The Bengali version written by Tagore...
matters…
however, I think, at this moment what #bharatmata needs is just the opposite -
unity in unison
to recreate the crescendo - the resonance of the true #bharat - the #bharat that was there from the early days of human existence on this planet - the river of civilization on the banks of which great kingdoms were established - great philosophy was discovered - great sages enlightened the whole mankind - unselfish - purposeful - and the most surprising of all - the same river is still flowing - with a little pollution from external forces thrust upon it - and we have lost the #true #pure #bharat - to accommodate, to fit ourselves in the outside world.
but as the very basic principle of commerce and economics suggests - it's the originality that sells - it's the original that attracts everybody - and not any duplicate - hence we must bring back that original #bharat - without any doping effect. We were the harbinger of originality - starting from discovering the origin of this #universe to science to philosophy to medicine to humanity and even to the greatest language - #sanskrit
and having a common thread of language is essential to bind each and every citizen of this great place called #bharat.
and as it was the #sanskrit language that was original - hence i am of the opinion to make #sanskrit the national common language for the people of #bharat.
Let's take a pledge to bring back #Sanskrit
Let's become the Original version of ourselves...
we have lost many years just to prove ourselves smart - but while doing so we just took the help of a duplicate world - which we are not inherently - hence we were always treated as just the outsider in that world - just like the Colorful Jackal of the jungle from the ancient story.
For the people of #universe here is the story of the Colorful Jackal.
Colorful Jackal
Once a jackal was very hungry as it did not get food for many days. While searching for food, the jackal reached a town. Once the jackal entered the town, he was greeted by a pack of ferocious dogs. The dogs began chasing the jackal. The jackal ran for its life and finally jumped into a big drum. The drum was filled with a blue dye and hence when the jackal finally came out, it became a blue jackal.
Jackal becomes king
Jackal went back to the safe heaven of forest. When other animals saw the jackal, they could not recognize him because of blue color. They thought that it must be a strange and powerful animal. All the animals bowed to the jackal and pronounced him as their king.
The jackal was very pleased to become the king of the jungle. The lion and tiger were always at his service. They used to bring freshly killed prey for the jackal. Thus, life was going quite smoothly for the jackal.
Jackal's secret is out
One night, all the animals were sleeping near the abode of blue jackal. Suddenly the blue jackal heard the howling of another jackal. It was natural for the blue jackal to howl in answer. He tried to control his urge but it was so strong and natural that he could not help but begin to howl in a high tone.
When other animals heard a recognizable voice, they could understand that it was a jackal under the blue coat. The animals became very angry and thrashed the jackal blue and black.
The moral of the story is,
"You cannot change your natural ways by changing your getup."
Let's bring back #sanskrit as our national language for a new #bharat
we have waited many years for this
the time is NOW.
act today wisely
and reap the benefits for the rest of your life.
The idea of a nation becomes realistic only when we all remain on a common solid ground. If we recall our days of freedom struggle, we all have to remember, that, Congress, under the guidance of Gandhiji first divided Bharat on a linguistic basis. So, it's time for us NOW to create ONE NATION - ONE LANGUAGE - and let Sanskrit be that language.
Remember,
United we stand ...
Divided we fall...
And here we go - my wife #reema and my son, 11 yrs old Ridit - are trying our best to offer respect to this great language - the language of God...
Enjoy the learning process...
rediscover yourself...
Let's embrace Sanskrit...
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