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Tag Archives: Anti-Hindu
Some words on mleccha cartels
An embedded anthropological study of social substructures is vital to grasp some of their features that seem baffling to the outsider or the “uninitiated” insider. Much of what we will be talking about here has been said in some form … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Politics
Tagged Anglosphere, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Geopolitics, mlechCha, social parasitism, socialism, society, sociology
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The second strike
PDF version Childhood Thrice a week, starting Fridays, Lootika’s mother taught her daughters mantra-siddhānta after dinner. She had covered the praxis of the secret mantra-s of the Vīṇāśikhā and had moved on to relevant sections of the Jayadratha-yāmala and the … Continue reading
A note on lost Śaiva centers: consideration of examples from Magadha and Vaṅga
To be read in conjunction with this handout: Harihara in the Indosphere One of the poorly understood but immensely important facets of Hindu history is the role of the saiddhāntika Śaiva-s in the cultural unification of the Indosphere within the … Continue reading
Posted in Heathen thought, History
Tagged ancient Hindu thought, Anti-Hindu, Army of Islam, Hindu, history, India, medieval Hindu literature, Mohammedanism, rudra, saiva, shaiva, shiva, tantra
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A geopolitical round up: last week of Nov 2015
Many turns of the sun ago, when we were still a kid in school, we had some classmates who had an unbridled admiration and enthusiasm for the Anglosphere and a rather deep-seated self-identification with it. While their English had little … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Politics
Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, Hindu, Syria, Turkey
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The social, phantasmagorical and historical journey
It was some time just before the first vacations of Somakhya and Lootika’s first year in the pre-university college. Lootika’s family was visiting a nearby temple of the massive ape Hanūmat on a Saturday evening. In the sabhā-gṛha of the … Continue reading
Posted in art, Heathen thought, History
Tagged Abrahamism, ancient Hindu thought, Anti-Hindu, Army of Islam, arthashAstra, Hindu, Hindu knowledge, Story
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Some thoughts on Shridhar Ketkar and other Hindu responders to Abrahamism in the past two centuries
A version of this article was published originally at India Facts The Hindu encounter with Abrahamism began with the initial expansions of the second (Christ cult) and third (Mohammedanism) versions. Hindus figured among the early victims of the second Abrahamism … Continue reading
Posted in Heathen thought, History
Tagged Abrahamism, ancient Hindu thought, Anti-Hindu, bauddha, buddhism, Christian Vandalism, Japan, Ketkar
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śūlapuruṣa-catvārakam-3: A method for the analysis of history
Somakhya, standing beside a pillar outside his university department, glanced at his watch with a tinge of irritation as he waited for Lootika to show up. She was to bring her sister Vrishchika from the medical school, which was some … Continue reading
Posted in art, History, Life
Tagged ancient Hindu thought, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Darwin, Geopolitics, Germans, history, homology, India, Nietzsche, philosophy, Spengler, Story
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The ponderous tale of the tombstones
“Since you are recording the diverse Vaidruma-s would you record the tombstone variation? While other matters like the sloths of South America, the megalithic culture of India, cave paintings, or even WW2 might be more interesting to the occasional reader … Continue reading
Posted in art, Life, Politics
Tagged Abrahamism, ancient Hindu thought, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, bhairava, China, English tyranny, Hindu, Hindu ritual, history, Story
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Incomplete men
This article was first published on Feb 18, 2006. However, we thought it was apposite to re-publish it with some additions give the recent attack on the Hindus by the mlechCha propaganda arm. Liberals are a putrid and noxious bunch. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, communism, leftist scientists, leftists, liberals, socialism
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The doctor and the speech at the right-wing think-tank
It was a late Friday afternoon and Vidrum had returned home early from the hospital. He spent some time in his garden making a ball from the paste of rain-tree pods, a messy but immensely meditative activity, which his friend … Continue reading
Posted in art, Heathen thought, Life, Politics
Tagged Abrahamism, ancient Hindu thought, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Army of Islam, arthashAstra, brahmana, Story
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The Indian republic and the microcosm of social media
We have spent most of our adult life in a world connected by the internet. It offers a few opportunities, which were largely absent in the world before it, though it must be emphasized that these come with major downsides: … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Army of Islam, internet, Rigveda
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The caves
The exam to qualify for pre-university college was just over and a long vacation lay ahead. Vidrum was drained by the huge mental effort he had put into the exams to earn a seat at a respectable college. It was … Continue reading
