My Question to Members here

[Guest guest]

Dear Members,

Namskarams!!

 

I am a Kiran, a young spritual aspirant. I have gone thru some of

Manu's statement in his Dharmasastra "Let him ask a Brahmana, on

meeting him, after (his health, with the word) kusala, a Kshatriya

(with the word) anamaya, a Vaisya (with the word) kshema, and a

Sudra (with the word) anarogya. " I find deep discrimination in his

words.

 

As Hinduism is a religion of Universal Love, There IS NO place for

Bigotry.

 

Can any one explain me the relevence of Manu's sastra to our

religion?

 

Looking forward to some education !!

Kiran

[Guest guest]

Namaskarams,

 

when we are willing to Introspect about tragedies like EarthQuake,

shutttle crash, why should not we introspect why in some villages we

still have separate wells for different communities and why still in

some hotels there are separate glasses for each community. Why should

we not introspect why we failed as a Society? Hindu Religion which

preached Universal Love, Sarve Jana Sukhino Bhavanthu . why were we

not able to live to the high ideals of Love which Hindu Dharma

preaches? where did this discrimnination start? Is it manu?

 

sorry If I sounded hard. But I am kind of disappointed with the

silence of the members about the question I have posted before.

 

Kiran

 

 

ramanuja, "indkirru <indkirru>"

<indkirru> wrote:

> Dear Members,

> Namskarams!!

>

> I am a Kiran, a young spritual aspirant. I have gone thru some of

> Manu's statement in his Dharmasastra "Let him ask a Brahmana, on

> meeting him, after (his health, with the word) kusala, a Kshatriya

> (with the word) anamaya, a Vaisya (with the word) kshema, and a

> Sudra (with the word) anarogya. " I find deep discrimination in his

> words.

>

> As Hinduism is a religion of Universal Love, There IS NO place for

> Bigotry.

>

> Can any one explain me the relevence of Manu's sastra to our

> religion?

>

> Looking forward to some education !!

> Kiran