Viswase Milaye Bostu - Tarke Bohudur - Conviction - Faith - Trust

First... let me take care of the prelude on the very basic subject - missing trust in society...

one major lesson I learned while working in the corporate sector - is that there is a major problem of trust among the employees. u will feel it if u work in a big corporate head office - mainly where the major decisions are usually taken inside the ac room - taken by top bosses - who hardly have any ground-level knowledge - and the decision is pushed through the throats of the lower level officials and then ultimately the consumers.

whereas it should have been from the bottom up and not from the top to bottom.

for example, a guy who is doing sales on the roads, interacting day-to-day with real-life customers hardly plays any role in the major decision-making policy of a corporate house.

the result?

the employees just lose the basic purpose - why they do - why they struggle each and every day - for whom - just for earning the bread and butter for their family members?

so when I raised this issue in the USA, that might sound ridiculous to the corporate people of the USA, that if an employee feels an emotional attachment with the policy of the companies - or maybe if they think whatever they do is actually adding some values - and not just to be thrown away in the dustbin- they would perform better - i got the answer as - okay - the company might vanish - u ll change the organization - but your family will always be your family - so it's better not to be emotionally attached to an organization.

then I iterated the old ethos of employees from TISCO, Jamshedpur - how they think of Rushi Modi or Tata - as facilitators for whom they are able to flourish - a different kind of attitude towards the top bosses - but frankly speaking, I got a cold shoulder for making such a statement.

maybe, I came from a very small town where it was just absolutely normal to keep your babies in the house of a neighbor - if u need to go shopping or whatever - that's why this kind of so-called lower middle-class thought process has "polluted" my mind - and hence nobody actually did any efforts to make me a friend in my careers in the corporate world.

in fact, I got a very strong message that

बुद्धिर्यस्य बलं तस्य निर्बुद्धेश्च कुतो बलम् ।

वने सिंहो यदोन्मत्तः मशकेन निपातितः ॥

and spent my whole corporate life 

thinking

am I a moron?

or

is it that modern society suffers from the basic amount of #trust among each other?

Sometimes, one has to walk alone to establish #Truth

The English Translation of the song

If they pay no heed to your call walk on your own.

Walk alone, walk alone, walk alone, walk all alone.

If none speaks, o wretched one,

If all turn their face away and cower in silence—

Then open out your heart

dear one, speak out your mind, voice alone.

If everyone spurns, o wretched one

If all leave you in the lurch in the wilderness

Then trample the trail of thorns

With your blood-stained feet alone, on your own.

If no one holds up a light, o wretched one

And bolts the doors on a dark, stormy night

Then in the lightning fire of pain

Kindle your own heart and keep it burning bright alone.

Today I'd like to explain why I like the management policy of Modiji based on #viswas - #trust -  and how it matches my way of thinking.

when I was in class V, there was a librarian called Sundarbabu in my school

one day, he narrated a story - Viswase milaye bostu... tarke bohudur

the meaning - is the first one has to have tremendous faith and conviction before he achieves something - and once he starts doubting - it never comes to his reach

then he narrated about Swami Vivekananda and Ramakrishna

meeting in which Swamiji asked the #guru 

can u show me, God

the guru replied - sure.100 percent

so just try to understand - the conviction of the #guru - the faith in his own power and connection with the almighty #maakaali -when he uttered such a statement to one of the most logical-minded, well-read young #notanotherbrickinthewall kind of fellow.

and the most interesting part is that after that, Swamiji accepted Ramakrishna as his #guru 

so, as u can see

every relationship first must start with the viswas - the trust - in fact, the blind trust - it should not be judged by mere logic.

and all throughout my personal life - I did the exact same thing while interacting with others - I always believed in starting or making friendships with absolute trust - viswas

I was cheated many times - many people termed me as an asshole, stupid, moron, emotional fool, and whatnot

it shattered my basis of the characteristic - the viswas - the trust

and after that I had to suffer a lot in my personal life - I lost a major portion of my life with this polluted, muddy nature of myself - which I am really not.

my basic nature was broken - and I became someone else

at last - left everything - and started keeping the trust in #lordshiva and other powerful personalities like #lordkrishna #lordrama - the story of whom made my character during childhood - the kind of narrative psychology as you know in modern medical science.

in fact, started living a secluded life - always remain  happy in my own world - don't depend on anybody else, and will live the rest of my life doing 

#kartabya - the #PURPOSE  - the #duty - as a #dad, as a #guru of my young son #ridit - making him capable of taking a role in the nation-building 

and for that whoever helps me

will be ready to accept that - 

as if this is the ultimate duty to my #LordShiva 

here is my write-up on this called 

#renunciation

A message of Swamiji's Wisdom to the modern day medical practitioners...

