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I congratulate Dalit Voice for waking up
the Bahujan Samaj in deep sleep. We are proud that a reputed
organisation from Lodon, LISA, has taken note of the Editor's strong
movement and given you an International Award (DV June 16, 2005)
Myself and crores of Shiv Dharmis are very
much thankful to you for taking our movement to world level. DV has
already given us international recognition. Through DV, Shiv Dharma has
reached corners of the world.
Not only the Marathas but a very big
section of Bahujan Samaj, numbering about 12 lakhs, attended our Shiv
Dharma function on Jan.12, 2005 at Sindhked Raja
R.S.S. WORRY
It was not only unique but definitely one
of the biggest gatherings that denounced and renounced the Hindu
religion. The Hindu nazi RSS gang has taken serious note of the huge
turnout and called four RSS Chief Ministers to Nagpur to discuss the
issue. Though all print and electronic media boycotted our function, our
Shiv Dharmis themselves acted as Doordarshan and Akashwani.
By not giving publicity to such a
world-shaking event the Brahmins have proved their stranglehold over the
media. It is proved beyond doubt that Brahmins the micro-minority 3% are
nothing but the most cruel and organised terrorist gang in the world.
America and European countries are trying
to prove Muslims as terrorists but we believe that the credit for being
the No.1 terrorist must go to the Brahmins of India.
Unfortunately, a major section of Bahujan
Samaj is fully under the Brahminical grip. This gulam (enslaved) section
has also to be freed liberated from Brahminism.
SHOCKING
REVELATIONS OF RAJASHREE DANGE
I have read the articles of Sister
Rajashree Dange and K.S. Chalam (DV June 16, 2005). Rajashree is worried
about lack of women participation in Dalit movement. We as non-Budhist
and non-Dalits are very much worried and concerned about such things. We
along with our other Bahujan movements consider the Ambedkar movement as
a progressive movement and also as our guide. But when we come close to
Ambedkarites, we feel that in religious and cultural matters the
Ambedkar movement is still faced with same basic problems afflicting the
non-Dalit society. The views expressed by Rajashree and Chalam not only
prove our fears but shocking to non-Dalits who look up to the
Ambedkarite movement for guidance. The Ambedkarites and Budhists must be
worried over her revelations.
Failure to strictly follow Budhism and the
22-Oaths should straight-away lead to disqualification. Many Dalit
leaders simply talk of the life of Babasaheb and glorify him. Many
Ambedkarites have become mere devotees of Babasaheb but failed to follow
his thoughts. There is no point in simply deifying Babasaheb without
following his burning thoughts
A Nagpur University student did Ph.D.
under Prof. Dr. Pradeep Aglawe on "Impact of Ambedkarite movement on
society". The conclusion was that the Ambedkarite movement is kept alive
only by illiterates, poor and rural people. But the elite, educated and
rich Dalits kept themselves away from Ambedkarite movements. Many of
them follow Hindu traditions and superstitions. Hinduisation of Budhism
has become total and complete. Dalit Voice itself had a long Debate on
this subject.
MURDER OF BUDHISM
The murder of a person can be excused but
the murder of a movement, that too the revolutionary Ambedkarite
thought, is not excusable. The RSS has defeated the Bahujan movement.
That is why L.K. Advani's statement hailing secularism and Jinnah is
taken very seriously by the RSS. I am elaborating a point to impress how
our society is progressing. Honstely but on wrong lines. Many Budhists
have become Hindu-Budhist and this is a major hurdle. Hinduism in brain
but Budhism in drain would lead to such problems raised by Rajshree and
K.S. Chalam. Under the Hindu religion women are denied all rights. To
respect and attract Dalit women into the movement, Babasaheb himself at
Mahad had addressed Dalit women. He told Dalit women to give up all
Hindu thoughts and all its associate things.
He asked the women themselves to lead
anti-Hindu movement. No society can become the ruling class if women are
kept in chains
MANGAL SUTRA
MAGIC
About the mangal sutra, much has been
written in DV. Having a mangal sutra means you are a gulam. Mangal Sutra
is a vaidik symbol of gulami (slavery). Kumkum or bindi is yet another
sign of women's slavery to man. All these old vaidik inhuman traditions
have acquired a state of prestige like ornaments. Wearing ornaments has
become a fashion. They say it adds to the beauty of the woman.
Our objection is for compulsion and
Brahminical traditions. Our suggestion is women should have the option
for ornaments. It should not be related to marriage or symbol of married
woman. Brahmins have injected the fear in minds of women and this fear
is playing havoc. So much so they are afraid of the death of their
husbands.
If a black mani-mangal sutra can save the
husband, how then the man dies even when the woman is wearing a mangal
sutra? To kill this fear, the husband must step forward and snatch away
the Brahmin symbol (mangal sutra) of his wife.
We in the Shiv Dharma have started this.
We prepared our own shivmalas which are common for both woman and man,
married or unmarried or a divorcee. The shivmala is octagonal in shape
–which is the shape of shivrajmudra and a finger of Jijamata is
inscribed on one side. The size may vary as per choice. It may be tied
with thread or chain and it can be made of any metal of your choice
I am proud to reveal that hundreds of
women offered their mangal sutras in shivdan on Jan.12, 2005. My wife
Rekha Khedekar, wears shivmala but no mangal sutra.
My appeal to Dalit women is that study the
movement, take part in movement, educate your children and husband, take
care of your own health, keep scientific approach in life, develop habit
of reading good books, take part in cultural programmes, observe the
principles of Budhism in life, try to become leader of your group, keep
visiting new developed places and lastly believe in yourself and not
what others say.
I thank you for publishing my Shiv Dharma
speech in English. DV helped us to take our Shiv Dharma thought to world
corners.
(Reproduced from DV August 16th - 31st,
2005) |