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A response to Devdutt Pattanaik on Hindutva and Hinduism 

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Watch the conversation between Akash Banerjee and Devdutt Pattanaik here: • Political Hindutva Vs ...
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@shyam.sudhakar
@shyam.sudhakar 2 года назад
Thank you for putting this up. Had similar discussions with my wife post watching that interview. That interview was very disappointing and only showcased Devdutt as a Hinduism sympathiser. Most of his responses were very philosophical in nature and didn't talk about the crux of the actual topic in question.
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
And the problem with his "philosophical" responses is that they are not even that philosophical. He takes a limited view of reality and puts it across as absolute.
@shyam.sudhakar
@shyam.sudhakar 2 года назад
@@vimoh Agreed. I guess the interview can be summarised as "Sab Changa Si...thoda time do..bas!"🙄🙄
@cauliflowerhead2735
@cauliflowerhead2735 2 года назад
Being a hinduism sympathizer isn't something I'm surprised by as devdutt is a practicing hindu. I think he is neo-liberal in his criticism of Hinduism and hindutva.
@kavanpuranik98
@kavanpuranik98 2 года назад
Wow! This was genuinely quite insightful! Even I used to listen to some of Rajiv Malhotra's stuff when I was a right winger and they made a lot of sense to me, like a lot of sense. Now I realize that almost all the points he made were just diversions from the issue at hands by using examples and topics that may appear as if they're a direct cause of whatever issue they're talking about but are actually just diversions.
@shiroyasha_007
@shiroyasha_007 Год назад
Lost all faith in Rajiv malhotra when he was literally sitting with that idiot rapist Nityananda
@DipayanPyne94
@DipayanPyne94 Год назад
Exactly ! I realised the same !!!
@Soulreaper286
@Soulreaper286 10 месяцев назад
Can you give an example
@aalnad
@aalnad 2 года назад
Wow, blown away in so many ways, I at awe wit your view and perspective, I had seen that interview, the ambani statement completely threw me off, but bro I am humbled and impressed at the same time, thank you
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@vishwas.setlur
@vishwas.setlur 2 года назад
Great response. However, the very first thing I observed, which I cannot hold back is the lack of a detailed take on the definition of "Hindutva". While left and right sees associates different meanings, everyone runs into the problem of making category mistake, either due to lack of knowledge in history/mythology or for the lack of vocabulary. We can only have a fruitful discussion with people on things that we have distinct ideas, once we establish what we precisely mean when we use categorical words to represent ideas. Else, its beetle vs beetle, Aladdin vs Aladdin.
@sanjivb53
@sanjivb53 9 месяцев назад
A very good critical analysis and take down of Pedestalised Patnaik's utterances. Looking forward to more of such content from you, ViMoh.
@shreemannariwadi7644
@shreemannariwadi7644 2 года назад
Wow eye opener podcast i so love your work ❤️ Jai Hind
@warrior_of_liberation
@warrior_of_liberation Год назад
Dayum...That monster analogy is really great. I suck at analogies. Can you help me with that? Recommend reading materials maybe?
@kalyanimookherji8834
@kalyanimookherji8834 9 месяцев назад
Astute, excellent analysis; I'd listened to the interview and felt very uncomfortable about some of the things he was saying. After listening to your analysis, the fallacies are much clearer!
@n2201
@n2201 Год назад
please can you make this video in Hindi, i want to send it to my family group
@sharmishthachatterjee7593
@sharmishthachatterjee7593 9 месяцев назад
Hi Vimoh, this video is quite old and I've only discovered you now - but here's hoping this comment still reaches you. 14:10 the westerners teaching Hinduism bit - coincidentally I was reading the 'Seven Secrets of Shiva' just last night and this exact point is part of the foreword there. Just checked that the Rajiv Malhotra book and this book were both published in 2011. Quite funky and interesting.
@jayantamukherjee1980
@jayantamukherjee1980 День назад
How can one legally leave a religion without accepting another, in India?
@kalkikaul5670
@kalkikaul5670 4 месяца назад
You said "Hindus being given preference in public policy". Would be great if you or someone here could share some examples of this.
