Karñ Duryodhan: 2

Karñ Duryodhan

Gotrbhid Mahābhārat :

SHŪDRASÝ TU SAVARÑAIV NĀNYĀ BHĀRYĀ VIDHĪYATÉ

DSM Satyarthi

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Kuntī Chaturvédī lifted her legs and put them on my shoulders.

“I’m immensely grateful to you, Durgesh. You brought our eldest son, Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī, back to me. The historical Kuntī could never get her son back.”

“The historical Kuntī didn’t have the courage necessary. You have.” I said gravely.

“Why the hell Suyodhan Sharmā have come here?”

“He wants to keep Karñ in his favor. After all, they are friends still now. Suyodhan Sharmā helped Karñ when he needed his help very much.”

“Nevertheless it wasn’t because Suyodhan Sharmā sympathized with Karñ. It was because he hated Pāndav Chaturvédīs very much. Suyodhan Sharmā couldn’t bear the glory of our Pāndav Chaturvédī sons.” Kuntī Chaturvédī said somewhat curtly.

I smiled.

Pāndav Chaturvédīs or Pāndav Sharmās Kuntī Chaturvédī?”

Chapter 3

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1.  Commentary on Ved

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3. On Islam

4. On History

5. Science Fiction

6.  Creative Adult Sex in English from Durgesh

7. Durgesh in Hindi/Urdu

Karñ Duryodhan: 1

Karñ Duryodhan

Gotrbhid Mahābhārat :

SHŪDRASÝ TU SAVARÑAIV NĀNYĀ BHĀRYĀ VIDHĪYATÉ

DSM Satyarthi

Chapter 1

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī wasn’t surprised even a bit when Suyodhan Sharmā visited him.

Ignoring protocol, Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī himself boarded the ship.

He wore a holographic identity card.

It displayed his handsome unbearded face with remarkable fidelity, and underneath it was his name,

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī,

President,

Sharma  Brahm Indrprasth Creations ,’

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī still had a fresh and easygoing look and manner.

He stared about the ship with clear amazement.

“How did you get down this fast, Suyodhan Sharma, my friend? We weren’t expecting you for two hours.”

“It’s a new model ship,” said Suyodhan SHARMA, with non-committal politeness.

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī stepped into the pilot room and said at once,

“Gravitic?”

“With alternative Eīshān Vaigyānik arrangements.” Suyodhan Sharma said tonelessly.

He wasn’t foolish enough to deny anything that was so obvious.

Besides, he expressly wanted to impress Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī that he too can get from HVSI what the Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations get.

He wasn’t a damn fool enough to trust Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī that he would still remain loyal to his friendship.

Yes, he said with his Presidency on Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations, Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations would never fight against Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations.

But why should she?

With Durgesh Jījū and Arjun Sharma with her, why Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations would need ever to attack on Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations?

It was  a wrong decision to divide Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations into Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations and Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations.

Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations, thus, lost the unimaginable Eīshān Vaigyānik warriors Arjun Sharma, and Bhīmvipr Sharma.

His ever infamous maternal uncle, Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr, never understood the importance of Arjun Sharma, and Bhīmvipr Sharma in these Eīshān Vaigyānik days, in this Eīshān Vaigyānik era.

Hey Bhagvān, how the morals changed so fast.

Polygamy replaced monogamy fastly.

Yet, LGBT also spread tremendously and cuckolding consequently.

It wasn’t limited to Pseudo Musalmīn now.

Even so many traditional Brāhmañs were suffering from it, so many Savarñs too.

Suyodhan Sharma was surprised that the Shūdrāntyaj Hindus were least suffering from it.

The cuckold life was a normal life for the LGBT now.

They were even proud of it.

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī smiled.

“Very interesting. We hear of them but we never see them somehow. Motors in the hull?”

“That’s so.” Suyodhan Sharma said.

Eīshān Vaigyānik Motors too?”

Eīshān Vaigyānik Motors too.”

Bachhalyā Brahmkanyās Bachhalyā Brahmāñīs?”

