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Wednesday, April 16, 2025

Sadhana: family member became obstacle + 4 more

Baba

Sadhana: family member became obstacle

Namaskar,

In those early days, while taking initiation, Shrii Somnath Upadhayay gave up his sacred thread and sacred hair that was indicative of his birth into a so-called brahmin family. At the time, Somnathji was working as a bank cashier and leading a relatively normal life. Seeing this, all his relations were very upset and frustrated with him. They thought he had joined one Muslim sect etc. In particular, his wife was very unhappy with what had transpired. She was not at all pleased by seeing her husband renounce those Hindu rituals, i.e. sacred thread and sacred hair. Not only that, but so many changes were going on; for instance, he had adopted a sattvika (sentient) diet, and there were other lifestyle modifications as well.
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Wife bangs a metal plate near his ear


His wife was sad and became fearful that he would leave the house entirely. She confronted him directly about this and demanded, "Do not do sadhana; you are going to leave me and become a monk. I want you to go back to your old ways of living."

She was becoming a big obstacle and creating terrible problems for him. Somnathji tried to reassure and convince his wife that everything was alright, but to no avail. When he sat for sadhana, then she would bang a metal plate near his ear by striking the plate with a big metal spoon. Not only that, she did all sorts of harassment to interrupt and stop his sadhana. But Somnathji did not want to leave his spiritual practices.

That only made his wife more intent on ruining his meditation practice. To not rile her and invite her anger, Somnathji began doing his sadhana in his personal room so that his wife would not see him. But that did not stop her. Instead, she would just bang loudly on the door. And she would do other things to disturb and torment him at the time of sadhana.

Sometimes she would even intentionally add too much salt to his food so it was almost unpalatable. And she would make life difficult for him in other ways. Somnathji tried various methods to convince his wife and calm her down, but nothing worked. She remained upset and was crying all day long.
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Why huge opposition in sadhana


Ananda Marga ideology guides us, “The avidyá force declares war on those whose desire or inclination is towards vidyá [sadhana]; this gives rise to a hostile tendency in the recesses of their minds, against which they have to struggle. At home the husband, wife or the other members of the family become dissatisfied with them, and create various obstacles. In the field of their activities the opportunities arise for depravity, meanness, bribes etc., and they have to maintain their self-control. The locusts of desires come swarming in to destroy the very bud of their sádhaná. So they must carefully avoid such temptations for their own safety. But those whose movement is truly towards vidyá, who are determined to follow the path of vidyá by sacrificing their all, will eventually become immune to all obstacles. No amount of scornful taunts or diatribes will be able to check their lightning speed. They will emerge victorious, weathering and defying all storms.” (1)

Ananda Marga ideology states, “When in the course of sadhana one attains the state of yatamána, then obstacles appear from all sides. Family members create obstructions. The environment creates obstructions...Do you understand? You have to exercise control at this stage.” (2)

Ananda Marga philosophy says, “So the beginning of true sádhaná is marked by great resistance from Avidyámáyá, which, through the obstacles it creates, tries to compel one to give up sádhaná. In its attempts to subdue Avidyámáyá, sádhaná will naturally meet resistance from the evil force of Avidyámáyá. Obstacles in sádhaná (intuitional practices) should be regarded as an indication of one’s success in one’s attempt to remove Avidyámáyá….Obstacles in sádhaná should be regarded as good signs, indicating that the influence of Avidyámáyá is beginning to wane.” (3)


Family acaryas arrive to help

Finally, Somnathji asked local family acaryas to come and speak with her one-on-one. Somnathji wanted them to come and reassure her that everything was alright. So family acaryas like Ac. Devi Chand Sharma ji, Ac. Kedar Sharma ji, and Ac Ksitij ji each came. They tried hard to assuage her fears and fix this problem. They told her that her husband was involved in dharmic practices and that he would not leave her and become a sannyasi. They patiently explained to her that sadhana is very positive and helpful for family life. They tried to reassure her and inspire her in various ways. But she yelled and screamed at them. She was very frustrated by what they were saying and abused and threatened them: "You are a liar, you took away my husband. He used to eat onion and garlic, but now no more. He left Hinduism and is doing all kinds of things in his room!" Their visits did nothing to diminish her anxieties. She was so feisty and abusive that nobody wanted to go again and try to convince her.
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"You stole my husband”


Just when it seemed like it had hit rock bottom, she would do something even more extreme. Their house was on a road that margiis would travel on and she would cry out and say, "You stole my husband and ruined my family." Everyone in Ananda Marga Pracaraka Samgha who came across her was shocked by her dealing and nobody wanted to go and console her and tell her that everything was alright. Upon seeing anyone from AMPS, she would just become more irate and volatile.