 Just a few days back, it was the death anniversary of one of the greatest freedom fighters of Bharat - Bagha Jatin.

As I spend much of my time trying to understand where and how we had been defeated and what could be the remedy to uplift our youth of Bharat from this moribund situation - I read on the Internet about the detailed upbringing and what exactly made them so much formidable that even the so-called modern educated British administration used to be afraid of them.

So, here we go. An excerpt from Wiki about the young Bagha Jatin - in Kolkata.

"

After passing the Entrance examination in 1895 from Krishnanagar Anglo-vernacular School (A.V. School), Jatin joined Calcutta Central College (now Khudiram Bose College), to study Fine Arts. At the same time, he took lessons in steno typing with Mr. Atkinson: this was a new qualification opening the possibilities of a coveted career. Soon he started visiting Swami Vivekananda, whose social thought, and especially his vision of a politically independent India – indispensable for the spiritual progress of humanity – had a great influence on Jatin. The Master taught him the art of conquering libido before raising a batch of young volunteers "with iron muscles and nerves of steel", to serve miserable compatriots during famines, epidemics, and floods and running clubs for "man-making" in the context of a nation under foreign domination. They soon assisted Sister Nivedita, the Swami's Irish disciple, in this venture. According to J. E. Armstrong, Superintendent of the Colonial Police, Jatin "owed his preeminent position in revolutionary circles, not only to his qualities of leadership but in great measure to his reputation of being a Brahmachari with no thought beyond the revolutionary cause."^[5] Noticing his ardent desire to die for a cause, Swami Vivekananda sent Jatin to the Gymnasium of Ambu Guha where he himself had practiced wrestling. Jatin met here, among others, Sachin Banerjee, son of Yogendra Vidyabhushan (a popular author of biographies like Mazzini and Garibaldi), who turned into Jatin's mentor. In 1900, his uncle Lalit Kumar married Vidyabhushan's daughter.

Fed up with the colonial system of education, Jatin left for Muzaffarpore in 1899, as secretary of barrister Pringle Kennedy, founder, and editor of the Trihoot Courrier. He was impressed by this historian: through his editorials and from the Congress platform, he showed how urgent it was to have an Indian National Army and to react against the British squandering of the Indian budget to safeguard their interests in China and elsewhere.

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Please pay attention to the highlighted portion of the text.

It was Swamiji's one major suggestion to the young generation to have a controlled libido and spend all the energy in the right direction.

Now let us juxtapose this same technique and try to understand how and where we failed.

As I was discussing openly this way of teaching to a group of people - all very well-built- kind of military commando type physique - i explained it my way.

Swamiji knew that the young body works as a powerful engine - creating a lot of energy - continuously.

Now if we don't disseminate that energy - we will burst.

There are two ways we can disseminate that energy.

By absolute physical hard work - like outdoor games - wrestling - swimming - playing football - and all such things - the way I grew up during my childhood. And if the energy is disseminated this way - the libido will be naturally controlled - and we don't have to do any significant research on this matter. 

So I discussed my own health during my childhood and told them - actually I never spent a lot of time thinking about this sexist matter - and in fact, I was absolutely naive about a lot of stuff - maybe like how a woman should dress to physically attract a friend and all such matter and it was my natural way of talking to a woman as if she is just a normal partner - not exactly a female friend.

And when I spoke about this thing to all those well-built people who were listening - they were somehow nodding and maybe thinking about the way of their own upbringing.

Now there were a few young boys in our locality who had a very good financial background and came from a strong so-called influential family. But they never used to participate in real-life outdoor games. And I am sorry to say, these boys were somehow attracted to this sex part of human life and they spent a lot of time discussing just that.

Now, come the early '90's of Bharat and we saw the proliferation of cable TV in each and every bedroom of this great nation. The result of this on the public health of the youth of Bharat was catastrophic. I remember, when I used to visit my hometown at Purulia, I felt sad that hardly anybody is playing outside the way we used to flock at the playground and hardly any of our discussions were related to sex or rather sexy women. So the youth detached themselves from the playground and started spending time in front of the TV. At the same time, rudimentary Computer Games started coming to the corner of Bharat.

