In
this post, I want to show how priests of religions show their hatred
for other competing religions. I have noted while studying this
subject, the hatred these priests show for gods of other religions is
noteworthy. A few examples I give here to explain the gravity of that
hatred. A few years in the past when famous Jesuit Nun, Mother
Teresa, was very active,
she had called a gathering for people and in that, she wanted to
preach Christianity. The place selected was a local school, managed
by some Hindu organization. The purpose of selecting this place was
obvious. She wanted Hindus to attend her sermon. As the place
belonged to Hindu organization there in every classroom on both sides
of the blackboard there were two frames depicting Hindu deities. One
was of goddess Saraswati (goddess of knowledge) and the other was of
Ganapati (other goddess of intelligence). When she entered the
classroom she saw the two frames of Hindu deities, I was present
there, as I wanted to attend that sermon. She frowned profusely and
called her assistant nuns to remove them immediately. However, the
authority of the school who was accompanying her objected to do that.
Mother Teresa realized that she could not remove them. The way she
reacted on that clearly proved to me, how much hatred she has for
these deities of other religion. After the school authority, who was
accompanying her left the room, she hinted to her assistant nuns that
they turn the frames so that the backside comes up and the picture
goes back. Technically she had not disobeyed the school authority!
After they did that, she looked very pleased. Let me tell my readers
here that there is a popular belief that Teresa did only serve old
and dying people; actually she was also busy simultaneously,
preaching the gospel to people impressed by her charity. This clearly
shows that her service to poor and needy was a tool to touch gullible
Hindus and then to try to do what she would like to do!
Recently
there was much row over Mr. Bhagwat of RSS accusation that, Teresa's
social work was hinting at conversion but as per my observation Mr.
Bhagawat is not far from truth. These Christian missionaries try all
very subtle methods to appease the gullible. Mother Teresa was master
in that method. We must understand, no priest works for anything else
but religious purpose. If Teresa was not interested in religious
conversion as her inner most intent, why she does not accept other
Hindu missionaries to join her in that work why it is kept as an
exclusive hold of only Christian nuns while they do accept funds from
Hindu charities? Simpletons like Arvind Kejriwal can be easily fooled
by them. I also have a question for Mr. Bhagwat; why his RSS does not
open similar service to poorer than the poorest? Present talk that
Teresa only wanted a Hindu to be better Hindu and a Christian to be a
better Christian and a Muslim to be a better Muslim is only an
eyewash, smart cover up. As per my study she never ever had said
anything like this. This is a quote from a saying by a Sufi saint,
Alam Raza. They stole it to show that Teresa is a great person. A
priest is always a priest and Teresa was one priest not exception to
this rule. Humanism is no business of these priests. Only under cover
of humanism they continue their conversion activities. Mother Teresa
was no exception to this rule.
One
more example of Catholic Nuns from Kerala I wish to record here to
show how these priests hate other gods. Some time back a group of
Nuns accompanied by their assistant men entered a village near a
place around Kalyan city. There these nuns entered houses of poor
villagers forcibly and began to tell them that what a bad condition
they live in. Why their Hindu god does not help them improve there
condition? The villagers were fully aware of the fact that there poor
condition had nothing to do with their gods but they did not reply.
On that, these Nuns forcibly removed the photo frames of those gods
from some houses of villagers and threw them out on streets. There
was a big social agitation and after that, the villagers beat up
these Nuns. While these Nuns evicted from that village, they were
shouting that their god, Christ, the son of god, could save them and
give them better life. However, that did not have any effect on the
villagers because, the villagers were fully aware of the fact that
the next village having a sizable population of Christians was as
poor as they were. In India, we have many events where people have
thrashed the Nuns and priest of Kerala because they insulted Hindu
deities. Ironically we see media giving wide publicity for the news
that a Kerala nun was thrashed, of a priest killed but the same media
is not giving publicity for the reason why they were thrashed or
killed. If there they tell that, why, will be answered. This shows
how much they hate gods of other religions. I heard from some
reliable source that in the Church clergy specially brainwash
students and inculcate hatred for other religions and their gods. In
Mosques also similar training, they give to their faithful. It looks
from this that to hate gods of other religions is the common practice
amongst these priests. We have many examples of Ulema (High priests
of Islam) destroying temples of Hindu deities during Muslim rule. The
notorious Mogul Emperor Auranagzeb has destroyed and changed many
temples of Hindu deities to mosques. We also see similar behavior of
Brahmanic priests towards other gods. Often they try to hide behind
Hindus and continue their vociferous activities and that maligns good
name of innocent Hinduism.
One
example from the Hindu priests I want to note here. These priests are
Brahmans. They profess for a particular god and they hate other Hindu
gods! This example is from South Indian village. In south India,
there are two sects of Brahmans one called Iyar and other Iyangar.
Iyar worship Lord Shiva and Iyangar worship Lord Vishnu. There are
many instances recorded in the past, showing the Iyar preaching
against the Vishnu god of Iyangar and visa versa. Many riots have
happened amongst these two sects on these issues. We often confuse
between Hindu and Brahman. Hinduism and Brahmanism are two separate
religions. It so happened that sometime in the ancient period Hindus
did not have any priesthood worth the name. Over a period, a king
Janaka introduced the practice of priesthood to help people perform
various sacramental traditions. In early period, everything was
working properly but as time passed, many wrong elements entered into
this priesthood and they converted this simple tradition in a regular
business. Today what we see as Brahmanism is a totally perverted
separate religion of these Brahmans, much different from the original
Hinduism. However, Hindus continue to practice their religion and
also call these professional priests to perform certain sacraments.
Due to this complication, these Brahmans continue to talk of Hinduism
but work for their Brahmanism. This often misleads other people and
they think that Brahmanism is same as Hinduism. The misunderstanding
continues to fool many intellectuals also. Actually, callous Brahmans
encourage that misunderstanding for their advantage. For a serious
researcher to understand this difference in these two separate
religions is very important. There are many similarities in these two
religions, same as the similarities we see in Christianity and
Judaism. Many different religions stemming out of the same origin
have these symptoms. As we know that, Christianity and Judaism are
very different religions one can still callously pretend to talk on
behalf of one while actually working for the other. This happens when
Brahmans talk of Hinduism but intend to profess Brahmanism.
This
subject of Business of Religion is not small enough that I can
complete it in a few postings however, I have to write on other
current topics and so more on this, I shall write in the future. I
shall cover the economic and political aspect of this business in due
course. That part is very interesting to reveal. Many secrets I
intend to expose of this business of Religion.
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