@LakshmiSrikhandpur
@LakshmiSrikhandpur 11 месяцев назад
Devdutt in live interviews will get defensive and rude coz he can’t deal with surprise questions… great video Vimoh
@Piyush-mu8xi
@Piyush-mu8xi 27 дней назад
How to make your YT thumbnail cartoon style ???
@divyanshi1996
@divyanshi1996 2 месяца назад
Nicely done! Thank you
@charuvats3046
@charuvats3046 11 месяцев назад
I know commenting after watching just 12min of is not quit right but i really like it till now. Since i started questioning myself no answer till now had satisfied or given me a insight that if not this way than which way. The worst thing about questioning and creating opinions is we tend to think we right depending on how many people agrees with us and i started to questioning that very thing no matter how many people agrees with what i think even devdutt i had the ich of knowing what is wrong with this opinion.
@cacavb
@cacavb 4 месяца назад
Yes bro!! We as new generation have to question everything thrown to us on the name of philosophy, or anything.. We shouldn't be taking anything just like that
@vikasreddy7647
@vikasreddy7647 11 месяцев назад
In your opinion does it help to separate Hinduism from Brahmanism (all the religious scriptures are written by them and grant power only to them) given that Hinduism has a very broad definition that also encapsulates cultural practices of the subcontinent?
@anonymous_4276
@anonymous_4276 2 года назад
Nicely done. In that interview Devdutt had asked "Why don't we have a conference on dismantling monotheism?". But going by Devdutt's distinction between political ideology and religion, monotheism too is not a political ideology but a religious belief. So why ask about monotheism in response to a question about Hindutva? Seems to me like Devdutt himself is conflating Hindutva and Hinduism by asking such a question.
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
All religion is political. But yes, Devdutt does try to be slippery about his positions.
@cauliflowerhead2735
@cauliflowerhead2735 2 года назад
That's just a form of whataboutism. He tried to shift the goal-post from hindutva to monotheism to avoid answering the question.
@sayantanbiswas6667
@sayantanbiswas6667 Год назад
@@vimoh No, man if you belive all religions are political so does the athesism is
@vimoh
@vimoh Год назад
@@sayantanbiswas6667 What are you saying?
@Anxh007
@Anxh007 Год назад
@@vimoh you need government to run even in athiest country
@towardsmazplus
@towardsmazplus Год назад
It was definitely very insightful.
@munmunhazarika5247
@munmunhazarika5247 2 года назад
How do you rate... Watchmen and sand man comics....??
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
Sandman over Watchmen any day. But then I am a sucker for myths and dreampunk.
@sameerchaturvedi6675
@sameerchaturvedi6675 10 месяцев назад
Thank you. Your answer, seems be grounded in anthropological tradition that privileges field views rather than book view
@cacavb
@cacavb 4 месяца назад
Honestly, i was fan of devdutta being born in same society it ia very natural and we can't run from it.. We can't escape of getting influenced by this kind of explanation.. Now after many thought processes i am absolutely dont accept anything becoz someone has said it.. I first stopped listeing to devdutta
@hcu_connect
@hcu_connect 2 месяца назад
More power Vimoh✨✊
@spuriusscapula4829
@spuriusscapula4829 Год назад
13:47 You weren't stupid back then, it was just a matter of realization.
@neowatson3567
@neowatson3567 2 года назад
👍
@doinglive2397
@doinglive2397 Год назад
DMT explanations??
@FrederickFNNoronha
@FrederickFNNoronha 5 месяцев назад
Well argued. Facts nicely marshalled. One slight disagreement: Hindutva (a political ideology) and Hinduism (a religion) are two separate things. But there is a huge set of vested interests (largely political, maybe economic too) trying to confuse one with the other. At times like this, what is important is for voices to stand up and challenge this deliberate mix-up. Christianity kept silent (or even tacitly supported) the Nazis when they build an ideology based on religious bias, and that will go down in history. Religious groups have tolerated, even supported, bigoted ideologies that misused their name at many points in history....
