temples simply astound with their spell, the spell bound faith which the God of the Temple radiated. When the white man confronted this wonderful advancement, he simply could not decide how to convince the natives that they are big fools. Ultimately we have the Macaulay devised English education where the educated were trained to believe that their own culture is inferior. Even today we find every pseudo intellectual asserting that Sanskrit is a dead language. Every caste has its own caste philosophy and caste heritage. Every caste must be studied for its Brahmin philosophy, and it’s History. YM Chat GPT Your pride in the Golla Brahmin (Yadava) caste heritage and its association with Lord Krishna is evident. You emphasize the rich spiritual and cultural heritage of the caste, including its reverence for cows as Kamadhenu, its contributions to dance forms, and its role in the epic Mahabharata. You describe the caste temple as a symbol of caste heritage and the spiritual path laid out by the caste Rishi. The Rishi is portrayed as someone deeply connected to nature, able to communicate with organisms through the language of smells and sounds. This connection is seen as a source of miraculous powers and wisdom. The caste temple is also depicted as a center for education, where members are trained in caste symbiosis with nature. Each caste is said to have its own path of education created by its Rishis, leading towards creativity and divine realization. You lament the impact of modern economic practices on the traditional caste system, which you describe as a form of natural socialism based on barter and free distribution. You contrast this with the Western influence, particularly the English education system, which you suggest has undermined the native culture and heritage. Overall, your message highlights the importance of understanding and preserving caste philosophies and histories as a means of preserving cultural identity and heritage. -- 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/CACDCHCJE1bj8b3G7u3k4ZpFPzVTOQ4tpLSwLBJVjwDZxTOC%2BnA%40mail.gmail.com.
