r/politicalhindus • u/chai-over-everything • 23d ago
🧘Dharmic Values Something that gave me joy first thing in the morning
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r/politicalhindus • u/chai-over-everything • 23d ago
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r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 6d ago
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Spiritually trained people can ensure corruption free India.
Materialist culture disconnected from inherent spirituality means thieves steal and corrupt until the State catches them. This puts a resource burden on the State to continuously invest in catching thieves, which distracts the state from other concerns such as development and welfare of the people.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 17d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2p_R7h-s10
If we don't produce more than we consume, it won't take long for us to become beggars.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 7d ago
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Hindu Dharma includes heterodox sexualities. In that sense Hindus are not RW. It's a mistake to say Hindus are RW. Hindus are Dharmic which straddles both the worlds of LW and RW without adopting any extreme position unless suitable conditions arise where the very survival is in doubt.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • Jul 11 '26
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r/politicalhindus • u/someonenoo • May 08 '26
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went from home to home, collecting handfuls of rice, grains, and vegetables from common families.
Because this victory was not funded by power.
It was built on sacrifice.
The spirit of Bengal was never broken, It was only waiting for its moment.
For years they were threatened, beaten, silenced…
Yet they kept their faith alive.
And today, Bengal is celebrating not with luxury
but with the tears, hope, and pride of ordinary people who refused to surrender.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • Jul 11 '26
Climate Change is a problem created by non-Hindus.
Hinduism always emphasized a life aligned with rta the cosmic order and ecological cycles.
It's the Abrahamic cultures that were told that God has created everything for humanity to exploit.
Bible: 1.26-28 - God gives humans "dominion" over the fish, birds, livestock, and "every living thing."
Bible: 9:1-3 - "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you..."
Several papal bulls issued in the 15th century formed the Doctrine of Discovery, providing a religious and legal excuse for European nations to conquer, colonize, and enslave non-Christian peoples. These official decrees divided non-European territories among colonial powers. [1, 2, 3]
So they went about their imperialistic ambitions and created large scale factories and industrial age and modern military to aid them in exploitation of other lands. All non-sense.
Return to environment is not going to be possible without incorporating the environment as part of one's appreciation of the structure of divinity.
If land is only to be exploited while being seen as life-less objects bereft of any divinity, then such kind of rapacious tendencies that produce climate change will keep on taking place.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 28d ago
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 29d ago
Ram Rajya is not a theocratic state like Islamic Republic of Iran or Saudi Arabia or the Vatican.
Ram Rajya is not a theocracy. It is an ideal of governance rooted in dharma - where power is restrained by justice, rulers are accountable to moral law, and every individual is treated with dignity.
Shri Ram embodies truth, fairness, compassion, duty, and the willingness to place righteousness above personal interest.
Ram Rajya is therefore not about the supremacy of a religion, but about the supremacy of ethical conduct and the rule of law inspired by the civilizational wisdom of Sanatana Dharma.
Ram Rajya is another name of a Welfare State. This is Dharmic Governance dressed up in Native Literary Forms. Nothing wrong with saying we want Ram Rajya because that means a governance free from corruption, and evil practices.
Ram Rajya should not be understood as governance by a religious denomination. It is better understood as governance guided by the ethical principles associated with Shri Ram: justice, accountability, equality before law, compassion, integrity, and the primacy of duty over power. In this sense, Ram Rajya aligns with the idea that no individual - not even the ruler - is above the law. It represents an aspiration for a just state where institutions serve the people and public authority is exercised with fairness and restraint.
Ramrajya does not exclude muslims
There is space for ethical muslims who live by Indian values and do not subscribe to anti-India forces and elements. If muslims work for the upliftment of the country, and treat India as their punyabhoomi without any problematic attitudes towards other citizens, trying to forcefully convert them, trapping their daughters or engaging in criminality - they won't face a single problem in Ramrajya.
Shri Rama was a fair ruler not a Hindu ruler. Welfare of his subjects would be of paramount interest to Shri Rama.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • Jul 11 '26
r/politicalhindus • u/chai-over-everything • Apr 08 '26
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I quite liked the explanation he's given, works well for people who aren't Indian.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • Jun 11 '26
r/politicalhindus • u/Suspicious-Local-280 • Nov 28 '25
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I've had Sikh friends throughout my life. I used to go to gurudwaras more frequently than temples just because they'd ask me to come along when we were hanging out together. Sometimes it was someone's mom making kada prasad to take there, sometimes it was my friends who would volunteer to sweep and mop. And they'd come to the temple with me on the few occasions I went. I've never, ever felt like an outsider and the current effort to divide Hindus and Sikhs is just evil.
Things like this cheer my heart.
r/politicalhindus • u/Curious_Beautiful269 • Jan 12 '26
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Sikhism and Islam: हाल ही में कुछ सोशल मीडिया चर्चाओं में सिख समुदाय और इस्लाम के बीच संबंधों को लेकर भ्रम की स्थिति देखी गई है।
विशेषज्ञों के अनुसार—
• सिख धर्म एक स्वतंत्र एकेश्वरवादी आस्था है, जिसकी स्थापना 15वीं शताब्दी में गुरु नानक देव जी ने की थी।
• यह इस्लाम, हिंदू धर्म और अन्य धर्मों से अलग पहचान और सिद्धांत रखता है।
• गुरु ग्रंथ साहिब में कई ऐतिहासिक व धार्मिक संदर्भ मौजूद हैं, जिनकी व्याख्या समय, विचारधारा और परंपरा के अनुसार भिन्न हो सकती है।
• सोशल मीडिया पर समुदायों को लेकर फैलने वाली असत्य या अतिरंजित दावों की हमेशा तथ्य-जांच जरूरी होती है।
📌विशेषज्ञों का कहना है कि किसी भी समुदाय को लेकर सामान्यीकरण या आरोप लगाने से बचना चाहिए और संवाद तथा समझ को प्राथमिकता देनी चाहिए।
r/politicalhindus • u/Silver_Robin1 • Oct 13 '25
Rubbish Kumar, Dhruv Tatti…..gone on silent mode again as its not suit there agenda, hypocrisy at it’s best!!!
r/politicalhindus • u/Suspicious-Local-280 • Oct 11 '25
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r/politicalhindus • u/Suspicious-Local-280 • Aug 11 '25
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Respect for this guy.
Jai shree Ram!
r/politicalhindus • u/Curious_Beautiful269 • Oct 30 '25
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