Wednesday 30 January 2019

Hindu Rashtra - the Need of the Hour

There is far too much talk about Left Wingers and Right Wingers in India. Communists, Congress, 95% of Media, the so called 'Intellects' (who are nothing but) and 'Cultural Leaders' form the backbone of the Left Wing Ecology, while the Hindu supporters, BJP, the larger Hindu Parivar form the core of the Right Wingers.

This is a misnomer. We do not have genuine Left Wingers or Right Wingers in India. Anyone who knows Kerala Politics are aware of the Communist Government hobnobbing with Multi millionaires. They all have business interests with them, their children hold high positions in the so called 'Bourgeoisie' Companies owned by these Businessmen, mostly from the minority community who 'manage' the money looted by the leaders. Less said about Congress's commitment towards left ideology the better. The wealth amassed by the family and top leaders is an indicator of the lip service given by these crooks. The intellectuals and cultural leaders, media persons have enjoyed the privilege, foreign money and are wealthier beyond imagination. When it comes to personal wealth creation, which is against basic Leftist ideology, all of them are in the same boat.

Neither is BJP and the greater Hindu Parivar Right Wing. Modi has done more of wealth redistribution than any other Prime Minister of India. In fact the BJP Government at the Centre can be accused of being more leftist than anyone else. The larger Hindu Parivar might be Culturally right, but they do not have a clear stand on where they stand with respect to Economic Philosophy.

Actually, both are Centric in their thinking.

I would rather categorize those involved into Hindu Wing (HW) and Chrislamist Wing (CW). 

The CW comprises of the so  called LW mentioned above. Their only aim is to block Hindus from asserting themselves and their identity. During the past few decades they have ensured the narrative is created favouring them, and have placed their people at the head of all Institutions, the Supreme Court being the prime example. They use the media effectively (though they have lost credibility completely), now control the social media like twitter and facebook (which ban the HW people indiscriminately at the drop of a hat), and are well funded by their Abrahamic Religion patrons overseas. They continuously attack everything that is Hindu.

The so called RW are the HW. They would like to uphold Hindu Traditions, at least push back the CW agenda, but are handicapped infrastructure wise. They have a lot of catching up to do. Years of anti hindu bashing of school books have led to a situation where todays children are bereft of any knowledge of the rich and powerful hindu culture. 

The HR Ministry under Modi has seen some stand out pygmies making a mess of it. The need of the hour in the next Modi Government is to find someone like Nitin Gadkari, a doer, who will ramrod the cleansing process in a couple of years. We do not need incremental corrections, but all the books have to be trashed and completely rewritten. Even then it will take at least 20 years for the HW to change the mindset. Sanskrit should be made compulsory across the Country. English should be promoted as only an additional language required for International Communication with English speaking Countries alone. In any case the relevance of USA is diminishing, and UK is virtually no one in the Global Economic Scenario. We can make a beginning by getting out of Commonwealth and telling Britain, who are patronizing, to get off.

A systemic purging of our Institutions of the CW people should be a priority. Anyway Modi gets a bad name from these people, despite letting them carry out their agenda. Why not then turn the screw and put them in their place?

Till we do this, and create a sense of pride amongst the Hindus, the CW will hold the upper hand.

We need the Hindu Rashtra in all its Glory.

Tuesday 1 January 2019

2019

January 1 as New Year has no special significance. For me it is just another date. No significant astrological change happens normally on January 1 that has the power to change ones destiny on a New Year Day. It cannot also be said to be the beginning of something new or letting go of the old. This can be done any other day. January 1 is only that, Just Another Day.

But this year, astrologically both Mercury (Budhan) and Venus (Sukran) transit on January 1st. Hence, it is possible to see a just noticeable change in one's fortunes from the New Year day, at least for the month of January.

The real change is likely to be from first week of March, when Rahu and Ketu transits to Mithunam and Dhanus respectively, which has the power to change your fortunes for the next one and a half years.

Transit for Saturn (Sani) is not indicated this year, though the planet goes through a long period as retrograde in 2019. 

Jupiter (Guru) in Vrichigam at the beginning of the year is in his friend Mars' house, and in Parivartana with Mars, which augurs well. It also has the ability to reduce strife generally. But it has an athisara motion in March to its own house Dhanus, before returning to Vrichigam, and finally moving forward in late November to the more favourable Dhanus for the next 13 months, where it will deliver better results.

With General Elections in April-May, when Saturn is in retrograde, post Rahu-Ketu transit, and when Jupiter is in Athisara followed by retrograde motion, it will be interesting to see what this combination brings. With Indian elections spread over 45 days where planets are in turbulent state, I predict a mixed result, with different outcomes from different phases of polling. Modi is Vrichiga Rasi born. He is in the last phase of his 7 1/2 Sani. He has worked very hard during the past 7 years, and hence Sani is likely to bestow him with another term. If he wins, then his next term is likely to be very smooth. Also, Guru going in Athisaram in March - April is likely to favour him. I would expect him to call for an election in March - April.

Retrograde motion of Saturn and the Athisaram of Guru is likely to make this year not a drab one for everyone, as the fortunes are likely to fluctuate.

So, do not expect a sedate, steady year but gear up for a reasonably dynamic one.

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