04-17-2007, 08:43 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Bharatvarsh+Apr 17 2007, 06:09 PM-->QUOTE(Bharatvarsh @ Apr 17 2007, 06:09 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Since when did turncoats and traitors get an equal stake in the Hindu narrative, a Mirza Jai Singh will never get even 1% of what a Shivaji or Hammir Dev Chauhan gets in the history books of Hindus,
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Fine, but if YOU are Hindu, you had better get your story out. I bet I can add a lot more "Hindu narratives" written by non Hindus while people sit around and argue what should come in and what should not.
Recall that I can't write YOUR narrative. I can write MINE and I will, and nobody will stop me. It is up to those who read my narrative to judge whether it is Hindu or not.
Only YOU can write YOUR narrative. If you think you are a real Hindu then your narrative needs to come out rather than argument about narratives that will surely come out that you will want to dispute.
What is Hindu about you and your family and your ancestry? What is there in your narrative that adds any value to the Hindu narrative. This is not meant to be a "challenge" but the point that every Hindu should put down his narrative. Even twenty thousand such narratives would be of great value, leave alone 200 million.
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Fine, but if YOU are Hindu, you had better get your story out. I bet I can add a lot more "Hindu narratives" written by non Hindus while people sit around and argue what should come in and what should not.
Recall that I can't write YOUR narrative. I can write MINE and I will, and nobody will stop me. It is up to those who read my narrative to judge whether it is Hindu or not.
Only YOU can write YOUR narrative. If you think you are a real Hindu then your narrative needs to come out rather than argument about narratives that will surely come out that you will want to dispute.
What is Hindu about you and your family and your ancestry? What is there in your narrative that adds any value to the Hindu narrative. This is not meant to be a "challenge" but the point that every Hindu should put down his narrative. Even twenty thousand such narratives would be of great value, leave alone 200 million.