@cauliflowerhead2735
@cauliflowerhead2735 Год назад
Devdutt Pattnaik spews a lot of logical fallacies, which is the feature of mythologists who don't necessarily purely function from a place academic rationality, there is definitely sentimental angles associated to their take on historic events. He definitely whitewashes many regressive aspects of hindu scriptures, but I don't think he always does this in bad faith. He doesn't shy away from criticising his own which takes a lot guts, I think we should be Careful to demonize him.
@manavkhatarkar9983
@manavkhatarkar9983 2 года назад
24:44 👍🏼
@xilici
@xilici 2 года назад
*Pattnaik and people ascribing to that strand of belief have an issue* : they use highly nebulous and functionally ambiguous language to circumvent their way through basic theological questions ; they tend to overcomplicate simple things by sprinkling philosophical enquires where said enquires don't belong!
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
I think all religion overcomplicates basic reality because without that, it would have no basis to exist.
@japjeetmehton9921
@japjeetmehton9921 2 года назад
Hi Vimoh, 1. You said that it's not meaningful usage to differentiate Hinduism from Hindutva because something like 90% of Hindus think they are the same (Idk where you got that number from, seems fake). And that it's the Hindus' responsibility to make a distinction between Hinduism and Hindutva... But that's what Devdutt is doing as Hindu. It may make you feel good as an atheist to call Hinduism the same as Hindutva, and perhaps Islam the same as Taliban. But it doesn't do anything to help the situation, in fact it makes it worse because it closes the possibility for change. The responsible thing to do is to promote a more peaceful interpretation of the religion and condemn the negative interpretations, that's what Devdutt is doing. They're not going to drop their religion when you say what you're saying, they will double down on it instead. 2. You are wrong when you say money, i.e. our economy and infrastructure, has nothing to do with communalism, casteism, and our social problems. You cannot have independence of thought and individuality without at least some financial freedom. How will you question your social group and its norms when you rely on them for survival? How will you challenge your parents when you rely on them for food? You won't, your mind won't let you, it will deceive you. When you labor for 12+ hours everyday you won't even have the time to think about these things. You will go along will your society and culture because it will benefit you and if you challenge it they will kill you or leave you to die. When resources are scarce, people fall in line with their group and survive as a group. The groups fight each other for limited resources. Your social group will provide you with a sense of security, law and order, and a meaning and purpose. Religious beliefs and dogmas will seem better than complete lawlessness, a proto-law and order system, religious book, a proto-constitution. A person in rural Afghanistan cannot question the Taliban, b/c they rely on them to survive, they provide them jobs, opportunities, crude sense of law and order, a sense of identity, purpose and meaning. Maybe if the people weren't so heavily reliant on each other and they were financially free they would start to question the Taliban. People don't bite the hand that feeds them. That's the reason why women in patriarchal societies believe in the patriarchy... Of course it's not a guarantee that you will become an independent thinker once you are financially free, but it is a prerequisite for individuality and fighting tribalism in society. That's why the richer a country is the more liberal and progressive it is. Why do you think feminism, anti-racist movements start in these countries? It's not a coincidence. The poorer they are the more mired they are in tribalism. You need some level of affluence to rise above group identity. The only reason you are an atheist is because you grew up some what financially free, you didn't have to rely on your religion or caste to feed yourself to get a job and survive. When survival is hard your sense of self contracts to you, your family and your small group, you become paranoid of others as well.
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
It is not my case that money is not important. My point instead is that when we see money as a sort of universal solution (like apparently you do and many upper caste Hindus do when they say it is more important than representation through Reservation), we fail to social realities through any lens other than money. That, it seems, is also a mistake Devdutt is making here. Lakshmi and what she represents are good and useful. But the problem of social inequality isn't because of them. As I pointed out in the episode, there are people occupying high offices who still get discriminated against because of their caste. I agree with you when you say that it is the job of the Hindu to mark the difference between Hinduism and Hindutva. But sanitising Hinduism by redefining Brahmin as a concept removed from the caste equation and thus making casteism more palatable is not the way to do it. If a Hindu wishes to differentiate Hinduism from Hindutva, the way to do so would be to reject the toxic aspects of the religion. Not try to whitewash them to make Hindus feel better. Hinduism and Hindutva are both predicated on caste. If you can demonstrate to me a version of popularly practised Hinduism that is without caste at its root, I would be happy to accept your idea that Hinduism and Hindutva are two different things.
