Question and Answer

Why?

Why there were and are always some major issues with our beautiful country India. If we take our history text book we mostly find that innumerable people tried to conquer this land and harass the people over here. Since Muhammad bin Qasim age to Moghuls , everyone came and made living of people miserable. Marathas tried to make peace for a while, but that was also short lived.

Things got worse when British invaded India and became rulers.  By 1910 they took 90 crores of revenue to England. By this we can imagine how much they tortured us. Uncountable people died, many families shattered to give the coming generation a free country. Gandhiji, Tilak, Savarkar and many more left their lucrative jobs and lived a pitiable life. Back to my question. Why???...

Why so much of sufferings. Now after independence problems are no less. Terrorist are always ready for a war, our brave Army is 24*7 protecting us from them. Corruption, poverty the internal problems are no less. I don’t know about other countries but my nation has gone through great problems and also going through.  But what actually give us the strength to fight against such odds?
Mysterious.  How come always there is sunshine after the darkness. So much of diversity we have in our country. Diversity in thinking, in culture, in dressing everything.  When any problem appears we leave behind our differences and fight with oneness. This is the country where humanity is worship along with the Almighty. We love and practice peace.

 Because-  Sun never sets on Indian Empire. 

LEARN FROM GODs

                 Hinduism is not a religion but a way of life. Our deities depicted it very beautifully. Instead of just praying to God when we are in some problems or reciting the Shlokas, we can learn from them and find the answer to the impediments. We perform idol worship and have made our mind that they are God so they can conquer the problems or any obstacles they face. Instead see them as symbol for answering our issues. Also there must be some hidden message given by the almighty to us through the photos we see of them as God. If we say God is“Nirgun Nirakar” (which means virtue less and formless God) then how can he be in so many shapes and sizes? May be He wants us to learn something from the depictions.

 Lets take this picture. Elephant headed God. May be he wants us to protect animals as we human being who can think should be the saviour of mother earth and her children. Especially Elephant does not have any enemy in forest. Though being such a huge body he never troubles anyone. This could also be a message for us that be strong be confident but be down to earth.

This picture is especially for girls. If a girl decides she can control a Lion and kill the evil around by herself. Instead of depending on any man be self confident and fight wherever needed. This picture depicts the power of a woman. She can handle so many things at a time. If we relate it for today’s scenario, a woman can do a good career and also look after her family at a same time.

                

Hanuman as all know symbolize strength. He is also a great manager and a leader. He showed it in Lanka episode. Lord Rama asked him only to find Sita. But he proactively destroyed the place so that to show Ravana that his enemy is not someone ordinary. Also by burning whole Lanka he made publicity of the unrighteous deed of Ravana.

                Indra the king of God. Though being a king he is anxious and uneasy always as he feared that his throne is endangered. He got cursed too because of his deeds. So this shows that be calm and contented with what we have with us. Don’t be too anxious.

               

  Lord Rama, though we call him Lord he dint perform any miracles like typical Gods did. He just had his bow and arrow and won every war he fought. He teaches us man doesn’t need extraordinary powers to be good and be “Maryada purushottam”. He faced every challenge a man faces in life. He studied the situation and found the best answer for it.

-         - Feeling Proud OF BEING HINDU