| Awaken Bharata |
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| Books By David Frawley |
| THE TWO WINGS OF DHARMA | |
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a person has a wrong idea about the truth, thinking for example that
fire does not burn or water isn't wet, it is our duty to correct
their wrong attitude not to tolerate it under the guise of
non-violence.
To excuse violence on the part of some people but to expose it on the part of others destroys the consistency of the policy. Such a policy, in failing to uphold the universality of the Dharma, cannot truly able uphold Dharma. To really work, non-violence must be wedded to truthfulness as it is in yogic thought. It should not be used to excuse a policy of prejudice or violence by those of another religious belief, anymore than by those of one's own belief. The modern Hindu policy of non-violence has gone so far as to place false beliefs beyond criticism. |
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