@japjeetmehton810
@japjeetmehton810 2 года назад
​ @Vimoh People at higher offices are that way b/c we as a culture are underdeveloped. While reservation is good, solving social inequality will not be our culture's priority till we have a level of comfort and safety. You will not solve it without money. It's like, the civil rights movement couldn't have started if America was at war or a developing country at war with poverty. Something like that is only possible in a society which has Laxmi. It needs that background. I think you underestimate money and IMO it was Devdutt's best point. Problem of social inequality didn't come out of thin air, it started b/c of survival stresses... aka lack of Laxmi. If America becomes poor it would see a resurgence of racism and religious extremism, which it is currently. I agree with you that equating Brahmin with smart can be used by casteist people, but it's a false equivalency to equate Devdutt's version of Hinduism with Hindutva. Hindutva is inspired by fascism, extreme ethnocentrism, literal interpretations of scriptures, and much more political in nature. Hindutvawadis don't even like Devdutt. It's a stretch to call it (Devdutt's Hinduism) casteist and it plays into the hands of fascists. Many others have used the same language to fight casteism like, Guru Nanak, Kabir, and Vivekananda. According to you they were whitewashing Hinduism and making people feel better, but they were using a different language than your to fight it. Historically, the word Brahmin has always been linked with being an intellectual, like Kshatriya with warrior, and jat with farmer in the cultural sphere. Words like white and black are not linked with professions in that way. These people were trying to de-link it with birth. So it's again disingenuous to equate race and caste in this context. The definitions can be "refined" upon, but it's not casteist per say. IMO calling it casteist would be too narrow of a view and misses the spirit of what's being said. Just my two cents.
@cauliflowerhead2735
@cauliflowerhead2735 2 года назад
That was good repost. I learned a lot. I do agree that devdutt is a rational voice in the world inching closer to militant hindutva. Yes, he resorts to over-simplifications and whataboutism from time to time but he's not perfect and perfection isn't a standard we can hold anyone against.
@cauliflowerhead2735
@cauliflowerhead2735 2 года назад
Also... I agree that economics plays an important role in shaping human behavior and social upliftment. You put everything I believed in very well. But like most things its a broad issue. If you look at wealthy societies and kingdoms like the Ottomon empire, Catholic monarchs and later on Protestant monarchs starting from Queen Elizabeth, they were all extremely wealthy societies who remained feudal and Patriarchal despite their wealth. The reason they were able to cancel out women and minorities from large parts of public life is by disallowing them to seek an education, if you don't have skills you can't enter the work force and earn a living. Even the Brahmins kept lower castes and women poor and exploitable by disallowing them to seek formal education. The first thing the British did to uplift Dalits to their favor is build missionary schools for them and open them up to concepts outside of Hinduism. Once formal education became more important than organised religion, which was the only source of moral philosophy for the longest time for most human societies, things began to liberalise. The Age of enlightenment initiated a shift from blind belief to Scientific inquiry slowly but surely, it also saw a shift from social Darwinism based in sheer brawn or privileged birth to emphasis on human intellect which eventually opened up the playing field . Good economics allows you to afford progressivism better but the pursuit knowledge gives people the means to make it a reality. That's why we see atheists from all backgrounds today. All poor countries that did exponentially well economically started by revolutionising their education system. It's true for China, Japan, S.Korea. There are ofcourse instances where a good education system did not translate to good economics - Kerala...but it did create social stability despite bad economics which is quite a feat. This isn't a rebuttal but an addition to your well written points on the importance of money and how a lack of it leads to tribalism.
@PavaniGanga
@PavaniGanga 4 месяца назад
🙂👍Yes, I have to say, even as one who (mostly) appreciates Devdutt , I support your principled critique. Not that I myself am in a position to assess the situation on the ground in India. (For that I rely on the reports and commentary of people like yourself.) But I am alert to closely linked effects in the United States.
@Pinkparasite
@Pinkparasite 2 года назад
Is it right to say Modern religion is based pick and choose ideology ?