“Hell, nope! They fail miserably. Hopeless entirely.”

“I see. Ashvinātam?”

“We haven’t another option. Bachhalyā Brahmkanyās Bachhalyā Brahmāñīs Yantrs are suitable optimum only in building families and running the administration in constructive manner. They don’t accept any cunning strategy even, while ashvinātam Yantr work smoothly everywhere.”

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī looked at the computer.

“Computer circuits, likewise?”

“That’s so.” Suyodhan Sharma said.

“Oh, well, what I need to complete the formalities is the ships documentation. You know, despite my election result that I’m to lead Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations as her new President, we are still friends. The opposition can raise hell if there’s any security lapse whatsoever.”

“I understand,” Suyodhan Sharma said gravely.

Kuntī Chaturvédī was smarter than others were, all of them thought.

“It’s great that a Chaturvédī, Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī, is the new President of a Sharma Brahm Creations.” Suyodhan Sharma smiled to ease the high political tension somewhat.

The original Kuntī of Dvāpar era could never succeed in bringing back her eldest pre-marital son, Karñ, in her favor.

He died fighting for Duryodhan.

But Kuntī Chaturvédī had learned her lesson from it.

She also gave birth to a son before she was married.

She also abandoned him.

Yet, Kuntī Chaturvédī managed to watch him on her own yacht, traveling beside her son.

She knew where her son, Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī, was.

She managed to be friend of Rādhā, Adhirath’s wife, and kept an eye on her son constantly.*

Kuntī Chaturvédī put her beautiful nude Chaturvédī Brāhmañ legs on my equally nude shoulders.

She herself arched her waist, elevated it to receive my Bachhalyā penetration.

She had vowed not to let the world war, Mahābhārat again.

It was the Infinite Brāhm Kalp now, its everfirst Satyug, Sanā Kr’tyug.

She was worried that Gāndhārī Mukherjī Dīdī could not explain to her brother, Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr, that Shakuni was a failed person despite all his shrewdness and smartness.

Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr was still following Shakuni.

He didn’t believe that Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī would still work for his ever ambitious Bhānjā, Suyodhan Sharma.

I penetrated Kuntī Chaturvédī.

It was a Yogdarshan now that I should use Bachhalyā Brahmkanyā Bachhalyā Brahmāñī Yantr for creative and constructive affirmations and transmissions.

It’s more appropriate than Ashvinātam Yantr is even for creative and constructive affirmations and transmissions.

“You are keeping watch on Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī, Durgesh?”

“Don’t worry, Kuntī Chaturvédī,” I smiled, “Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī isn’t your son alone. I’m too his real father. I too love my son.”

Kuntī Chaturvédī constricted her Chaturvédī Brāhmañ vaginal muscles around my entirely immersed ever creative ever constructive Bachhalyā Shaft.

Suyodhan Sharma is your responsibility.”

“Okay,”

“I’m afraid of the original Mahābhārat Time Cycle.”

“We are successfully changing it, darling,” I reassured her, “You’ve visited the ultimately improved Trétā now yourself. Has Kaikéyī succeeded? Has Mantharā succeeded?”

“Well, it took too many time slits however,”

“It was necessary.”

“I understand. Yet I wonder often how many time slits our Mahābhārat Time Cycle itself would require to make it entirely ineffective.”*

Suyodhan Sharma touched Pāndu Sharma’s feet.

Pāndu Sharma hugged him.

“How’s my ever smart nephew?”

Eīshānasýānugraham, Pitr’výshrī,” Suyodhan Sharma smiled politely.

Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī also bent to touch Pāndu Sharma’s feet, but Pāndu Sharma stopped her as soon as she bent.

“No, my child,” Pāndu Sharma hugged her; “You are my daughter in law, not less than my own daughter herself. You don’t need it,”

Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī expressed her respect to Pāndu Sharma, nevertheless.

Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī was shrewder than Suyodhan Sharma even.

She had vowed not to let Suyodhan Sharma influenced by Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr’s dirty politics.

