INDIA FIRST . SATYA DARSHAN. ASHUTOSH
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This presentation is an ideological review of religious texts. It is not intended to offend the sentiments of any faith or community.
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Waiting for the incarnation or the wisdom of Kalbhairav?
Have we forgotten our true power while waiting for the incarnation? Is this merely a divine play or a deep conspiracy to make us mentally inactive?
Theory of Incarnation: Protection or a Trap of Waiting?
These two verses from the fourth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita are on the lips of every Hindu:
Sometimes Dharmasya Glanirbhavati Bharat. अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तादत्मनां स्र्जाम्यहम ॥7॥
Paritranaya sadhunam vinashay cha dushkritam. Dharmasthapanaarthay Sambhavami Yuge Yuge ॥8॥
Meaning: O Bharat (Arjuna)! Whenever righteousness declines and unrighteousness increases, I reveal My form. I incarnate in every age for the protection of the saints, for the destruction of evildoers and for the re-establishment of religion.
But the basic question here is what is religion and truth?
If Lord Vishnu is omnipresent and protector, then where does the courage and power to harm religion come from?
Who gave this right to unrighteousness?
And most importantly—when there is oppression, do we simply have to sit idle and wait for the “Avatar”?
I will come only when there is a loss of righteousness.
So, is the increase of unrighteousness a condition for the incarnation?
If so, what will be the psychological consequences?
• Society will wait
• Tolerate
• And think, “The time has not yet come.”
The crime is committed by Vishnu’s followers , but the atrocities are committed against innocent people?
Consider this: According to Vishnu’s incarnation stories, those who harm religion are often not outsiders, but part of the system itself!
Jaya and Vijaya, the gatekeepers of Vishnu, were cursed by the sages. They would terrorize the common people in three lifetimes:
Satyuga: Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakashipu
• Treta: Ravana and Kumbhakarna
• Dwapara: Shishupala and Dantavakra
The question is, the mistake was made by Vishnu’s gatekeepers, but why did millions of innocent humans who had nothing to do with this curse suffer the punishment?
Is it necessary to accumulate the material of “unrighteousness and suffering” for an incarnation? And does Vishnu wait for that suffering to increase?
If the people who wrote these stories are the mental sons of Brahma, then aren’t they giving us the message: “No matter how much you fight, you cannot defeat these demons because only I (Vishnu) will destroy them.” Isn’t this thinking crippling and helpless for the average Hindu?
Shiva’s Path: Immediate Justice and the Wisdom of Kalbhairav
Conversely, there is another side. In the lighthouse of absolute truth, which even Brahma and Vishnu could not discern, the pace of justice was different.
Agnilinga — Where Brahma and Vishnu Failed
Agnilinga Story:
• Brahma went up – he couldn’t find the end.
• Vishnu went down – he couldn’t find the beginning.
The lighthouse of ultimate truth – the infinite.
So the question is:
How can we accept the incarnation-based Yuga system of Brahma and Vishnu, which was unknowable to the Absolute Truth, as the ultimate truth?
When Brahma, out of arrogance, spoke a lie, Shiva didn’t wait for any “Yuga change.”
He immediately beheaded Brahma’s arrogant head. There was no “call and wait” attitude here.
Just think, Sanatana Dharma gives us the freedom to choose our ideal. How can the stories created by Brahma and Vishnu, which were unknowable to the Absolute Truth, be the “Absolute Truth”?
We began offering water to the lighthouse (fire element)—instead of power, we were entangled in ostentation. Who taught us these methods? Were these scriptures written by Brahma, who himself was unaware of the Absolute Truth?
Surprisingly, these same stories portray Kalbhairav, who obeyed Shiva’s command and beheaded Brahma to protect truth, as guilty of “Brahmahatya” (killing a Brahmin) and sent him wandering all the way to Kashi. Can a protector of truth be sinful?
Anthropocentrism and the division of society
Today, we are divided on the basis of caste, class, and rich and poor, all of which are based on these incarnational stories. The incarnation will always be a king, the author will be someone else, and the public will simply obey and wait for the next incarnation.
The Question of Buddha’s Incarnation
If Buddha is considered the ninth incarnation of Vishnu,
then why did the differences arise between the Vaishnava and Buddhist traditions?
If truth is one,
then why is there conflict between the followers of different incarnations?
Is the conflict we see today between the followers of the blue-colored Vishnu (Buddha), the ninth incarnation, and those of Rama and Krishna, part of this illusion?
If truth is one, then why are there different incarnations and why this conflict in their name?
The mysterious truth of Bhavishya Purana: Kali and the Abrahamic sects
The Pratisarga Parva of Bhavishya Purana contains a fact that will open the eyes of the Sanatan society.
Here, Lord Vishnu himself gives place to the demon ‘Kali’ (why?) and blesses Adam and Havyavati to increase his influence.
Bhavishyapuranam (Pratisargaparva):
बहुरूपमहं क्रित्वा तवेच्छां पूर्याम्यहम्.
Adamo name man: wife Havyavati and ॥
Hindi meaning: “I will fulfill your wishes by taking many forms. There will be a man named Adam and his wife Havyavati (who will be born from Vishnu Kardam)…”
Here the question arises:
• What is the sign of “polymorph”?
Whose form is this?
The descendants of these same Adam and Havyavati (Eve) are present before us today in the form of Abrahamic religions (Christianity and Islam).
The history of conversion and conflict that Sanatan society has had with them over the years is not hidden from anyone.
So, are we accepting the gods who know only half-truths as the absolute truth?
Are we getting trapped in waiting by reading the story literally?
So, should we just sit there thinking this is also a ‘play’ of Lord Vishnu?
How many of us and you will survive until the arrival of Kalki Avatar?
Conclusion: Be empowered, not confused.
Conceptualizing half-truths as ‘truth’ is the biggest delusion for Sanatan society.
Avatar stories teach us to avoid war, compromise, send peace ambassadors (Angad/Shri Krishna), and ultimately fight when we reach the brink of destruction. But before that, endure the atrocities that follow?
What will be left if we win?
And should we wait for the incarnation of Lord Vishnu (Kalki) without becoming empowered?
Thinking that what is happening to other Hindus will not happen to us?
Relying on the government and the incarnation…??
But just think:
Pakistan was taken, and we watched.
Bangladesh was massacred, and we remained silent.
Atrocities and rape were endured in Kashmir, and we remained reliant on the ‘government’ and ‘avatar’.
Hindu society today is unable to unite because it thinks, “The end times have not yet arrived.”
Recognize Shiva and Shakti. Awaken the conscience of Kalbhairav. Shiva teaches us not to tolerate falsehood and arrogance. Here, you are not being appealed to be anarchic, but to be empowered. Do your work, earn money, but do not forget that your own people are gradually diminishing.
No more! Abandon inactivity in the name of “leela.” Become empowered, physically and mentally. Don’t tolerate injustice and oppression, and make Kalbhairav, the embodiment of Shiva’s power, your ideal. This is not some tantric deity, but the wisdom and power within you.
Disclaimer:
This material is a philosophical and ideological interpretation of religious texts and stories. It is not intended to offend the sentiments of any deity, faith, sect, or community. The ideas presented are for analytical and contemplative purposes, and not to promote animosity or disrespect.
Truth is Shiva, and Shiva is justice.
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