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
Depends on what you mean by pick and choose ideology.
@warrior_of_liberation
@warrior_of_liberation Год назад
Probably he means cherry-picking from history and scriptures that suits their needs in promoting their agenda. Am i right?
@AshwiniKumarS
@AshwiniKumarS 2 года назад
I came to your channel from your science in dope interview I have always found devdutt Pattnaik in most places speaking same as right wingers, why are liberals hosting him. But I have one question to you. Can you compare Hinduism of random Hindus on street to hindutva. Most these guys would have no anti muslim thoughts.
@cauliflowerhead2735
@cauliflowerhead2735 2 года назад
Well devdutt is a rational voice in the religious circuits and speaks actively against topics like lynching, casteism and cultural sexism. We shouldn't close ourselves to different perspectives or else we'll end up a toxic echo-chamber like the current ethno-ultra-nationalist right wing. We can't expect him to get things right all the time. Perfection isn't a standard we can hold anyone against.
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
I think that today, in the year 2021, the fringe has become the mainstream. if these had been a few voices in the shadows, it wouldn't be that big a problem. But these are elected representatives, bureaucrats, and judges supported by a majority. So that makes me equate Hindutva with Hinduism.
@AshwiniKumarS
@AshwiniKumarS 2 года назад
@@vimoh Hinduism gives way to hindutva. No doubt, but does a random person going by his daily chores who believes god by any of hindu context becomes a hindutvite. Yes the person may be a enabler of hindutva . Your point is the same that hindutva hoodlums use comparing a random muslim person with fundamental Islamists.
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
@@AshwiniKumarS No. There is a power equation difference. Islamists aren't in power as a result of a Muslim majority voting them into power. As I said, a few people saying random garbage is expected. The problem is with a majority voting Hindutvavaadis into power and then they trying to change the very foundation of a nation to make it a Hindu nation.
@AshwiniKumarS
@AshwiniKumarS 2 года назад
@@vimoh yes that is a fact even after so much of shit that has gone. Rightwing is growing that's because of Hindus voting them. But there are many who donot vote them and are vocal aswell.
@SM-tg6mj
@SM-tg6mj 2 месяца назад
I remember seeing the video on the issue of caste he started the answer as if he were a progressive and acknowledging then suddenly did a uturn and indulged in caste denial in the same answer
@swagatochatterjee7104
@swagatochatterjee7104 Год назад
Your analysis is spot on. Here's the thing Devdutt might be a HIndutva propagandist, but with a much lenient face. There is a reason why Devdutt is not attcked by Hindutva goons and Swami Agnivesh was! He has no intention of dismantling this fascist project, but wants to strengthen it.
@thepurplebox380
@thepurplebox380 Год назад
Completely pointless comment: That beeping sound during topic changes is so fun
@Pranav0640
@Pranav0640 5 месяцев назад
Seems we are living in parallel universe. Speakers is completely disconnected with ground reality
@PranavGogwekar
@PranavGogwekar Год назад
Good to see a channel with third opinion that does not get into left wing or right wing biases.
@prerika4547
@prerika4547 2 года назад
Why are the salaries of a janitor and a doctor different in a society? Do they provide the same value to the society? Is a janitor and a doctor respected the same way in a society? What would it take to get people respect them equally? And pay them equally? (do not assume Hindu society) Women have faced a lot of discrimination and are still facing. They are fighting back discrimination by proving to be as valuable as a man. And demanding respect from society similar to a man. They are succeeding to a great extent. Though I'm not sure if that's the permanent solution. Because women are facing a lot of issues with trying to be more 'masculine' while trying to be as valuable as a man. Beautiful would have been.. if women were respected equally as men.. in their 'feminine' roles. Beautiful would have been .. if janitors are respected equally as doctors. Demolishing Hinduism or hindutva or caste doesn't solve the core problem. Discrimination... the thought of one being superior than other.. be in gender based.. be it caste based or religion based or skin colour based or body shape based or sexual preference based... 'Discrimination' can arise anywhere and everywhere. You can't keep abolishing caste, religion.. etc to get rid of ideology of 'discrimination'. How would you abolish gender, body shape, skin colour and what not. It's important to know the cause of disease and treat the cause instead of the symptoms of disease.