The situation became more negative: She stopped cooking food for herself and her husband. She refrained from eating anything and told him to leave the path of Ananda Marga. Not only that, she stopped breastfeeding their very young infant. She even cut her forehead with a metal rod to hurt herself and attract attention. The whole situation was completely unbearable and dangerous.

Finally, Somnathji thought, "Only You Baba can save this situation, if You wish. My wife stopped taking food this morning; she is going to become ill and die; and my newly-born child is also not being fed and will surely die. No one around here can help; all attempts have failed. Being the Omniscient Entity, You know all this so I am not going to tell You in person. You know my thoughts. Only You can save the situation, if You so desire. Without that my whole life will be hellish. No acarya can solve this matter. Baba, the situation is so severe; this is beyond what anyone can do. If You like, You may resolve this matter."
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Baba's darshan at jagrti


Those were the thoughts of Somnathji one morning, and that very afternoon, Baba made a surprise visit to Ranchi. Upon His arrival at Ac. Devi Chand's house, Baba, the all-knowing Parama Purusa, told that Somnath was facing a big problem that needed to be resolved. Baba told Ram Lakhan's brother Ramakant to bring Somnath's wife to the ashram. Ramakant conveyed Baba's guideline to all concerned family acaryas and margiis etc. They all felt that something should be done. All felt an inner duty to follow Guru's order, but no one wanted to go and face the wrath of Somnath's wife. That was the predicament. They were all afraid of her abusive manner.

So they collectively discussed what to do and they decided that they should all go together en masse to visit Somnath's wife. After the 1 or 2 kilometer journey, they reached her house and found that she was no longer so furious. They invited her to come to the ashram and see Baba. Amazingly, she did not abuse them, rather she contemplated the matter and decided that she would go.

She went to the Ranchi jagrti and by Baba's grace her entire mind-set was transformed. She saw so many people: females, children etc. She was very happy with their demeanor and dealing, and she asked how she could become a margii. All were astonished to see the change and encouraged her to learn sadhana. Baba was there conducting Personal Contact (PC), and she was very curious. So she attended general darshan and just by being there in His Presence, all her doubts and concerns melted. She thought how all have come for Baba. She was interested to learn sadhana and she ultimately became a very good and active margii. Over time, she told her story to others and asked new people to keep an open-mind when first coming in contact with the ways and teachings of Ananda Marga.
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How sadhana is a fight to defeat obstacles


1. When any bhakta is in problem then Guru is also affected. He cannot remain indifferent or apathetic. That is why Baba rushed to Ranchi and requested them to bring Somnath's wife to the ashram. Baba changed her mind and she became cooperative and turned into a bonafide margii. Baba wholly transformed her entire being and resolved Somnath's problem.

2. When new people see many margiis they feel they are part of something special and their concerns and frustrations are eased. They get a psychic boost. That is why it is important to bring new people and even half-margiis to big programs where they will get inspired and become active.

3. It is the duty and dharma of every Ananda Margii to fight against obstacles. On the path of dharma, there will always be difficulties and hurdles. By overcoming such hindrances, the sadhaka proceeds onwards towards the Goal. As Baba says in Ananda Sutram, obstacles are helping forces on the spiritual journey. To shy away from those difficulties is to lose the path and invite degeneration. Overcoming those obstacles establishes the aspirant on the path of sadhana.
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4. The condition of non-sadhakas is like slaves. They are under the bondage of avidya maya, goaded by animal propensities. They live like brutes. Maya is very happy seeing their situation and ignorant people do not recognise their plight. They are in misery but they are also happy. They are slaves and avidya maya is the master. But when that non-margii becomes a sadhaka then avidya maya does not like that. No master wants its slave to walk away. So avidya maya creates all sorts of problems to stop their progress on the path of sadhana. In result, newly initiated sadhakas face all kinds of problems but if they are sincere then avidya maya gives up. That is what happened with Somnath ji. So every sadhaka should be careful: When obstacles come then do not run away. After some time the obstacles will disappear.

