Response to Anti-Hindu Nepalis

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Namaste Suryaji and Arthaji,

I agree that all true religion is secular but no one can deny that some well known religions actually hold as a main tenent that their 'Truth' is the 'Only Way.' Hinduism is not one of those religions.

ALSO THERE IS A FLAW IN YOUR LOGIC.IF HINDUISM IS TRULY SECULAR, AS YOU CLAIM TO RECOGNIZE, THEN WHERE IS THE NEED TO DECLARE NEPAL A 'SECULAR STATE?' According to that logic, Nepal was already secular when it was an official Hindu Nation. The only real reason to declare it secular is to appease the Maoist Terror Movement and disempower Hindus.

Also I noted your organization titled 'World Society for Peace and Harmony.' I am sure you mean this as a world without wars but you cant artificially achieve this.Therefore its just a slogan. Its theoritical.

As I look around the real world I notice very few examples of peace and harmony. I look at the parks, kids playing, yelling loudly. I look at the churches, mosques and temples. Not peaceful but very loud and exciting. I look at everything thats alive and flourishing and its not peaceful and seldom harmonious.

Where do we find peaceful places in the real world? Museums and Graveyards. Very quiet, calm, serene places but also places dedicated to death and the dead. So I dont know you or yr org personally, but calls for Peace and Harmony that do not take into account that the real world is not about Peace, its about dualities are delusional.

Your ideas that you can support injustice and disempowerment of 80% of a Nation's culture, the Hindus of Nepal, and achieve Peace are unrealistic. Also I find it of interest that you and yr group are based in the Islamic Kingdom of Qatar. I hope you are extending yr concerns for Peace and Harmony there as well. Your Neighbor Qataris deserve your concern for the lack of 'Democracy'gender equality and religious freedoms as well.

Nepal was peaceful until your Maoist friends funded by the London Based 'World to Win' folks began killing and abducting inncocent Nepalis. You say waste no tears yet I mourn the oppression by the Maoists. The fact you have no tears and outrage against the Maoists says alot regarding what you mean by Peace and Harmony. The Killing Fields of Kambulja are peaceful places and now it is being duplicated in Nepal.

Also Suryaji, you accuse General Bharat Keshar Singh and offer no proof. Are your words enough to try, convict and hang someone?

Vrndavan

NepalWatch, "Prof. Surya Subedi" <s.p.subedi wrote:

>

> I agree with Artha jee. What he says is the teaching of the Vedantic dharsan

> (philosophy) of Hinduism, but what we had from the people in power was a

> corrupted version of Hinduism. I, as a lawyer, could not believe it when the

> supporters of the royal autocratic regime were still invoking in this 21st

> century the so-called "divine rights" of a Hindu king of the bygone era to

> govern the country at will in a Hindu kingdom in a case before the Supreme

> Court last year. Bharat Keshar Singh did his best to swindle state funds

> during the autocratic rule of the King under the banner of Hinduism. People

> like these should be left with no opportunity to exploit religion for their

> own benefit. This is necessary in order to move forward and to make Nepal a

> great and strong nation again.

>

> Surya

>

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> Pradhan" <tayeju; "Suwarn Vajracharya" <suwan_vj;

> "Umesh Shrestha" <salokya; "Raven B Singh" <raven;

> <brussels; <newyork;

> <washington; <london

> Sunday, May 21, 2006 3:45 PM

> [NepalWatch] Waste no tears . . . . .

>

>

>

> Dear Mr. Parker,

>

> A Religion has no ENEMIES, unless it so decrees on others!

> All Religions are in essence Secular.

>

> So I say,

>

> Weep not, waste not tears on false bounties lost

> Those enjoyed by one but denied to the lot!

>

> A thousand covers heaped and spread

> Will not stop Truth shining through!

>

> Did not Hinduism proclaim thus

> No creed, no color, no tradition smears a Soul

> Life means as much to Her as it does to YOU!

>

> Yours in Peace

>

> Artha Tuladhar

> World Society for Peace and Harmony

> 2006.05.21

>

> At 01:44 20-05-2006 -0000, Vrndavan Parker wrote:

>

> >The World's last Hindu Kingdom has become extinct. It behooves all

> >Hindus and supporters of the right of Indigenous people to govern

> >themselves according to their ancient ways, to issue a protest and

> >to mourn this turn of events. We are truly powerless to change

> >things. The enemies of Hinduism have won a tremendous victory.

> >

> >The triumphant flag of Dharma has been cast down

> >The noble ways of the ancients, rejected

> >The conspiracies of the enemy are now the law

> >Nepal's long night has truly just begun

> >

> >Though Dharma is eternal,its application has been rejected

> >Replaced by flawed systems of decayed polity

> >Hindu Native traditions denied a place of dignity

> >Dharma Overshadowed; Darkness triumphant

> >

> >Nepal's Cup has been emptied

> >Refilled with blood and fear

> >Secular butchers of Tradition

> >salivating at the throat of Nepal

> >

> >Let the world mourn the death of Nobility

> >Perchance if they even notice or care

> >about this latest chapter in the war

> >against humanities indigenous societies

> >

> >Correctness has been replaced with deviance

> >The Light of traditions replaced with darkness

> >History repeats itself as chaos replaces culture

> >The swan by the crow, the eagle by the vulture

> >

> >

> >Oh Tecumseh, Oh Netaji, were your struggles for naught?

> >will indigenous wisdom ever again have a place in the Sun?

> >Are ancient traditions only exclusive eccentricities

> >to be locked away in temples, schools and museums?

> >

> >Or are the ways of the ancients, humanities last best hope?

> >

> >

> >Written on the Mournful day of the death of Nepal's Hindu Government

> >Vrndavan Parker