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Articles: My Thoughts | Dalita Govindam
- Mr. Rahamthulla Noorbasha
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This world does not stay with us for even a moment, without changing. At every moment it is leaving us, yet we do not believe this. Let us spend our energy purifying the antahkarana (inner instrument). We simply do not want to leave our beliefs, about how things should function, what should happen and in what sequence. Let us strife and struggle for cleansing the inner instrument, so that we can become more able and eligible for experiencing spiritual joy. Our attention is on the wrong things. The world on the other hand is constantly changing; every moment and that which is changing cannot remain with us.
Romila Thapar claims that Aryans invaded India and introduced the caste system. Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad Director Lalji Singh's main findings are: Aryans began to arrive in India only after 1,500 BC from Central Asia. Caste system emerged some 8,000 years ago when there was a shift in the way of life from hunting gathering to the rudimentary farming and the first settlements.
Our thoughts should energize others. They should not be psychologically oppressive, emotionally perverse, intellectually impotent and unproductive. Let us wish to bring new hope into this world of death, division and despair.
Productive thought always becomes a force that directs and guides the unthinking mass and motivates and inspires men from their historic slumber.
Every man has an infinite energy of intellect.
Let us not prey on others to grow strong. At the expense of the intellectual vitality of another man, nobody should grow strong and robust. Growing strong at the expense of the vitality of others is transgressing against the basic principles of growth.
Everybody should know the principle of reverence.
Self-centeredness and selfishness ruin us.
'To grow, another must grow smaller?
To be liked, another must be disliked?
Others must be little and ordinary'?
It is a destructive force.
A reverent considers another equally reverent.
A paranoiac never allows liberty to others.
Tell continuously what is good and what is bad.
Fight for liberty, equality and fraternity.
Don’t deny freedom of thought and freedom of speech for others.
Dare to think independently and allow others to think independently.
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