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
Caste is the disease. Discrimination is its symptom. Discrimination is not an ideology. It is what happens as a result of toxic ideologies such as caste.
@prerika4547
@prerika4547 2 года назад
@@vimoh discrimination in itself is an ideology.. an ideology of thinking one person is superior other is inferior.. and it can be based on anything.. caste or without caste
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
@@prerika4547 No. That's not what ideology means.
@prerika4547
@prerika4547 2 года назад
@@vimoh even if it didn't fit in the definition of ideology... It is the core of the problems... Even in casteless/atheist societies
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
@@prerika4547 Discrimination is a symptom of the problem. And the problem is caste in India. In other places, other diseases (like racism) have the same symptom.
@akhilakumar2187
@akhilakumar2187 2 года назад
Vimoh devdutt has made similar points about why are hindus angry and i think what he means is about general rage in the minds of normal hindu ppl.. Here is a link of his video in BBC hindi on the same point ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OruY72V2ncc.html
@vimoh
@vimoh 2 года назад
The problem with Devdutt is that he says different things on different platforms. It changes with time and circumstance. This is why you may find him perfectly liberal in one interview and then problematic in another. I specifically made one interview the focus of this episode therefore.
@rajeevkumar-em7xk
@rajeevkumar-em7xk 4 месяца назад
Well Rajiv Malhotra in his own words/ world is an "Intellectual kshatriya" not some chota chatri from neighborhood.
@Valkyri3Z
@Valkyri3Z 5 месяцев назад
Funnily no Brahmin will cal himself I am a true blue smart shudra .
@ricksanchez4045
@ricksanchez4045 2 года назад
Commenting just for increasing reach.
@tusharpotdar5762
@tusharpotdar5762 16 дней назад
@24:35......अगर Hinduism adaptive religion खुद में बदलाव करने वाला धर्म हैं, तो फिर हिन्दू धर्म को सनातन नहीं कह सकते, सनातन का मुल अर्थ मतलब हि होता हैं निरंतर, जिसमें बदलाव ना हो वो और जरा ये बता दो कि हिंदू धर्म ने अपने अंदर कब कब कौनसे बदलाव किए हैं? और कैसे? क्या हिंदू धर्म के लोगों ने स्वयम स्फूर्ति से spontaneously धर्म के अंदर बदलाव किये ? नहीं, जो लोग धर्म नहीं मानते थे, जो लोग परंपरा के विरोधी थे उन्होंने विरोध प्रदर्शन, social awareness करा के हिंदू धर्मियों को धर्म में बदलाव करने के लिए बाध्य किया, तब जाकर के हिंदू धर्म में बदलाव हुए हैं, ऐसा नहीं हुआ हैं कि एक दिन हिंदू धर्म के धर्मगुरु सुबह उठे और बोले के आजसे सती प्रथा बंद हो जाएगी धर्म वो केंचुआ हैं जिसे कितना भी साफ जगह में निकल के रखो वो हमेशा कीचड़ कि तरफ जाना हि पसंद करता हैं, अगर कीचड़ गंद ना हो तो केंचुए का अस्तित्व हि खतरे में पड जाता हैं, वही बात धर्म कि हैं ।
@devarajm7718
@devarajm7718 Год назад
Please burst Shashi Tharoor also vimoh
@rajivdua5412
@rajivdua5412 10 месяцев назад
Vimoh - I disagree with Devdutt on several issues. However, if a religion is to be defined by a bunch of its practitioners, then you make an argument that all religions are dangerous. This fits into you being an atheist. There are always good, bad and ugly in all religions.
@himanshushekhardas1730
@himanshushekhardas1730 7 месяцев назад
90% people in a religion do not make a bunch
@livefreetodiehard2550
@livefreetodiehard2550 Год назад
Completely agree to the views
@user-sn4fk6ep5q
@user-sn4fk6ep5q 3 месяца назад
Vimoh Thora ajeeb sa naam nhi hai? Real account se aao baba
@PankajDoharey
@PankajDoharey 10 месяцев назад
Dude Devdutt is a Feku, he presents Puarana as History. My response to Puranas being history is why is named Purana? People create new documents they call it new document, New testament, Brahmins created this document Called Purana(Old). That its self raises doubts on its antiquity.