The result was really catastrophic.

The body of the young generation - which was continuously producing high levels of energy in the body - did not have any other option but to release itself through the libido power of the young body. And significantly, just this was the time when the VCR industry proliferated and the VIDEO parlors started showing the Blue Film in a clandestine manner - and our young generation - without the right guidance simply got attracted towards it - and the damage was done in front of our eyes.

And the same tradition is continuing till today at Bharat.

The young generation is out of touch with the real outdoor games - all spending their valuable time in the virtual world - and releasing their high level of energy through libido power and hence there is so much proliferation in the Internet blue film industry.

As at Purulia, when i visit a nice park that came out of late as a good place for people who are seeking good health - I will tell you the reality and, we will have to look at it very seriously

I have made a friend circle with some of the octogenarian (mostly above the 70s) group people and I feel very happy when they take it as their bragging rights -

Sir, we are living and we have not taken any medicines as such till today and I celebrate their achievements. This group of people has formed their own laughing club and they do freehand exercise and spend a lot of time chit-chatting with one another.

The next level of people whom I observe are from my age group - around 40 to 50 - with very good dress sense - mostly having a weak physical structure - a kind of typical intellectual - they do just morning walk.

The other few guys I have interacted with are absolute commando-style physiques - they do real hard work and have tremendous strong physiques.

The other few guys I have observed are from the age group of 13 - 17 years- all come with a mobile phone - just sit on the benches - and browse through the mobile device - take a selfie and kinds of stuff we usually find from the modern young generation.

Can u imagine the damage that is gradually happening to the modern society of Bharat and the global people in general?

We have started living our lives in the virtual world.

So when you see the fatty health minister of the UK and feel like mocking her

"abey tu pahle aapna health dekh. 

phir dusro ka khayal rakhna"

because these people will simply be used as a mole to sell the medicines of modern pharmaceutical industries and the decision of the public health will be taken by a few absolutely unhealthy people at #Davos.

Last but not least - let's watch some of the 70+years people from #Bharat - who were very excited to tell me the #truth 

"We are this much healthy even almost without taking any medicines throughout our lives"

Frankly speaking, this should be the motto of the Doctors' community

Creating a society where people remain healthy without taking many medicines - and not the other way around...

#Enjoy...

And now compare the above senior citizens of Bharat claiming it as their bragging right to be healthy without medicines to the video shown below - where people in the USA and EU are dying unnaturally and there is a significant spike in the mortality rates across the US and EU.

Sabkuch dikhta nahi hain - Not everything is visible

And for all the medical professionals - who are pissed off by 

the revelation of 

#Truth 

Here we go

The human race is not supposed to be the test bed for billionaires doing meeting meeting khel and dramabaji at #davos  

So the  Humans of the UNIVERSE - please wake up before it's too late and beware of the great lizard show of this UNIVERSE...

And last, but not least - a message from a Dad to the globalists - please spare the children of the #UNIVERSE - don't make them the medical guinea pigs - for God's sake - let them live a life full of possibilities

And for all the globalists of #Davos - the more you try to control the human of the UNIVERSE with AI, the more you will fail.

Human is not a machine to be taught using AI - #lordshiva has already sent us along with the necessary life skills - you can do the magaj dhulay or brainwashing for only a bare minimum percentage of people

Human of UNIVERSE - wake up - open your eyes and enjoy life.

Education is the manifestation of perfection already in MAN

And here we go...

Listen from the horse's mouth - the inventor of mRNA - 

Dr. Robert Malone...

The globalists at #Davos - how long will you be able to silence the voice of the #HumanOfUniverse - we are all waking up - together - feel the vibe...

The #business that is called #COVID - from a commercial #POV - unlike the #POV of the geo-political power snatching game...

And here is for the Human Of the Universe - the teaser - the vaccination

Reclaiming #WhoWeAre

Charaiveti... Charaiveti... dedicated to Palki Upadhyaya Sharma

Charaiveti Mantra: For Walkers, Joggers, and, Movers & Shakers

mantra, meditation, pilgrimage, yoga

Charaiveti Mantra (33.3) is from ‘Aitreya Brahman’

The mantra is not used as a prayer and can be considered as an aphorism that is an applied aspect of spiritual thoughts in line with ‘Walk the Talk’.

It is a set of 5 mantras, each ending with ‘charaiveti’ which means ‘keep walking'

1.

