<!--QuoteBegin-Bharatvarsh+May 16 2008, 07:15 AM-->QUOTE(Bharatvarsh @ May 16 2008, 07:15 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->some of them organize crap like sarva pantha samadar manch
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who organized that? RSS? I am afraid you are mixing RSS with some other groups. Surely one cornerstone of RSS philosophy is ekAtmatA of all bhArata pantha-s. In their daily prayer (ekAtmatA stotra) they invoke all Indic faiths including sanAtan, Vedantic, various reformists, nAstiks - jain/bauddha, sikhs, and traditional atheists. I am aware that they have also created a Rashtriya Muslim Sangha - an organization of nationalist muslims. But the above (sarva dharma stuff) is news to me. Will be willing to learn if you show me where "RSS" organizes sarva pantha samAdara ma~ncha and equates muhammedanism and christianism and hindu faiths.
Afraid of death part - any lessons to be learnt from the failed Hindu Mahasabha of Savarkar? One in my view will be that just few sporadic sprouts of brilliant gallantry dont take you very far. Rather build a larger base even if that of 'afraid to die' fellows. That will take you farther and when time demands will also produce those who are willing to die. (Check out Kannur, and who stands up for Hindus there in Kerala and is willing to die)
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who organized that? RSS? I am afraid you are mixing RSS with some other groups. Surely one cornerstone of RSS philosophy is ekAtmatA of all bhArata pantha-s. In their daily prayer (ekAtmatA stotra) they invoke all Indic faiths including sanAtan, Vedantic, various reformists, nAstiks - jain/bauddha, sikhs, and traditional atheists. I am aware that they have also created a Rashtriya Muslim Sangha - an organization of nationalist muslims. But the above (sarva dharma stuff) is news to me. Will be willing to learn if you show me where "RSS" organizes sarva pantha samAdara ma~ncha and equates muhammedanism and christianism and hindu faiths.
Afraid of death part - any lessons to be learnt from the failed Hindu Mahasabha of Savarkar? One in my view will be that just few sporadic sprouts of brilliant gallantry dont take you very far. Rather build a larger base even if that of 'afraid to die' fellows. That will take you farther and when time demands will also produce those who are willing to die. (Check out Kannur, and who stands up for Hindus there in Kerala and is willing to die)