It was her own idea that they should visit Sharma Brāhmañ Indrprasth Creations.

Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī enjoyed sex with me in front of Suyodhan Sharma.

She had numerous beautiful Musalmān girlfriends that she allowed Suyodhan Sharma to have sex with, even when Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī and I were enjoying sex.

“The damnfool,” Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī used to say scornfully, “He hates me for my comparatively inherent Brāhmañ coldness for sex. He loves to have sex with my beautiful Musalmān girlfriends instead wildly.”

“Beware of Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr, however,” I had warned her enjoying sex with Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī gently, yet passionately, she needed my masculine Bachhalyā love very much, “Most of the Musalmān girlfriends you have are Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr’s commandos and duly trained professional secret agents.”

“I know. My father is a Tripāŧhī Brāhmañ, but my Ammī is a Saåūdī Årab Wahābī Musalmān that left Saåūdī Årab when Naåīmah Muħammad Ħasan wasn’t her President.” Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī smiled, “She deliberately married me with Suyodhan Sharma because she wanted the original Time Cycle of Mahābhārat not let to repeat. She knew neither Suyodhan Sharma nor his rest of the ninety-nine younger brothers do understand what Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr is after.”

I smiled.

“You are prepared for them?”

“Sure, but Ammī wants me only to act on what you allow me to. She thinks you are yourself adamant not to let any inter Creations war happen. It’s better to work under your strategy, instead of devising our own that may conflict with what you are already acting on.”

Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī was straddling me.

She was a Brahm Padminī.

She never needed very much sex to satisfy her sexual needs.

Generally, until I was aroused, she had already had her orgasm.

It was the real reason why most Brāhmañs never wanted to marry Brahm Padminīs, despite their ever-incredible immense beauty.*

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī watched all present.

Suyodhan Sharmā hadn’t come there without any particular purpose.

However, Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī wasn’t worried of Suyodhan Sharmā.

He knew very well without Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī, Suyodhan Sharmā was nothing more than a puppet of Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr, nothing else.

It was Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr actually that convinced Suyodhan Sharmā to surrender his immensely beautiful Tripāŧhī Brāhmañ wife, Bhānumatī Tripāŧhī, to me.

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī went through the full ritual of greeting, exchanged stroking remarks without meaning, and offered food and drink.

Through all of this, no mention was made of the outsider and no notice was taken of her.

It was only when the preliminaries were finished and when all were seated that Vaishālī Upādhyāý was introduced.

She was sitting a little farther from the center than the others.

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī knew her importance very well even if the others didn’t.

Even Arjun Sharmā was induced by a lady robot, Ħazrat Saiyadah Fātimah.

Vaishālī Upādhyāý said,

“Mr. President,” without holding out his hand.

Then with an offhand nod, she said,

“And, of course, I have met Suyodhan Sharmā.”

Suyodhan Sharmā’s smile did not waver at the touch of insolence in Vaishālī Upādhyāý’s voice.

Durgesh’s one more ever arrogant Brahmghođī!” Suyodhan Sharmā murmured himself contemptuously, “One more ever useless immensely beautiful Brahm Padminī!”

Vaishālī Upādhyāý heard it.

Yet instead of being angry, she smiled triumphantly at Suyodhan Sharmā.

She wasn’t worried of him even a bit.

Durgesh was ever unconquerable, she knew very well.

Suyodhan Sharmā avoided meeting her eyes.

Her triumphant smile broadened more.

Suyodhan Sharmā was clearly uncomfortable now.

He remembered his first meeting with Vaishālī Upādhyāý.

His younger brother, Sushāsan Sharmā, had informed him,

“Vaishālī Upādhyāý wants to meet you, Bro.”

Durgesh’s extremely beautiful Brahmghođī?”

“Every Brahm Padminī is extremely beautiful and Durgesh’s Brahmghođī now without even a single exception, I think.”  Sushāsan Sharmā smiled contemptuously.