नानाश्रान्ताय श्रीरस्तीति रोहित शुश्रुम ।

पापो नृषद्वरो जन इन्द्र इच्चरतः सखा चरैवेति ॥

2.

पुष्पिण्यौ चरतो जङ्घे भूष्णुरात्मा फलग्रहिः ।

शेरेऽस्य सर्वे पाप्मानः श्रमेण प्रपथे हतश्चरैवेति ॥

3.

आस्ते भग आसीनस्योर्ध्वस्तिष्ठति तिष्ठतः ।

शेते निपद्यमानस्य चराति चरतो भगश्चरैवेति ॥

4.

कलिः शयानो भवति संजिहानस्तु द्वापरः ।

उत्तिष्ठस्त्रेता भवति कृतं संपाद्यते चरंश्चरैवेति ॥

5.

चरन् वै मधु विन्दति चरन् स्वादुमुदुम्बरम् ।

सूर्यस्य पश्य श्रेमाणं यो न तन्द्रयते चरंश्चरैवेति ॥

The last one is not only the most important of the five mantras but also it is the crux of the whole of the scripture of ‘Aitreya Brahman’. A loose transliteration is given below.

“A man on the move gets to enjoy honey and Udambar like delicious fruits. Sun is seen with respect because it isn’t lazy despite moving all the time. Like that, one should also) keep walking, keep walking.”

to celebrate the eternal motion of #bharat - the oldest civilization - the rhythm, the grace, the music ...

going through the roads of the interior villages of #bharat - to experience the joy of the journey - the real success - from where we started and where we are now - and to ensure - that in the evening when the sun is just set for the day - and it will again rise tomorrow to continue the journey with new #hope - to enlighten the #universe - as the real #vishwaguru

“चरैवेति चरैवेति” - keep walking - because the motion is the life - we need to move on to keep the balance of life...

The knowledge that was passed to a 10-years-old boy by his grandfather during a bus journey...

During my childhood days, i had spent a significant amount of time with my grandfather. We used to visit my aunt's home in Durgapur, very often

One day, during our journey by SBSTC (i think the name was different at that time), i was looking through the window and enjoying the strong wind that was coming from the opposite direction.

During that journey, I found, in many of the places, an artificial jungle of the Eucalyptus trees was created.

Wondering, I asked my grandfather

"Dadu, why these artificially made jungles have suddenly popped up here?"

My grandfather then explained the story behind the Eucalyptus tree and wondered why the govt of West Bengal, instead of Saal and Segun trees, are importing this nonsense for the dry soil of Manbhum.

He told me in detail, that why in many places, outside Bharat, the aboriginal peasants hate this tree because it takes so much groundwater that another plantation around this tree suffers.

And he also explained the experimentation of creating such kinds of artificial forests of Eucaliptus trees in the swampy area and the success of such experimentation.

As Google is helping me these days, instead of working as a soil engineering staff, i am presenting the write-up taken from the internet which has a detailed study of this matter from an expert point of view..

But, thanks to my grandfather, I, barely a 10-years-old kid, was enlightened by him during a bus journey

Dadu, you deserved a lot more from this #universe just because of your acumen and insights - a great personality and having so much diversified knowledge about many aspects of the contemporary world.

The sad story of Eucalyptus Tree forestation in the Manbhum Area of Bharat

Taken from the Internet - it has discussed many aspects - neither denying the fact that an Eucalyptus tree drains a lot of water nor completely pooh-poohing the idea of making an artificial jungle of this tree...

A Bad Rap: It Drains Water

Maybe it is precisely due to this universal success of the eucalyptus that so many contrary opinions have emerged regarding it. A number of theories hold that the eucalyptus is a dangerous tree, capable of generating many negative and few positive things, a damned tree. If all these theories were true, Australia, covered with vast eucalyptus forests, would be a dead continent. But, far from that, it is a sanctuary where many species, unique to that environment, have been preserved and thrive.

It is said that the eucalyptus tree absorbs water and dries up land because it needs so much water in order to grow so fast. This is a half-truth. It is true that the eucalyptus absorbs a lot of water like all plants do, but it also uses water more efficiently than other species. The acacia another rapid-growth tree needs a third more water to produce the same amount of wood. But nobody speaks ill of the acacia.