Those on the path of tantra sadhana, i.e. on the path of Ananda Marga, should be vigilant to fight against every problem that confronts them. By this way their success is assured. Sadguru Baba will always be gracious and watch for their continued progress so they can attain moksa.


Conclusion


Sadguru saves all His bhaktas and solves all their problems by His darshan. Guru darshan helps.

Namaskar,
at His lotus feet,
Ananda Mayii


~ In-depth study ~
 
Obstacles in sádhaná should be regarded as good signs

Ananda Marga philosophy guides us, “Only success in sádhaná can make Avidyámáyá loosen its hold. So the beginning of true sádhaná is marked by great resistance from Avidyámáyá, which, through the obstacles it creates, tries to compel one to give up sádhaná. In its attempts to subdue Avidyámáyá, sádhaná will naturally meet resistance from the evil force of Avidyámáyá. Obstacles in sádhaná (intuitional practices) should be regarded as an indication of one’s success in one’s attempt to remove Avidyámáyá...If one is to win, Prakrti has to be defeated with the weapon of sádhaná, against which Avidyámáyá defends itself by placing obstacles in one’s way. Obstacles in sádhaná should be regarded as good signs, indicating that the influence of Avidyámáyá is beginning to wane.” (4)

Ananda Sutram guides us, "Obstacles in fact are no foes on the path of sádhaná [spiritual practice], but indeed friends. They only do service to a person. It is on account of these obstacles that the battle rages against them, and this counter-effort alone carries the sádhaka [spiritual aspirant] to his or her cherished goal." (5)


Way to overcome avidyámáyá


Ananda Marga ideology teaches us, “In the sphere of Brahma sádhaná only Brahma is the goal, only Brahma is to be meditated upon. Spiritual aspirants must not entertain any thought about the impediments which may arise at the time of meditation, but focus their minds upon the supreme culminating point. To establish a heavenly kingdom in this mundane world human beings will have to fight tirelessly against the internal and external demons. But this does not mean that the demons should become the object of ideation.” (6)

Ananda Marga philosophy states, " Avidyámáyá will disturb a person in the beginning, but once defeated, it will not be able to create any hindrance to the pursuit of intuitional practice." (7)

Ananda Marga ideology says, “Even after getting human life, only a few get the opportunity to listen to dharmika discourses. Among those, only a few develop the desire to practise dharma sádhaná. And even among these, only a few actually grasp the spirit of Sádhaná. Those rare ones who understand, perform sádhaná, and reach the goal are truly blessed. In the effort to perfect oneself, even if one faces obstacles and hindrances from one’s elders and near ones, one must ignore them.” (8)


References
1. Subhasita Samgraha - 3, Supreme Benevolence and Mundane Pleasure (Shreya and Preya)
2. Ananda Vacanamrtam - 10, Vyatireka – the Stage of Control
3. Ananda Marga Elementary Philosophy, Intuitional Practice and Its Necessity
4. Ananda Marga Elementary Philosophy, Intuitional Practice and Its Necessity
5. Ananda Sutram, Chapter 3, Purport of Sutra 3-10
6. Ananda Marga Ideology & Way of Life - 8, The Macrocosmic Stance and Human Life
7. Ananda Marga Elementary Philosophy, Why Are People Afraid of Intuitional Practice?
8. Ananda Vacanamrtam - 3, The Requirements for Sádhaná


Plagiary?

It is the accepted international standard and Baba's system not to copy another's work and publish it in your own way. Baba has given a very strict rule on plagiarism. Why is Baba against plagiarism or stealing someone's work? There are many reasons:

1) It is against the code of asteya (non-stealing).

2) Countless stories of bhaktas need to be published. But some do not want to do the hard work of compiling and writing these stories, so they just steal them from others. But new stories need to be told, otherwise so many unpublished stories of sadhakas will be lost and forgotten forever. So watch out for story thieves, and kindly help them not to steal by posting on social media in their own way. If you want to forward this story then attach the following yellow section with the story: 

“Courtesy of unknown bhakta via Ananda Marga Universal (https://anandamargauniversal.blogspot.com/)”

This will be treated as the standard protocol.