“I know,” Suyodhan Sharmā said furiously, “Brahm Padminī Brahm Jagdambā Act. Padminī Bhārgav.”

“It’s better this way, Brother.” Sushāsan Sharmā said, “They are useless for us. None of them can satisfy us sexually ever. Padminī Bhārgav Dīdī hasn’t done a marvelous thing for Brahm Padminīs only. It’s equally marvelous for us traditional Brāhmañs too.”

“I know, I know.” Suyodhan Sharmā somewhat curtly, “Yet it’s still true that ‘sabten kaŧhin jāti apmānā’. ‘The humiliation of an entire community is hardest to bear ever’.”

“Dādā, we must be practical, I think.” Nikumbh Sharmā supported his elder brother, Sushāsan Sharmā, “Remember please, for Bhagvān’s sake, how unsatisfied we were when our extremely beautiful Brahm Padminī wives were with us. They had their orgasms even before we were ready for them. We had to go to our Musalmān lady slaves to satisfy us sexually. Please, Dādā, it’s better this way, I say.”

“Okay, okay.” Suyodhan Sharmā surrendered.

Vaishālī Upādhyāý found Suyodhan Sharmā not as bad as his reputation was.

It was said that Suyodhan Sharmā was the man behind the partition of Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations.

He never accepted that Yudhishŧhir Sharmā, Bhīmvipr Sharmā, Arjun Sharmā, Nakul Sharmā and Sahdév Sharmā were his uncle, Pāndu Sharmā’s sons.

He never accepted that they were Sharmās even.

He claimed they were Bachhalyās instead.

Their real father was a Bachhalyā, not Pāndu Sharmā.

Suyodhan Sharmā’s smile was most noticeable, Vaishālī Upādhyāý thought.

She pushed her beautiful heavy Brāhmañ buttocks into my nude Bachhalyā lap as much as she could and felt my entire Bachhalyā shaft inside herself.

It gave Vaishālī Upādhyāý utmost security she needed very much to act normal.

Yes, her Sharīr Yantr with Durgesh wasn’t ashvinātam.

Nevertheless, Vaishālī Upādhyāý never believed in destructive means.

She was so habitual of constructive and positive means that she never found herself incapable with me inside her.

Eīshān Vigyān was certainly a wonderful science.

It provided infinite security to the lovemaking couple if the man participating in it was properly Shaktimān.

There wasn’t any requirement from the woman.

She must only know how to use the wonderful science.

Suyodhan Sharmā smiled again.

It was again the most noticeable smile.

Wide and apparently unforced.

It revealed his teeth, prominent, white and well shaped.

“Ah, it is Ms. Vaishālī Upādhyāý, the famous politician from HVSI, who has come to our little Creations to show that I am a dreadful villain, as worst as the historical Duryodhan of Mahābhārat. May I plead that the historical Duryodhan of Mahābhārat never allowed his friend, Karñ, to join his brothers. I do have. And I am not angry with Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī on it. I am visiting his Creations, instead.”

Vaishālī Upādhyāý smiled patronizingly.

She said nothing.

What, the hell, was the use?

Suyodhan Sharmā himself was a politician of today.

No politician ever accepted his mistakes, neither in thinking nor in doing.

“Come in, come in.” Suyodhan Sharmā continued, “You are welcome, Ms. Vaishālī Upādhyāý. I am sorry if my able aide, my younger brother, Sushāsan Sharmā, gave you the impression that I would be unavailable here on Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations politically as I am only a guest here. He is a cautious fellow. He is a great deal more concerned about my time and strategy than I myself am.”

Suyodhan Sharmā stepped one side as Vaishālī Upādhyāý walked in with me behind her.

We both were on our knees, as we didn’t live on oxygen.

We lived on the penetrations of our lovemaking.

Suyodhan Sharmā and the likewise people never believed it.

They claimed it was the rudest way of their humiliation from us.

The Pseudo Musalmīn supported them in their stand.

They also were suffering from our Ashvinātam Sharīr Yantrs.

