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The Mother was born Mirra Alfassa in Paris on 21 February 1878. A pupil at the Academie Julian, she became an accomplished artist, and also excelled as a pianis...
14 Aug 2023 — Mirra Alfassa, or the Mother, was the most important person in Sri Aurobindo's life, and carried forward his work following his death.
For some reason, I've lately been thinking of my friend Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn (1909-1999), the single most intelligent and learned man I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. He would say with complete confidence that democracy was a brief parenthesis of history, doomed to the dustbin, because it would evolve into a technocratic tyranny that served no one but the elites, to be replaced by a return to a popular monarchism or a complete dismantlement of what we currently call the nation-state. I recall thinking that he was surely wrong.
https://x.com/jeffreyatucker/status/1820974663255662813?t=sMS4GaBJmmyyDr-ZN28y3Q&s=19
Democracy is unnatural because equality is unnatural. It is myopic because the maximum vision of a democratic government is not beyond 5 years as that is its tenure. It is also the weakest form of government for obvious reasons. More importantly, democracy is self-destructive of its people and civilisations. Democratic Europe inexorably becoming Eurabia negating its Christian civilisation, and Democratic Hindu India self-declaring as Secular India only to quickly become Anti-Hindu negating its ancient Hindu civilisation are the live and prime examples of democratic self-destruction. On the contrary, the people of the countries/civilisation namely, Islamic countries, that are not democratic or only nominally democratic are growing to dominate the world. Therefore, with a hindsight monarchy was not as bad as it was propagandised. Transforming democracy into monarchy may probably help save the battered European and Hindu civilisations.
So, your late friend was right.
https://x.com/MNageswarRaoIPS/status/1820980302522806684?t=Ap9VXe9oBYhUUp8ZdoRovA&s=19
The "equality" part of democracy is ONLY supposed to be under law.. there too India has miserably failed.. with a desperate attempt to make those w/o talent or skills somehow equal to those with having it.. India is a brainless stupid system.. thats all.. x.com/MNageswarRaoIP…
https://x.com/mediacrooks/status/1821060952793436239?t=kk45PmyCNqx4fcYbKpCVSw&s=19
Filthy pieces of shit, not content with raping and murdering Hindus and destroying temples, they have to take it out on animals as well. All they know is cruelty. Notice no global news, no street marches, no UN protests, no ICJ, just standard UN & leftist hypocrisy
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Those of us who don’t turn a blind eye to targeting of minorities in India cannot and must not turn a blind eye to targeting of minorities in Bangladesh. This report is scary and a shameful reflection on the state of affairs in Bangladesh currently.
https://x.com/rohini_sgh/status/1821062127320494214?t=6PQeWQtECUThl2G4viATDA&s=19
From being the first politically organised (in the modern sense of the term) Indic ethnic group in colonial India (largely a legacy of Rammohun Roy, Devendranath Tagore, Nabagopal Mitra, Rajnarayan Bose, Bankim Chatterjee, Surendranath Banerjee, and Anandamohan Bose) to becoming the most dispersed, disunited and vulnerable ethnic Indic group in the Indian subcontinent today -- we Bengalis have fallen way too low and hard. And more than an intellectual failure, it is a moral failure. We've lost our moral fibre. We lost respect for each other, and started seeing each other as mere competitors. We supplanted our God, our Para-Brahma -- who we used to worship in the manifold manifestations of deities like Bhagabati Durga/Kali, Sri Hari/Narayan, and Baba Bholanath/Mahadeb -- by a blind worship of rank materialism.
If we are to have any hope of recovering as a community from this abyss, we should acknowledge this catastrophic moral failure on our part as a community and as individuals, and start making amends, now. We must identify & revivify our cherished ideas and ideals, both traditional and modern ones; we must invoke the favour and grace of our God through our beloved deities; and we must start organising ourselves, socially and politically, around these anchors. Now.
https://x.com/sreejit_d/status/1821220088378273801?t=q9sQz0fq4d_4885L8S0Suw&s=19
R Dixit, SU India, SJ Manch
The Swadeshi movement was a self-sufficiency movement that was part of the Indian independence movement and contributed to the development of Indian nationalism. Before the BML Government's decision for the partition of Bengal was …
SS Jetty - 2024
… The right-wing political groups promoting the Hindutva agenda have wielded significant influence in the Indian political and cultural spheres. They have achieved this by restructuring and reshaping elements of Indian history to construct a shared "collective …
M Sudhir Selvaraj, R Susewind - Social & Legal Studies, 2024
… Hindutva as a political ideology and the current dispensation as political agents conceive of the rule of law, its purpose and function? Which rules do they want the law to follow? We combine papers that trace Hindutva's own … movement, also …
SA Sheikh
… Hindutva: Who Is a Hindu? He defines India culturally as a Hindu country and intends to transform it into a Hindu rashtra (Jafferlot 2019). In present India, Hindu nationalism is mainly represented by BJP with its staunch Hindutva … Rise of …
J Adelman, A Eckert - 2024
Explaining how nations and narratives have been the products of transnational, cross-border forces of migration and cultural exchange, this open access volume presents a global history of the basic ideas that govern our understanding of the …
MN Thakur - Midwest Social Sciences Journal, 2024
… Its context is the pre-Babri Mosque demolition, hence politics before the rise of Hindutva as the politically dominant force. This text reminds us that it is a mistake to see politics from above; instead, we need to capture the trends in people’s everyday …
T Thom - 2024
This thesis discusses how power, status, and performance practices play out between tabla performers (North Indian hand drums) and audio engineers. To do so, I analyze engineer, performer, and music critic discourse surrounding tabla …
PSD McCartney
Over six sections this entry provides a window into the different realms of the topic of Vedic Revivalism. Below, several periods are covered on the following themes: Ancient Links; Historical and Contemporary Sociolinguistic Issues related to …
A Saluja - Sikh Formations, 2024
In this paper, I have addressed the issue of sexual violence in the specific context of the 1984 anti-Sikh carnage in Delhi. Though a significant number of cases of sexual assault took place in Delhi in November 1984, they have largely remained shrouded …
R Shahid, R Lee - Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2024
Myanmar’s political system during the 2010–2021 period shares much in common with the political systems of neighbouring India and nearby Sri Lanka, and so this article identifies all three as ethnocratic, arguing these polities represent a variation …
P Jain, A Raina - Visual Anthropology of Indian Films: Religious …, 2024
… In this grand narrative (about Hindutva), the idea of the people–nation is as old as Indian civilisation. And the upper caste Hindu male, speaking a northern Indian language is the most legitimate Indian, and every other identity is to be defined and …
G Hull - 2024
This book puts contemporary calls for decolonisation in context. Featuring an interdisciplinary team of scholars from around the world, the book explores and critically assesses the diverse theoretical visions which inform calls for …
R Sachar
An unimaginable crisis has gripped our country. Only a straightforward, clear declaration by the Prime Minister can clear it. I am referring to the advertisement issued by the Government of India's IB Ministry on the Republic Day carrying in the …
T Gautam, MA Wani, MR Sharma, MB Dhoundiyal…
Folklore or Traditional Cultural Expressions (henceforth TCEs) are alternative names for TCEs, which are also designated as expressions of traditional knowledge, due to their origins in the culture of indigenous communities and individuals. The …
RR Patel
Indian English poetry is the oldest form of Indian English literature and has been a rich contribution to the world of literature.“Indian poets writing in English have succeeded to nativize or indianize English in order to reveal typical Indian situations”(Wikipedia) …
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