The eucalyptus is also accused of making more difficult the passage of rainwater towards the phreatic or underground level. This is true. But it is also true that any plant species, large or small, absorbs some rainwater as it makes it way down to the groundwater level. The only way to assure that all rainwater descends to the phreatic level would be to not let anything grow at all a not particularly appealing solution.

The eucalyptus consumes less rainwater than it appears to at first, because it has the ability to close up its leaves in such a way that, during droughts, its evaporation transpiration process is dramatically reduced. When it does not rain and the other trees turn yellow and parched, the eucalyptus stays green not because it has enormous reserves of water hoarded away, but because it shuts off the stomas something like the pores on human skin on its leaves, and doesn't allow the water to escape through them. In other words, the eucalyptus doesn't "sweat."

As proof of the fact that the eucalyptus uses lots of water, its enemies point to the fact that this tree is used to dry swamps. The eucalyptus certainly has a powerful root system to support its height a soaring 40 meters, on average. Its roots rarely go beyond 20 meters deep, but they have a very special characteristic. They grow turning downward, drilling through the earth like a corkscrew.

But this is not always bad. Among the many hundreds of varieties of eucalyptus, there are some whose roots are especially strong, and thus capable of eventually drilling through very hard rocks. Sometimes they can even get through that layer of impermeable rock that will not allow rainwater to pass. If they can perforate those rocks, little by little the surface water trickles towards the groundwater through fissures opened up by the roots. It will reappear in some other place, in the form of a spring or well. The eucalyptus doesn't suck swamps dry but rather unclogs their drains. For many decades now, eucalyptus trees have been planted in swampy areas and the water is still there.

Now, here from the Internet, I have got one document about the Saal tree and I am just presenting the researcher's story here  - because I really can't remember what the mote points my grandfather told me about the sanity of the Saal and Segun tree plantation on the dry land of Manbhum.

Enjoy...

Why AI - at the present state - is rudimentary - and why Google Translation most of the time looks crazy...

 Words on top of Words

II

Please have a look at the part I of this article here...

One day with my knowledge of Computer Science - i was trying to just trigger #reema - my wife

Abey - chodo ye sare ke sare. 

Abb time aysay aaya ki - sare ke sare Advertisement wala or wali - copyright likhne wala or wali - aur aysey jitne wala and wali hai - sab bekar / bekari 

(neither bhikhari/ bhikharini nor cake bananewali) 

- ghar mein bayth jayega/jayegi

#reema - naturally - with her usual sense of humour - answered with a smirk smile - 

abey ja ja ... 

खा खुजा बत्ती बुझा aur so ja.

Aysey kuch nahi honewala hain...

Kisika dum nahi hai...

Today, when i was sitting on the roadside pavement in the middle of my morning walk and got this ad on the mobile as 

It is translated in Bengali which means that

If you  click on the button Open (the Bengali translation is Khulun) 

You will get Rs. 2000 as bonus

Now, as i have a crazy, skewed brain, which can turn out normal conversation into craziest fun/satire

I instantly tried to figure out how differently this whole seemingly simple statement can be turned as a piece of game in the Game of Word - putting one word on top of another

Abe ye to shale mereko roadside mein khulne ke liye kah rahey hain.

khatarnak hai yaar. Ghar mein BB ko pata chalega to

Samjah karo yaar

i am just 50

aysey sayed aur 20 saal jina parega bhailog

So, be better safe than regret later...

Aysey karke manko shaant kar liya tab

Lekin yeah soch raha tha ki... 

if it was further analysed in to creating more meaning out of it

Ok ... main khul dunga 

Lekin... mera khud ka khul du keya...

Aur dusrey kisi ka

Now, as i have worked in international market as a software engineer 

My crazy mind distilled it further

Agar main dusra ka khul ke Rs. 2000 kamaunga - to kayse contract hona chaiye -  

60:40 

aur nahi to

80:20

And then it percolated down on social justice

Because the ad came to me 

does it justify do i have the authority to call the shot in fixing the price if i earn by

choosing the second option - that is earning Rs. 2000 by just 

Dusre ka khulke

Because, then it is not me who is the main actor here

But the person

Jsko khula gaya hain

He/She is the main actor

But in most of the cases, me - that is the person - who will just facilitate and

Aur kisika khulega

He/She will take the maximum credit and share of this Rs. 2000 although he/she just acted as a middleman and showed nothing of his/her own assets

A great disservice to mankind indeed - for which - french revolution (in the modern history) and Mahabharata (in ancient Bharat)  and so many social turmoil, the real tornado of the society happened - and it crafted the new history of mankind...