Vaishālī Upādhyāý said melodically,

“Sorry, your younger brother’s request to project my single body thoroughly clad in clothes was regretted. I need my living energy more here on Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations to function properly. Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations doesn’t live on lovemaking still now, as Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations doesn’t too.”

“Sorry, Ma’am. Our Brāhmañ culture doesn’t allow it.”

“I am too a Brāhmañ, Suyodhan Sharmā.”

“Yes, Ma’am. I know. Nevertheless, your husband is not a Brāhmañ. He is a Bachhalyā.”

I smiled sophisticated.

“Both the Creations, Sharma Brahm Hastināpur Creations and Sharma Brahm Indrprasth Creations, are suffering in this way from the ever curable disease, Death. Have you ever thought of it, Suyodhan Sharmā?”

Suyodhan Sharmā didn’t waver even a bit.

Instead, he smiled pleasantly.

“We aren’t Bachhalyās, Durgesh. We are Brāhmañs.”

“I see.”

“You must, sir.” Sushāsan Sharmā helped his elder brother, “We accept we Brāhmañs are still incapable to project ourselves Immortals, Eternals. Yet you must see we the Brāhmañs, have always sacrificed ourselves Janébhyah, for the people.”

“The Bachhalyās never believe in self sacrifice.” Suyodhan Sharmā said, “In your own words you Bachhalyās believe in ‘tén tyaktén bhunjīthāh’. However, I don’t see any ‘tyaktén’. I see  ‘bhunjīthāh’ only, as far as you Bachhalyās are concerned. ‘Chodnā laxañārtho Dharmah’ I think. ‘Sexual intercourse is the symbol and aim of Dharm, Religion’.”

“Any objection?” I asked gravely.

“Certainly not.” Suyodhan Sharmā smiled triumphantly, “We Brāhmañs believe in ‘Brahmcharyéñ tapasā dévā mr’tyumapāghnat’ more.”*

Vaishālī Upādhyāý watched them contemptuously.

“Sexual intercourse is the ‘Brahmcharý Tap’, Suyodhan Sharmā, yén dévā mr’tyumapāghnat’. Nothing else.”

We had stepped in.

The door closed behind us.

Suyodhan Sharmā gestured us jovially to a well-upholstered armchair, taking himself another one.

Vaishālī Upādhyāý noticed both Suyodhan Sharmā and Sushāsan Sharmā glanced with a moment’s disapproval of our ‘Brahmcharý Tap’, our Sexual intercourse.

Even their younger brother, Nikumbh Sharmā, wasn’t any different.

Vaishālī Upādhyāý looked at them angrily.

“Boys,” she said curtly, “Don’t you have your Inter Creations manners?”

“Sorry, Ma’am.” Suyodhan Sharmā said as politely as he could make it, “Yet, it would have been better if you had summoned us to HVSI Embassy. It was more comfortable for us.”

Vaishālī Upādhyāý cooed deliberately,

Durgesh had also suggested the same thing, boys. Nevertheless, I myself rejected the idea.”

“That’s the real problem.” Suyodhan Sharmā groaned, “Our own womankind is more insistent to humiliate us Brāhmañs than the comparatively more reasonable and more sophisticated Bachhalyās.”

“The Pseudo Musalmīn complain in the same way about their Musalmān womankind.” Vaishālī Upādhyāý smiled, “Why are you traditional Brāhmañs also imitating the Pseudo Musalmīn? You aren’t terrorists as the Pseudo Musalmīn are.”

Suyodhan Sharmā looked at her, scrutinizing.

He suspected now himself.

Was he really right?

Could Vaishālī Upādhyāý really not be what she and Durgesh claim to be?

Whether traditional Brāhmañs are right?

Whether his maternal uncle, Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr, is right?

No woman could be as shameless ever as Durgesh and his ever shameless women claim to be?

Why Durgesh’s women don’t have any flaw ever at all?

Why on the name of Lord Brahmā are they so perfect?

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī also had the same opinion until he hadn’t joined his younger brothers.

