Decoding the "Neutral State" of Pseudo-Secularism
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Decoding the “Neutral State” of Pseudo-Secularism

Dr Pankaj Jagannath JayswalDr Pankaj Jagannath Jayswal
Jul 9, 2023, 08:00 pm IST
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Many pseudo-secularists and so-called intellectuals present themselves as “neutral” when it comes to Dharma and adharma. Can we claim that whether these people are for or against dharma, it plainly demonstrates that they are with adharma? Their ego-satisfying thought process of presenting themselves as distinct from both groups in order to make an impression on society about how intelligent they are and how they have a completely different way of thinking that makes them superhuman beings. Forgetting that they are not neutrals, but rather supporters of the cause of adharma, which would eventually undermine this magnificent nation’s socioeconomic and cultural foundations.

Because of this worldview, how can we forget the past of destruction? How can we, after witnessing the carnage in Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, and Bangladesh? Are we so self-centered that we put our magnificent nation at danger merely to please our ego? Serious thought process in this area is urgently necessary and demonstrated in society so that humanity is not annihilated. The united and powerful “Bharatiyatva” will be excellent for everyone and the best alternative available to humanity now.

Story of two birds

Nature is so powerful and compassionate that it sends us the right signals from time to time so that we may comprehend them thoroughly and take remedial action so that we can continue to follow the path of dharma for greater mankind and instill fear in the destructors of humanity. I recently came across a video made by Indix YouTube channel that is self-explanatory about the condition of two species, one of which has lost its strength, valour, culture, lost path of Dharma and is now extinct, and the other which has survived and is peacefully living without being harmed or harming others unless and until attacked purely because of the path of dharma, unity, integrity, awareness, alertness, preparedness for any eventuality, and strength.

Nature has its own set of laws, and those who obey them live happily ever after adversaries, while those who do not go extinct. The extinction of the Dodo bird is one such example. This bird has been living on the islands of Mauritius and the Indian Ocean for thousands of years, destined to live with plenty of food and no security threats at the time. However, generation after generation, they have lost the basic features provided by nature to run fast and fly. They gradually lost the ability to protect and attack the adversary. Their bones became brittle, and they were unable to resist anything. Beginning in the 16th century, the Dutch arrived on those islands and discovered that the Dodo bird is incapable of fighting back even when assaulted. They brought dogs and rats with them; canines killed Dodos and rats ate their eggs; the Dodos perished within a few years.

The Indix YouTube channel mentions another species called the Cassowary, which is usually found in Australia, New Zealand, and the Caribbean islands. They were previously constantly assaulted by other animals and people. Over time, they developed the ability to fight, awareness, and attentiveness to attackers, began living in groups, and began assisting one another in times of enemy attack. They are now living calmly and thriving, not harming anyone but retaliating forcefully if attacked.

Haters of Sanatan dharma and those who believe in “neutrality” should comprehend and critically consider true history; if they assume that whatever wealth they create is for their future generations, they are deluding themselves and digging a grave for future generations. The secularists believe in a fabricated history that glorifies anti-Bharat Mughals, Nizams, and Europeans who devastated and robbed Bharat. Not only do they propagate this fictitious history, but they also pervert the history of great warriors like Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, great saints, freedom fighters, and ancient kings, portraying them as weak, losers, or adharma followers, which is completely false.

“Soft Hindutva” a fake concept

They have introduced a new notion of “soft Hindutva” to deceive the public in order to gain votes so that once in power, they may eliminate the Hindutva followers of humanity. The intellectual class can have their own wishful thinking, but when it comes to nation and Dharma, they should put their ego aside and not be afraid to support Dharma; rather, their intellectual ability should support society at large in becoming acquainted with Dharma’s principles and developing strength and skills to protect our society and nation. Following dharma does not imply engaging in any illegal actions, but rather gaining the strength to counteract adharma by using legal measures to protect and strengthen society and nation. Dharma is not opposed to any religion, but rather to those who seek to destroy it.

During a difficult period in the world, India is accelerating strongly on all fronts, becoming a 3.75 lakh crore economy and marching steadily towards a 5 lakh crore economy, after which the growth trajectory will be on an exponential rise, all under the leadership of Sanatani Prime Minister Modi. This is where the so-called secularists and dynastic political parties are having difficulty digesting and attempting to sabotage all that is good for Bharat… Isn’t this bad karma(adharma)?

The neutral position is more harmful because it seeks to create a world that is hostile to nature and humanity. Devastation caused by neutrality and false secularism has been destroying us for many centuries. This year and the coming few years will be vital for the nation and nationalists, as anti-Bharat forces will employ all manner of dirty techniques to derail the good that is taking place in accordance with dharma. It is time for every patriot and Dharma follower to stand up and unite to push Bharat to new heights.

Topics: HindusHindutvaSecularismDharmaPseudo-SecularismAdharma
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