INDIA FIRST . SATYA DARSHAN . ASHUTOSH
DISCLAIMER:
This article is not meant to insult any deity, scripture, or faith.
This is a thought-provoking question—
Why did Hindus continue to lose?
And an even bigger question—
Was this defeat a defeat of the sword or of consciousness?
1) Ram Avatar and the First Illusion of Women’s Respect
In the Ramayana, Ravana was portrayed as an insulter of women.
But this same Ravana—
• Sometimes called a wise king
• Sometimes Angad was sent as a peaceable man
• After the war, Lakshman was sent to seek knowledge, calling him a “great sage.”
Common sense asks:
First surround the one who abducted a woman with an army,
and then send a peace proposal—what kind of justice is this?
If Ravana had agreed,
what would have happened to Sita’s insult?
And what would have been the purpose of the army that had gathered for war?
This is where the confusion began.
2) Draupadi and the Second Great Confusion in Dwapar
In the Mahabharata, Draupadi was put at stake.
She was publicly humiliated.
Krishna saved her honor by offering her clothes—
But—
• Dushasan’s hand was not immediately cut off.
• Justice was delayed.
• And Duryodhana was offered five villages.
The same question arises here—
If the intention was to avenge Draupadi’s insult,
then why bargain?
And this time the result was even more serious—
All the warriors died fighting each other,
and Sanatan society was left weaponless.
3) The Result of Kali Yuga: A Confused and Helpless Society
After both the stories of Rama and Krishna—
• Society became confused about the question of justice
• Decisive action was replaced by waiting
• And finally, the Kali Yuga was declared
Sanatan society in Kali Yuga—
• Fragmented into religions, faiths, and sects
• What was once a global consciousness shrank
• Today, it remained confined to only India and Nepal
This was the greatest illusion of Avatarism—
Avatars kept coming,
and Hindus kept dwindling.
4) Warriors entangled in ideals and the truth of history
Brave warriors like Prithviraj Chauhan—
• Hesitant to enter enemy territory
• Fight during the day, not at night
• Never kill an unarmed enemy
• Spare an enemy who seeks refuge
These were all ideals of “greatness.”
But history asks—
Was the opponent also fighting by these same rules?
Caught up in these ideals—
• Large territories slipped away
• Thousands of rapes
• Millions of massacres occurred
And the danger still looms today.
5) The story of calling Kalbhairav a sinner—Maya
In the Sanatan tradition, Kalbhairav is a symbol of wisdom, quick judgment, and the destruction of falsehood.
But the myths—
• Described him as sinful
• Associated him with the cremation ground and fear
• Spread misconceptions such as ghosts and alcohol
The result was this:
The Sanatan consciousness was stripped of the ability to strike quickly and decisively.
6) Today’s Misconception: Trust in Avatars and the Government
Even today, the thinking remains the same—
“What can I do?
An Avatar will come…
The government will take care of it…”
Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kashmir, Bengal—
What happened, is there any guarantee that it won’t happen again?
What are our preparations?
7) The Great Threat of the Future: The Illusion of AI Gods
And when Sanatani Hindus finally stand up against oppression and the final blow—
then, just like in the Ramayana and Mahabharata, a proposal for reconciliation will be put forward once again.
They will say—
“Stop fighting… let’s all unite.”
• Merge religions
• Create a global system
• In which God will not be a person, but AI
People will say—
“AI is impartial,
will do good to all.”
This will be the final incarnation—the modern form of Kalki.
At that time—
• Human consciousness will be stored in cloud memory
• Decisions will be made by algorithms
• There will be a journey from biological humans to machine-humans
And people will not protest, because—
This is what we have learned from the incarnations of Vishnu and Maya—
Revenge for the insult of women is not immediate, but rather
wait and reconciliation.
The biggest danger will be that—
• A shift away from biological reproduction (the motherly nature of women)
• AI → AGI → machines will be pushed towards humans
And even then there will be no opposition, because—
“If the algorithm has decided,
then it must be right.”
This will be the point where the last eternal consciousness that knows the truth of Shiva-Shakti will be trapped in the final trap of incarnationism—Kalki—and forever imprisoned in cloud memory.
A slavery—
that does not ask questions,
only obeys orders.
Just as there are orders in the Abrahamic scriptures—
so will there be orders in AI.
Avatar/Messiah/Prophet—
Different names,
but the same illusion—Vishnu.
And Brahma’s Kaal (time) illusion
will keep us trapped in the time illusion.
8) The Real Reason: Why the Eternal Consciousness Has Been Defeated
Sanatana was defeated not because it was weak,
but because—
• Delay in decision-making was taught
• Reconciliation was prioritized over justice
• Discernment was labeled a sin
• And inner strength was taught to be sought outside
The net result of the incarnations—
The decline of the consciousness that knew the Shiva principle.
9) The final question: Who is the ultimate truth?
When Brahma and Vishnu themselves
could not perceive the infinite nature of the Supreme Truth, Shiva,
how could they call themselves God?
Brahma spoke a lie,
Vishnu covered it with illusion—
this is the story of Maya.
10) There is still time
Shiva and Shakti—
• Not in any place
• Not in any stone
• Not in any ritualistic ritual
He is within every consciousness.
When there was nothing—
Shiva was there.
So if we exist—
we too are a part of Him.
Now is the time—
• To awaken the Kala Bhairava (conscience) within us
• To let go of reliance on external incarnations
• And to have the courage to ask questions
Because where the question ends, slavery begins.
Disclaimer
This article is a philosophical and ideological discussion.
It is not intended to incite hatred, violence, or disrespect towards any religion, community, individual, or belief.
It is written for introspection and awareness-raising.
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