HaindavaKeralam - Muslims welcome RSS Pracharak’s Bharat Parikrama Yatra at Netoor Village, Kerala

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Muslims welcome RSS Pracharak’s Bharat Parikrama Yatra at Netoor Village, Kerala
12/09/2012 07:43:26 VSK, Chennai

(RSS Pracharak Sitaram Kedilaya’s Bharat Parikrama Yatra received a warm welcome at a Muslim Institute in Netoor panchayat -the rural side of Kochi city in Kerala. RSS Pracharak Sitaram Kedilaya has undertaken Bharat Yatra since August 9, 2012 from Kanyakumari, scheduled for 5years, to cover approximately 15000km distance in India, aimed to uplift the rural Indian Villages.)

Netoor, Kerala: "The heart of the Bharat is lying at our village, where all the culture of mankind is deep routed. A village-man always worship nature as his God. They give everyday offering to Pancha bhootha -the all creature of earth. But we are now blindly following Western model of life. I think every religion teach us to love the nature” this was the message by RSS Pracharak Sitaram Kedilaya to the Villagers of Netoor in Kerala.

In reply the Yathim Khana (a Muslim Institute) administrator Hamsa said clearly that the Holy book Khuran says those people who look to other religious temple or worshipping place with a cruel eye or with a bad intention, he is not Islam. We teach to love everyone in Yathim Khana.We are so happy that Sitaram came here and gave the lesson of love and nature to the students.”

Sitaram Kedilaya was accompanied by A.Gopalakrishnan (Akhil Bharateeya Sah Samyojaak Seema Kalyan Jagaran Munch) and M.Ganeshan -Pranth Prachaar Pramukh-Kerala.

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Analyst
14/09/2012 01:33:44

Please think of this
The visit of RSS Pracharak to Muslim institute is Ok. But that is not what we expect from this long padayathra by the Pracharak through the villages of india. Majority of villagers that you are visiting are Hindus. We need a renaissance among Hindus who are still not aware of their own religion. That is why they are being taken away by other religious conversion groups. Both the major religious groups, that are vehemently trying to sue Hindus, are based on Mediterranean region where mostly slavery was in practice. So for a common man their religion advocates slavery to God. That is just transferring the slave ownership from their Master Lord to God. But Hindu religion is far away from that concept. It says “Thath thwam asi” meaning “that is You only”-Realize that is You only- “God is nowhere but in You!” Such great truth is not available from any other religion. This makes you a part of God and not slave. So why are these Hindus getting converted to other religion? They are being lured away by money or some mere luxury to become a slave. In old time, Brahmins dictated Hinduism. They took away the wealth created by common man through the name of God to Brahmins house for their luxurious life while the creator of wealth lived a poor mean life. But today the situation has changed. Still common man is skeptical about Brahmins whenever Hindus try to show up through organizations like RSS. Other religious groups try to take advantage of this skeptical mind of a Hindu. RSS should go to Hindus to all classes, in their houses and cultivate the oneness in all Hindus. I hope Pracharak will look in to this matter seriously. Definitely this will remove the skeptic mind of a Hindu whether he is Adivasi, Pulayan, Namboodiri, Nair, Mukkuvan and Ezhavan, then nobody will take interest in luring process of other religion. Nobody wants to become slaves when our own scriptures say to a Hindu “God is nowhere but in You”. Also we need collective sharing of our problems; somebody should

Dr.Vijaya Rajiva
13/09/2012 04:42:39

Civilising mission
Let us hope that this civilising mission will spread far and wide in Bharat and beyond !

While one should always be vigilant for traces of totalitarianism in any ideology or movement, the obsession with fascism in the anti –Hindu rhetoric of the secularists is not the product of an analysis of the data, but of their own political compulsions

Dr Koenrad Elst
Indologist