Ahura Mazda

Linguistics matters, and while religion should not matter unfortunately it does too. Ever wondered how literary and shudh Hindi is ridiculed in India of all countries while Urdu is considered an aesthetic language and is the lingua franca of Bollywood and literary circles. Here is an assignment: search "Soorajmukhi by Bhupinder Singh" on YouTube and listen to it. I grew up on Pakistani Rock bands like Call, Jal, Strings and Raeth so I'm actually a fan of urdu aesthetics but the way Hindi is treated, except in government documents is kind of strange. Shudh and literary Hindi is now devoid of all aesthetics and that's why I recommended you to listen to Soorajmukhi by Bhupinder Singh. Here is a mental exercise for you again, Muslims consist of fifteen percent of the Indian population, and yet they are always in the dominant national narrative. It could be because of two reasons, either they have an insidious hold in the power circles, or that it is an active game of identity politics that always keeps them in the limelight. I respect all religions, mostly because they are all different paths of reaching the infinite which we call as God. Though I won't say I'm a very big fan of Islam mostly because in its political form it is basically an ideology of conquest and subjugation and it doesn't really allow diversity and pluralism in its philosophy and so diversity and pluralism becomes totally dependent on those who interpret it, which knowing the history of humanity may not turn out to be right. The Muslims who are privileged or enlightened gravitate towards Sufism, while the bottom of the barrel scum following the ideology get weaponised and radicalised in hopes of getting fresh pussy in heaven. No other religion could have caused the partition of India, and India lost a huge chunk of land during it and there is a threat of losing more. Islam cucked most of the regions neighbouring to us, and cucked us. Persia got cucked, present day Afghanistan got cucked and India, especially the north too got cucked. Islam doesn't really believe in preserving history as it is evident in the destruction Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan and destruction of temples, libararies and centres of learning in India in the past. Only Islamic country I see preserving its past and traditions, at least at present and I don't know about the future, is Indonesia. You can see the coalition between the left and Islam all over the world and in India you can see it in the coalition of Islamists and Marxists in elite institutions like JNU, I mean the oil money from middle-east has to go somewhere. Funnily enough communists are first to get cucked by Islam when it gets power. Persia got cucked by Islam, and it's original religion and culture got totally decimated by it and yet it is responsible for most of the aesthetics that are in Islam in the region and subcontinent. The Indian, especially North Indian, Islamic aesthetics are not Arab in origin, but Persian. And here the Parsis come to India, exiled by their country, and cuck the Indians through business. Indians ultimately are the most cucked people on the planet, and I used to think it's resilience, but the past decade tells me it's not, it's the design of slavery. The British chose the absolute scum to rule after they left and looking at state of nation today, they haven't really disappointed. I'm not a big fan of Manusmriti either but the thing about Hinduism is that it is a diverse philosophy, in which you can pick and choose what to believe, I can choose to be a Vaishnav, a Shaiv, a Shakt, a Charvaka or I can choose to believe in Samkhya, Advaita Vedanta or I can even choose to be an atheist, which the current political establishment is trying to change, it's basically Islamification of Hinduism with radicalism and dogma and weaponisation of unemployed idiots. The worst kind of rapists prevent couples from meeting in parks and on Valentine's day but then that's as much related to class as it is to religion. My suggestion, read Premchand, read Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, read Jaishankar Prasad and read the writers of the time when literary Hindi actually used to matter.