The New World Order - will the #snakeeye of #satanicsociety be the winner OR the #thirdeye of #lordshiva ...

Humans of Bharat ...

Fasten your seat belt

And be a force to reckon with in this New Global Order...

The following book was written in the year 1989...

Now there's a chance to rewrite a similar book - as the leaders of the new world order have all changed.

And here we go... The perspective from Bharat - a new entrant in the New World Order - as a Vishwaguru

The Humans of Bharat - #wakeup and reclaim #whoyouare

Read... Read...

Humans of Bharat, whatever is obvious to outsiders, is not the reason for success. You must delve into what happens behind the scenes - especially the success story of the USA after the Second World War WWII

Sabkuch dikhta nahi hai

sabkuch koyi dikhata bhi nahi hai

Learn how to read in between the lines

Listen to how a writer from the USA has exposed internal stories to outsiders.

Watch the video and get a sense of the deep state behind the success stories of many US companies

Humans of Bharat - don't forget your ancient wisdom - 

reclaim who you are...



Don't forget this is the nation where Swami Vivekananda was born and try to learn from his #wisdom

don't let yourselves be abused anymore

Learn how Swamiji advised one of the finest freedom fighters about health.

Learn from your own leaders instead of trying to find out wisdom anywhere else.




We had discussed the creation of UNIVERSE many years back when the rest of the  UNIVERSE were just living their lives on tree branches.

And last but not the least

In fact, one of the major reasons if we really want to get back our wisdom

Let's embrace the Sanskrit language as the common thread binding the different parts of the Bharat

Let's discard 

Unity in diversity...

and 

embrace 

Unity in Unison...

Human Of Bharat - wake up - don't remain blindfolded - or else...

Human of Bharat, please don't remain #blindfolded - like an #ostrich 

the truth is seen by only he who develops an uncluttered mind 

#thirdeye 

or

#lordkrishna 

when one can develop that - he is freed from bondage

in the first part of the video - the He Ram symbolizes the last utterance of a defeated man before dying - unlike 

#lordhanumana - who utters the name of #lordrama after winning a tough battle

the mindset of a champion - and obviously not a looser like #bapuji 

in the second video - just listen to the names of the great freedom fighters who were hanged to death and  for whom we got the freedom

all of us now know, it was because of the clarion call of #netaji - when there was mutiny in the Navy, the #Britishers just got frightened that

the powerful people who could really harm their interests have woken up

so the #ahimsa #Game of the mole placed by themselves called #bapuji is OVER

so it is time for them to have a safe passage to #Britain

but before that let us do the permanent damage

so that even after 75 years of #independence

the fools will remain asleep

Kyunki, burbak banke rahtey hue bhik maangke zindagi jine se jo maja - woh haq ka laday karke chin ke khane se thodey na maaja hain yaar...

To tumlog aysey bhikhari bankey raho

aur thoda burbak banne ki kaushish karo

phir ek din bilkul burbak ban jaoge

agar koy tim log ko sudharne ki kaushis bhi karega

then all of you unabashedly tell this story from #bharat

The King and the Clever Girl

A story of #bharat

There was once a king who, during the day, used to sit on his throne and dispense justice, but who at night was accustomed to disguising himself and wandering about the streets of his city looking for adventures.

One evening he was passing by a certain garden when he observed four young girls sitting under a tree, and conversing together in earnest tones. Curious to overhear the subject of their discourse, he stopped to listen.

One of the girls said, "I think of all tastes the pleasantest in the world is the taste of telling lies."

This remark so interested the king that the next day he summoned the girl to his palace.

"Tell me," he said, "what you and your companions talked about under the tree last night."

"It was not about the king," answered she.

"Nevertheless," asked he, "what was it you said?"

"Those who tell lies, said I, must tell them because they find the practice agreeable," replied she.

"Whose daughter are you?" inquired the king.

"I am the daughter of a farmer," answered the girl.

"And what made you think there was a pleasure in telling lies?" asked the king.

The girl answered saucily, "Oh, you yourself will tell lies someday!"

"How?" said the king. "What can you mean?"

The girl answered, "If you will give me two lacs of rupees, and six months to consider, I will promise to prove my words."

So the king gave the girl the sum of money she asked for and agreed to her conditions.