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The below sections are entirely different topics, unrelated to the above material.
They stand on their own as points of interest.

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== Section 2: Important Teaching ==

Vaeshyan exploitation exposed

Prout philosophy states, “Whatever dignity a person possesses as a human being in either the Kśatriya Age or the Vipra Age is dealt its heaviest blow in the Vaeshya Age. In the Vaeshya Age a person's dignity is measured in terms of money. The repercussions of this defective evaluation of human beings are not confined only to the realm of dignity; they have far-reaching effects in all spheres of society.” (1)

Prout philosophy states, “In the Vaeshya Age this religious exploitation is more psychic than physical, because the vaeshyas use the vipras to try to spread intellectual propaganda among the masses to prevent them from finding any philosophical justification for their suppressed grievances against the vaeshya structure. This intellectual propaganda aims to convince people that they are the victims of circumstance. It argues, “Everything is destiny. Everything is preordained.” Such doctrines help the vaeshyas to perpetuate their structure. They destroy the personal force of people and make them the playthings of fate. People accept the idea that everything is preordained, and support the status quo.” (2)

References
1. Human Society - 2, The Vaeshya Age
2. Human Society - 2, The Vaeshya Age


== Section: Important Teaching ==

Fruitless penance


Ananda Marga ideology states, “People’s life becomes mechanical, if they are overwhelmed with the sentiment that they must do such acts, must perform such yajiṋa, must rise in this manner and sit in this manner and get up in this manner and so on. Such a person is not happy and this type of ritualism cannot be called real Karma. To serve others at one’s sacrifice is called penance. In the absence of love any service or penance is for show and is therefore fruitless.” (1)

Reference
1. Subhasita Samgraha -1, Yajiṋa and Karmaphala


== Section: Important Teaching ==

Such human-shaped animals are prowling about

   Ananda Marga philosophy guides us, "There are people, however, who have opposite feelings. They burn in envy to see someone happy, and make an all out effort to put them in danger. On seeing someone in distress, they think: “Rightly served. As you sow, so you reap. Let their troubles augment.” Such human-shaped animals are prowling about in many fields of life, including the field of politics."
   "There are some people who, on seeing someone engaged in noble work, try to stop that person; for example, when someone belonging to the opposite camp is trying to help the neglected, downtrodden, people badly hit by famine or flood, they think that [through their philanthropic acts] their adversaries may become popular, and so they must be opposed. There are people who, on seeing someone engaged in harmful activity or malevolent endeavours, encourage them in crude, bestial activities so that they can directly exploit the opportunity for their own benefit." (1)

Reference:
1. Shabda Cayaniká Part 4, Disc: 27


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Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Story: use almanac when traveling? + 3 more

Baba

Story: use almanac when traveling?
 
Namaskar,

My wife had traveled to her father’s house for a family visit and later on I went there to accompany her for the return trip back to our home. All along it was my plan that from her father’s house we would return home via Jamalpur so we could see Baba.
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Dogma: starting journey by consulting almanac


While at my father-in-law’s, I made the plan that we would leave there on Saturday and head to Jamalpur. When my father-in-law heard this, he adamantly protested our leaving on Saturday as he insisted that according to the stars and the almanac, Saturday would not be an auspicious day to go in the direction of Jamalpur.

Although I partially disagreed with his premise and thought his whole plan was dogmatic, I decided not to leave on Saturday as I did not want to go against the almanac. So I canceled our program to depart on Saturday and opted to leave on Sunday instead. My father-in-law approved of the new plan and said it would be a very favourable day to travel in the direction of Jamalpur.

When Sunday arrived, my wife and I got ready and headed out the door, and a lizard fell on my wife’s head. My wife took this as a very auspicious sign and felt assured that this would be a particularly good journey. In addition, as we were leaving, my wife saw a fisherman catch a fish and noted that this too was a good sign - as it indicates that the trip would be smooth.