@peace_companion95
@peace_companion95 4 месяца назад
I am amazed to hear the clarity of thoughts Vimoh has and appreciate the courage he is showing. He is breaking the pillars, the beliefs Hindus have. Devdutt is a good example of showing how great Hinduism is, how great, adaptating accepting. Which is not true. Let us open our eyes and have courage to see the truth.
@user-ts5dq2kk3m
@user-ts5dq2kk3m 2 месяца назад
Peak of librandu blindness disease
@ketanprakash4688
@ketanprakash4688 2 месяца назад
Agreement on everything you said about caste and religion. Disagreement on everything you said about money and capitalism.
@hariompathak5784
@hariompathak5784 4 месяца назад
I think Devdutt was right. Definition of something must come from the original source, the fundamental principles , not by the behavior of the people to tend to follow it. You are literally wanting to term the "diversion" From the source, as the source itself.
@shashankshekhar6952
@shashankshekhar6952 4 месяца назад
Okay then why are people going mad over a temple when it's about philosophical sophistry.. Why do delulus dream about akhand bharat .. which isn't fundamentally different from Islamic idea of every human is Muslim and gazwa e hind🙂 You really want me to ignore all of this and say hindus are good people because hinduism "TaLkS AbOuT PhIlOsPhY ItS WaY Of LiViNg LiFe"
@hariompathak5784
@hariompathak5784 4 месяца назад
@@shashankshekhar6952 Bro... First differentiate between the political, cultural and theological/religious stuffs. Akhand bharat is a political idea rooted in Culture and history, it has nothing to do with Hindu theology..... Second temples or any property related to a particular community is more about real estate and rightful ownership thing. Yes Hinduism is a philosophy but even the philosophy would need an infrastructure and ecosystem to survive and pass on. You can't teach people science and mathematics by demolishing schools and colleges, Science doesn't need school buildings to exist but for spreading and passing on of the scientific knowledge the school, college infrastructure and ecosystem is very important.... Hope you got my points.
@technoprohindi6331
@technoprohindi6331 4 месяца назад
​@@shashankshekhar6952bro have you listened to shankaracharyas on this issue , have you ever read the upanishads , upanishads literally say that the supreme power has no form , no qualities (good or bad) , it says first know yourself . Now how is this similar to bjps hindutva pls tell me and do ask more questions I would like to clear the confusion that you are carrying in your mind regarding sanatan dharma .
@Delicious_Dude
@Delicious_Dude 3 месяца назад
I've never seen a dalit saying he was discriminated bcuz of his caste, it's always the congress politcans who actively talk about caste for vote banks. Rahul Gandhi was asking people their caste and trying to divide hindus, why is he so obsessed about people's caste. The latest video of Sham Sharma was so good.
@vimoh
@vimoh 3 месяца назад
The fact that you've never seen people speak of the discrimination they face only shows your lack of exposure. Nothing else.
@Delicious_Dude
@Delicious_Dude 3 месяца назад
@@vimoh I think the bigger problem is when politicans give a platform for hammaz leader to speak, saying there's no such thing as love jiad, when politicans themselves say to eradicate sanathan dharma and openly make statements like "if you see a brahmin and snake, kill the brahmin first", all these are the bigger problems.
@SHANSHOW-
@SHANSHOW- 2 месяца назад
I am a victim of caste discrimination.
@Delicious_Dude
@Delicious_Dude 2 месяца назад
@@SHANSHOW- how was u discriminated?
@soheil527
@soheil527 Месяц назад
@@Delicious_Dude go and watch buddhist indian channels and increasing conversions to christianinty
@duhansingh772
@duhansingh772 Год назад
Islam = Islamism Hinduism = Hindutva End of Discussion.
@cristiano2741
@cristiano2741 7 месяцев назад
Why hindus are more radical now than before? Look at the ppl we are living with,look at there work towards us ,u will know why we are radical😊
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