After six months he called her to his presence again and reminded her of her promise. Now, in the interval, the girl had built a fine palace far away in the forest, upon which she had expended the wealth that the king had given to her. It was beautifully adorned with carvings and paintings, and furnished with silk and satin. So she now said to the king, "Come with me, and you shall see God."

Taking with him two of his ministers, the king went out, and by the evening they all arrived at the palace.

"This palace is the abode of God," said the girl. "But he will reveal himself only to one person at a time, and he will not reveal himself even to him unless he was born in lawful wedlock. Therefore, while the rest remain without, let each of you enter in order."

"Be it so," said the king. "But let my ministers precede me. I shall go in last."

So the first minister passed through the door and at once found himself in a noble room, and as he looked around he said to himself, "Who knows whether I shall be permitted to see God or not? I may be a bastard. And yet this place, so spacious and so beautiful, is a fitting dwelling place even for the deity." With all his looking and straining, however, he quite failed to see God anywhere. Then said he to himself, "If now I go out and declare that I have not seen God, the king and the other minister will throw it in my teeth that I am base-born. I have only one course open, therefore, which is to say that I have seen him."

So he went out, and when the king asked, "Have you seen God?" he answered at once, "Of course, I have seen God."

"But have you really seen him?" continued the king.

"Really and truly," answered the minister.

"And what did he say to you?" inquired the king further.

"God commanded me not to divulge his words," readily answered the minister.

Then said the king to the other minister, "Now you go in."

The second minister lost no time in obeying his master's order, thinking in his heart as he crossed the threshold, "I wonder if I am base-born?" Finding himself in the midst of the magnificent chamber, he gazed about him on all sides but failed to see God. Then said he to himself, "It is very possible I am base-born, for no God can I see. But it would be a lasting disgrace that I should admit it. I had better make out that I also have seen God."

Accordingly, he returned to the king, who said to him, "Well, have you seen God?" when the minister asserted that he had not only seen him but that he had spoken with him too.

It was now the turn of the king, and he entered the room confident that he would be similarly favored. But he gazed around in dismay, perceiving no sign of anything which could even represent the Almighty. Then began he to think to himself, "This God, wherever he is, has been seen by both my ministers, and it cannot be denied, therefore, that their birthright is clear. Is it possible that I, the king, am a bastard, seeing that no God appears to me? The very thought is confusion, and necessity will compel me to assert that I have seen him too."

Having formed this resolution, the king stepped out and joined the rest of his party.

"And now, O king," asked the cunning girl, "have you also seen God?"

"Yes," answered he with assurance, "I have seen God."

"Really?" asked she again.

"Certainly," asserted the king.

Three times the girl asked the same question, and three times the king unblushingly lied. Then said the girl, "O king, have you never a conscience? How could you possibly see God, seeing that God is a spirit?"

Hearing this reproof, the king recalled to mind the saying of the girl that one day he would lie too, and, with a laugh, he confessed that he had not seen God at all. The two ministers, beginning to feel alarmed, confessed the truth as well. Then said the girl, "O king, we poor people may tell lies occasionally to save our lives, but what had you to fear? Telling lies, therefore, for many has its own attractions, and to them at least the taste of lying is sweet."

Far from being offended at the stratagem that the girl had practiced on him, the king was so struck with her ingenuity and assurance that he married her forthwith, and in a short time, she became his confidential adviser in all his affairs, public as well as private. Thus this simple girl came to great honor and renown, and so much did she grow in wisdom that her fame spread through many lands.

please wake up - the way I woke up by the time when I reached the age of 10 or 11

Here is my contribution to awakening the Humans of Bharat...

And here I am - bowing down my head in front of Bharatmata

The English Translation of the song

O humble me beneath the dust of your feet O drown all my arrogance in my tears In giving glory to myself, I only abase myself In being immersed in me, I only go around in circles, O drown all my arrogance in my tears Let me not project myself in my work Let your will be done in my life I ask for your eternal peace; in my heart your everlasting presence Surround and shelter me in your lotus-heart O drown all my arrogance in my tears.

The good thing is that the nation is waking up to reality.

Pardey ka piche jo bhi ho raha hain, in this age of information - that is getting leaked and awakening the Humans of the Universe and the Humans of Bharat

Enjoy the short clip of the video taken from the Jaipur Dialog

Enough is Enough

Wake up...

Let's rewrite the history of Bharat...

Read... Read... The real History of Bharat...

The History of the Freedom Movement I

The History of the Freedom Movement II

The History of the Freedom Movement III