When we arrived at the bus station we found that the bus drivers had gone on strike just a few hours earlier. So none of the buses were in operation. We waited there for hours and hours to see if there would be a change, or if we could get an alternative form of transportation. Finally, we got the opportunity to board a cargo truck. It was extremely uncomfortable and slow. The back-breaking experience on the cargo truck came to an end when we reached the train station - only to find that the trains to Jamalpur were quite delayed. We sat at the station for some time and boarded a late evening train. In sum, what should have been a 2-hour journey from my father-in-law’s to Jamalpur turned into a 12-hour nightmare. The whole day was wasted and lost.
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Baba’s darshan & guidance


Ultimately, we reached Jamalpur in the very late evening hours. We did not say anything to anyone about our arduous journey. Just we arrived in Jamalpur, went to the hall, and did sastaunga pranam to Baba as He was leaving after concluding general darshan in the late evening.

Baba noticed our arrival and said, “Ok, you have come so your journey was an auspicious one.”

Then He sweetly told, “When planning a trip do not consult the stars or the almanac. Look at how many problems you faced today.”

We felt so blessed to have the all-knowing Entity as our Guru, Who dispels all sorts of dogmas and superstitions and only guides us towards dharmic pursuits etc. We felt completely bathed in His love and care - which words cannot describe.

Baba proceeded on and immediately all others present came up to us and asked what it all meant. So we explained about how our trip was planned and all the difficulties we encountered and then they all understood why Baba had spoken in that way. For us, we could only think how gracious Baba is and how blessed we were to have His darshan.
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From that day forward, I clearly understood that I should never compromise with dogma in any way - regardless of whom I was interacting with. Never again did I pay heed to my father-in-law’s requests to travel on certain days based on the almanac readings. Just I would take Guru mantra and embark on my journey.


Conclusion


This below guideline is certainly related with embarking a journey; plus it is also related with all other endeavours in life. That's to say, no one should engage in any type of activity thinking, "This star will help me or this star will thwart my progress." Baba's below guideline can be taken in a very broad scope. This directive applies to all kinds of work, plannings, and programs. In no case should we consult the stars. These stars have no role in controlling our future.

Ananda Marga social scripture states, “You shall not take into account the dates and stars while setting out on a journey. You may, as necessary, set out for your destination after ascribing Brahma-hood to your journey through guru mantra. If you are to consult the dates and stars at every step, you are to carry an almanac with you all the time – something which is truly contrary to nature.” (1)

Namaskar,
at His lotus feet,
Shyam

The above account was told by Family Acarya Kamalakant. He was the one who had heeded his father-in-law’s wishes and arranged his travel plans according to the almanac etc.
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Stars do not control you; your original actions control you

Ananda Marga ideology states, "So-called astrologers say that because you were born when the moon and such-and-such star or planet were within the jurisdiction of such-and-such zodiac [sign,] you took birth in this way. No. Because you committed this type of action, you were born within such-and-such structure or such-and-such zodiac [sign]. It is because of [your] actions that you were born on the earth and should suffer like this; not because of the [influences of] the stars. Do you follow? These actions brought you within the structural limits of such-and-such zodiac [sign] and such-and-such planets. So the stars do not [control] you; your original actions control you. And where [the original action] is not known to you, but the result is known to you, the result is experienced by you, you say it is niyati. It is also called adrśt́a in Sanskrit. Adrśt́a means “not-drśt́a, not seen”. Where you feel the reaction, where you witness the reaction, but you cannot see the original action, it is called adrśt́a, that is, unseen. You do not know what the original crime was that you committed, but you are [driven by] the reaction. So you say, “It is my adrśt́a.”" (2)

References
1. Caryacarya - 1, ‘Commencing a Journey’
2. Subhasita Samgraha - 24, The Causal Matrix

Plagiary?

It is the accepted international standard and Baba's system not to copy another's work and publish it in your own way. Baba has given a very strict rule on plagiarism. Why is Baba against plagiarism or stealing someone's work? There are many reasons:

1) It is against the code of asteya (non-stealing).

2) Countless stories of bhaktas need to be published. But some do not want to do the hard work of compiling and writing these stories, so they just steal them from others. But new stories need to be told, otherwise so many unpublished stories of sadhakas will be lost and forgotten forever. So watch out for story thieves, and kindly help them not to steal by posting on social media in their own way. If you want to forward this story then attach the following yellow section with the story: 

“Courtesy of unknown bhakta via Ananda Marga Universal (https://anandamargauniversal.blogspot.com/)”

This will be treated as the standard protocol.



