| Awaken Bharata |
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| Books By David Frawley |
| KEYS TO THE AWAKENING OF BHARATA | |
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Unify Indian Society Largely under Marxist influence there has been an attempt to divide Indian society into warring castes, classes and special religious interests. Under the guise of removing the evils of caste the government has actually emphasized caste by making caste the primary, if not the sole basis of social advancement in what is probably the most extreme quota and jobs reservation system in the world. Under the guise of removing caste so-called lower castes are given jobs or even granted degrees based upon caste alone without corresponding merit. This creates people who think that they are entitled to a job by caste alone, which causes a decline in ability in all fields. The main problems of the country, which are poverty and lack of education, are not dealt with, but rather one section of the society is turned against another. Instead of advancement of the entire society, a policy of retribution has been created that keeps the different groups pulling each other down. The Brahmins particularly are targeted as to blame for all problems in India in spite of the fact that Brahmins never were the ruling class in the country, which was the Kshatriya role, and that in the last thousand years of foreign domination Brahmins have been the most oppressed group in the country.To counter this trend toward social division and disintegration India must not only raise its poor but also learn to honor its true Brahmins and sages. Dharma must be returned to all levels of society, which means that all groups learn to work for the good of the country rather than for their particular ends. The bias of anti-Brahminism has been examined in a special chapter of this book as well. |
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