Conversion and Indian Politics (Part 4)

As I have already said in the first part, the Aryans invaded from Central Asia to the Indus Valley region with their cattle from 1178 BCE to 650 BCE, defeated, drove out, enslaved the aborigines in the regions and conquered the Indus Valley with their tricks. Hence the region was named as "Hindu" by the Aryans (Sindhu in Sanskrit) meaning "enslaved" in Perian (Iranian Language). The Greeks (Herodotus) called it "Indos" in the 5th century BCe and the Romans referred it "Indus" in their chronicles. The word India or Hindu itself refers to the Indus region of Sindhu river, and in the Persian dictionary of Lughet-e-Kishwari the word "Hindu" meaning thief, robber, slave. There are historical references that the invading Aryans called the existing aborigines as such. Sebastio Manric, a Western Christian historian who traveled during the Islamic rule in 1649 CE, called all non-Muslims in the present Indian subcontinent region (Adi, Dravidian, Vegan, Vaishnava, Jain, Buddhist, Sikh, ancestral, nature worship) as "Hindus". During the British rule in the area after 1750 CE, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Kolkata, West Bengal, Sir. Jones Williams wrote and passed a judicial order to include all the religions in India other than Christianity & Islam under one name “Hinduism” for administrative convenience with the leading Varnasram Dharma Brahmin religion and enshrined such “Hinduism” in the Constitution in 18^th Century CE.  Kolkata was the capital of the British during that period. Relying on the false information of the Brahmins under him, Jones Williams did this. To this day it is enshrined in our constitutions and laws which is the only section not amended. But before Jones Williams until then there was no mention of "Hinduism" in this area in any historical reference or literature.

 

https://advatic.blogspot.com/2018/04/the-name-hinduism-is-coined-by-sir.html#.Yft-wtLhVNA

 

https://www.hinduismfacts.org/sects-of-hinduism/

 

 

Religions that come under  the religion of Hinduism

 

Aryan and Aryan, Dravidian mixed religions

 

Dvaitam - Everything is sorcery, zero, illusion

Advaitam - The only truth is that Brahma is infinite

 

Pure Aryan religion - Brahminism or Sanatan

 

Shaivism  - Sithaanthal Shaivism, Veera Saivam, Lingayatism, Natha

                   Samprathayam, Kashmiri Shaivism, Thrika Shaivism,  

                   Pasupatha Saivism, Agora Samprathayam, Siddha Saivam,

                  Kangalam, Kaalaamugam, Maaviratham, Somam,       

                 Ilaagudam, Vaathulam, Ilaanjanam, Vaamam, Viaravam, 

                 Kaabaalam, Kaabaaligam, Kaalaananam, Shaiva Saasanam,

                           Paadaanavaatham, Pethavaatham, Sivasamavaatham,

                           Sivasangiraantham, Eesuvara Avigaram,

                           Sivathuvidam, Lokulikam, Somasittantham, Misram,

                           Sroutha Saivam, Aikkiyavaatha Shaivism.

   

Vaishnavism - Kaudiya Vaishnavism, Manipuri Vaishnavism, Nimbarka

                          Tradition, Sri Vaishnava Tradition, Rudra Tradition,

                          Warkari tradition, Ramanandi (Telugu) tradition,

                           Odia Vaishnavism, Mahanubhava tradition, Sahajia

                           Baul Sampradayam, Ekasarana Dharma, Radha         

                         Vallabha Tradition, Pranami Tradition, Swaminarayan                             Tradition, Ramasnehi Tradition, Haridas Sects,         

                        Pushtimarka Sects,  Sakthism, Smartism, Harihara Sects.

                         

Other religions: Saktam, Kanapathiyam, Kaumaram, Sauram

 

Jainism - by Mahaveer in 599-527 BCE against the Aryan religion

                 Originated as a separate religion

 

Buddhism - Monotheism by Siddhartha Gautama Buddha in 563–483 BCE

 

Sikhism - Followed by a group of people in the 15th century

                 In the 18th century CE (1748-1799) by Guru Nanak

                 Originated as a religion. ONE GOD principle with cults

 

Pure Dravidian religions: Nattar deity (idol) religion, ancestor

                            Worship, Nature Worship, Sun Worship,

                            Veriyaattam, Nadukkal, Theyyam, ghost worship,

                       Santha Karpagam, Sanga Virubam, Sathuvam 

 

Non-religious worships:  Vallalar's "Jothi Valipaadu" - One Lord -

                                        “Arutperunjothi ; Thaniperunkarunai”                 

                Ayyavu Vaikundar's "Ayyavazhi"

                 Narayanaguru's "Monotheism" - one race, one humanity

 

Some people in Brahmin Religion do not allow idolatry.

Instead, they emphasize the worship of ONE GOD Almighty  "Brammam” and follow and hour their religious their sages and ancestors. Some Brahmins religions also claim that Brahmins are gods. They are referring “Aham” and  “Brammam” to denote themselves. But they describe all others that is non-Brahmins as "Sutras"

 

Even if you separate a single religion from Hinduism with millions of people today, the Constitution of India will not recognize you as a separate religion. According to the Indian Constitution, other than Muslims and Christians all other people (both atheists and non-believers) are Hindus. This was made by Brahmins in 1764 CE  during British period as Brahmins wanted to rule the entire Hinduism under Brahminical supremacy. This was their strategic move to play a big role by their political maneuvering and conspiracy. This is the only chapter that has not been amended in Indian Constitution in both pre-independence and post-independence constitution amendments. They will not allow changing this because they are in power. They shout "conversion" “conversion” all over India because if people will convert to a large number from Hinduism, they will have trouble in their rule, power and authority. 

Sir. Williams Jones  - Supreme Court of India (Kolkata) - 1764