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The below sections are entirely different topics, unrelated to the above material.
They stand on their own as points of interest.

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== Section 2: Important Teaching ==

Intellectual understanding of Prakrti


Baba's following teaching outlines the names of Parama Prakrti in the phase of Srs't'i cakra, i.e. during the phase of creation.

    Ananda Marga ideology guides us, "At the first stage, when there is no imbalance in the triangle of forces, Prakrti is called Kaośikii Shakti (Shivánii Shakti). She is given this name because she is responsible for the creation of the kośas [layers of mind]. In that supreme stage Kaośikii remains unmanifested, remains as the primordial cause of all subsequent manifestations.
    "The second stage of Prakrti occurs when the triangle of forces loses its equilibrium. This is the stage at which Prakrti is first expressed as a straight line emerging from one of the vertices of the unbalanced triangle. It is called the Bhaeravii or intermediate stage. At this stage of expression there is no wave, and hence creation remains beyond the scope of perception. It is only when náda [flow without curvature] is converted into kalá [flow with curvature] that creation comes within the scope of perception."
    "When Bhaeravii Shakti attains the form of kalá She is called Bhavánii Shakti, and thus begins Prakrti's third stage of expression. Bhavánii Shakti is active in air, light, vital energy and numerous other entities, and is responsible for maintaining the coordinating link between the crude and the subtle." (1) 

According to the above teaching, there are three central stages of Parama Prakrti during the unfolding of creation. Kindly take note of the corresponding English term in each phase.

1. Basic Principle = Kaos'iki Shakti / Shiva'ni Shakti: At this point, Parama Prakrti is completely dormant as there is only Nirguna Brahma; the universe is not yet manifest.

2. Primordial Principle = Bhaeravii Shakti: This marks the very start of creation, but it is not perceptible in any sort of way.

3. Vibrational Principle = Bhava'nii Shakti: In this aspect, there is the clear manifestation of creation in the form of the various factors (solid, liquid, luminous, aerial, and ethereal), as well as the existence of various unit beings etc.

Reference
1. Ananda Marga Ideology and Way of Life in a Nutshell Part 9, The Devotee and the Lord


== Section: Important Teaching ==

Way to build society

Prout philosophy says, “The method of utilization should vary in accordance with the changes in time, space and person, and the utilization should be of a progressive nature. Take a particular example. Suppose a physically strong person serves the society as a rickshaw puller or a market porter. As the rickshaw may become outdated some day, the method of utilizing their physical strength should vary. If a person is intellectually developed but has the same physical strength as others, their intellectual potentiality should be utilized. Thus the process of utilization will not be the same for all people. Better methods of utilization should be continually developed, but the process of utilization should be progressive in nature.” (1)

Reference
1. Prout in a Nutshell - 15, Talks on Prout


== Section: Prout ==

Unholy alliance between religious leader & rich to exploit public

Prout philosophy states, “In ancient times powerful rájas and mahárájas used to perform yajiṋas or sacrifices to declare that they were heroes, but this was also a form of exploitation. They erected many temples to hide their ill-deeds, not out of devotional spirit. There was an unholy alliance between physical exploiters and intellectual exploiters. Intellectuals have praised these rájas and mahárájas in all ages. Another form of exploitation is the priesthood. Capitalism will never go against the priesthood nor will priests go against capitalism. In order to create inferiority complexes in the minds of the people, intellectuals have composed many stories and myths. These stories are illogical and concocted to exploit the sentiments of the common mass. One glaring instance is the following verse composed by satanic opportunists.”

Bráhmańásya mukhamásiit váhurájano’bhavat
Madhya tadasya yad vaeshyahpadbhyaḿ shudrojáyata.

“Brahmins came out of the mouth, Kśatriyas were born out of the arms,
Vaeshyas came out of the trunk of the body, and Shúdras were born out of the legs.”

“In the capitalist structure, industry or production is governed by the profit motive, but in the Proutistic structure production will be governed by the motive of consumption.” (1)

Reference
1. Talks on Prout


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