Posted in art, Life
Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, ants, butterflies, flies, ghost, planchette, social parasitism, Story
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A geopolitical segment: the news-traders
We have earlier proposed on these pages the postulates of the first responders and the preta-rākṣasābhisaṃdhi. These, together with the peculiar consequence of much of our elites’ vyavahāra happening in the āṅglika bhāṣā, has allowed our mleccha-, and to an … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, BBC, liberals, media, New York Times
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A geopolitical segment
Nothing has really changed in the world as long as the mlechCha-marUnmattAbhisaMdhi continues as usual. Yet, a large fraction of the Hindus we have observed have a weak apprehension of this outside a relatively small circle many of whom are … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Abrahamistic vandalism, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Geopolitics, mlechCha, Mohammedanism
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Remembering Emperor Julian
On 26th June 363 CE the great philosopher-emperor Julian died from a wound that was inflicted in all likelihood by a Christian traitor in his own ranks (said to be sent by Christian saint Basil for his assassination). He was … Continue reading
Posted in Heathen thought, History, Politics
Tagged Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Christian Vandalism, Emperor, heathen, Hellenes, Hindu struggle against Christism, Julian, Pagan, Rome, Shapur-II, Zeus
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The tale of the two classes of vaNij-s
It is with some trepidation that we discuss the vaNij-s for, belonging to the head of the puruSha, we are removed from the arts and the ways of theirs. But this is more a discussion on how their history played … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics
Tagged Anti-Hindu, Austronesians, brahmana, cannibals, Central Asia, economy, Fiji, Hindu diaspora, HIndu merchants, India, kShatriya, Scott Levi, vaiShya, vaNij
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A Sayyid kills a Kashmirian yogin
The Kashmirian brAhmaNa jonarAja wrote a rAjataraMgiNi describing the rule of various Moslem tyrants in Kashmira after the end of Hindu rule. He is rather laudatory in his description of the Sultan Zayn al Abidin (reign 1418-1470 CE), who is … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Hindu, Hindu, Kashmir, Kashmiryat, persecution of heathens, yogin
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A record of the nAstika attack on hi~NgulA
Hindu historical tradition holds that bauddha-s of the sindhu had made common cause with the the Arab marUnmatta-s as they launched invasion after invasion into jambudvIpa. This is not entirely surprising given that the bauddha-s (at least the sthaviravAdin-s) from … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Hindu, buddha, buddhism, buddhist, Hindu, Hinglaj, Hingula
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A Hindu polemic against the pretamata
When the English gained ascendancy after the defeat of the marATha-s and the sikh-s they had gained military control over India but they knew well that their hold was still tenuous. Hence, in the period leading to the first war … Continue reading
Posted in Heathen thought, History, Politics
Tagged Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Hindu, Hindu polemics, Hindu struggle against Christism, polemics, tarkapa~nchAnana
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A brief note on spies, subversionists, white indologists and “regional studies”
While today the US, as the leader of the leukosphere, is renowned for its intelligence and subversion operations all over the world, it has acquired this capability relatively recently in historical terms. Although the FBI carried out various intelligence and … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics
Tagged Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Columbia, Geopolitics, Gujarat, independence, India, indology, Ivy League, NGO, Norman Brown, Penn, spies, subversion
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An indigo South Asian, hemu’s salt and other interlocutions
For a while Mn has been keeping only Ivy league company – as he would say from one Ivy league school to another, much to the envy of flotsam deshI mortals. Indeed, he made his appearance with an entourage of … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, dharmakIrti, Geopolitics, Hemu, philosophy, polemics, South Asians, sthaviravAda exclusivism
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Some more ramblings on the mlechCha-marUnmatta abhisaMdhAnaM
The mlechCha-s outwardly appear to have been at war with the shashidhvaja-s since the first days of the khilI-moha propagated by the adi-marUnmatta. But throughout history several actions of mlechCha-s have ended up strengthening the marUnmatta-s rather than weakening them. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Anti-Hindu, Geopolitics, Islamic, Middle East, philosophy, polemics
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Reading the downward turn of the yuga-chakra
A conversation, tinged with sorrow and pleasure at the same time, reminded us of a pickle of chillies that was so artfully crafted by ST in her flourish of sUpakalA. But one thing was clear that the yuga-chakra was turning … Continue reading
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