Karñ Kauntéý Chaturvédī  too claimed that Durgesh doesn’t have infinite bodies at all.

Neither Durgesh could be genuine nor his entirely flawless women whether they are Muslimāt or Brahmkanyās and Brahmāñīs.

They, entirely all of them must be humanoid robots, none else.

That’s why they can always perform such miracles.

But then was Aunt Shékħzādī Al Sābirah too a lady robot only?

Was Shékħzādī Al Sābirah, his ever-cunning aunt, too not a human being?

Suyodhan Sharmā couldn’t believe it.

No lady robot could be as selfish ever as his aunt Shékħzādī Al Sābirah was.

She had cuckolded her husband, Sheikħ Al Ůmer Al Aħmad Al Zabīr, perfectly.

No lady robot could hurt a human being to such extent ever.

It was absolutely impossible for a positronic mind.

The three laws of Robotics state:

‘A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.’

‘A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the first law.’

‘A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second law.’

Chapter 2

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After She Burned Herself: 1

After She Burned Herself

After Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī Burned Herself

DSM Satyarthi

Chapter 1

First Information

I could not believe what they reported.
Prajāpatipati Dax Brahmāputr could not go to this extent.
Yes, he was angry with me.
Nevertheless, Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī was his daughter.
Wasn’t she?
She could not burn herself on some trivial matter.
It wasn’t her character.
Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī was the one that started a new Kalp, BrāhmKalp.
She was a revolutionary.
She married me against my decision that she should wait somewhat.
Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī couldn’t wait.
She refused to wait.
And now she burned herself?
Because she hated her body for it was given to her by Prajāpatipati Dax Brahmāputr?
Hadn’t I told her our parents were not actually those who gave us our bodies?
Our bodies were given to us by Eīshān Param Brahm Paramātmā Himself.
Then why Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī still hated her body?
Moreover, to the extent that she burned it producing fire from her Yogbal, Brāhmbal?
It was very difficult for me to control myself.
Yet, it was necessary to confirm the news from Vishishŧarshi Devarshi Nārad Brahmāputr.

I closed my eyes and remembered Vishishŧarshi Devarshi Nārad Brahmāputr.
Ityākarñý vachastasý svagañānām vachah prabhuh,
Sasmār Nāradam sarvam gyātum tachcharitam laghu.’
̶ Shiv Mahāpurāñ: Rudrsamhitā: Satīkhand: 32|15

Vishishŧarshi Devarshi Nārad Brahmāputr was the elder brother of Prajāpatipati Dax Brahmāputr.
Nevertheless, Prajāpatipati Dax Brahmāputr was so against Vishishŧarshi Devarshi Nārad Brahmāputr that he had even cursed him breaking even the ever-moral eternal system of respecting one’s elder brother however disagree one was with him:
Mā bhrātā bhrātaram dvixanmā svasāramut svasā,
Samyanchah savratā bhūtvā vācham vadat bhadrayā
.’
̶ Ved: 4 Atharv Ved: 3|30|3
Eīshān Param Brahm Paramātmā has ordered brothers in this mantr:
1. Not to fight with each other.
2. Be accordant with each other.
3. Try your best to follow identical courses
4. Speak words benignly

Prajāpatipati Dax Brahmāputr violated each of these four
orders of Eīshān Param Brahm Paramātmā even.
It was a tragedy that he still was the Prajāpatipati, the chairman of the presidents.

Vishishŧarshi Devarshi Nārad Brahmāputr watched me carefully.
He could not decide how to break my illusion that my utmost dear wife, Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī, was still alive.
He himself wasn’t certain.
It could have been hypnotism, Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī’s māyā, illusion created by the BrāhmKalp Nirmātrī, BrahmJagdambā, Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī, only.
Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī can never commit suicide.
It was a mahāpāp, a great sin.
She was the person that made the entire Brahmarshi Sadan decide against Param Purush himself.
Param Brahmarshi Bhagvān Bhr’gu asked,
“Durgesh, may I ask it’s your own conclusion or a yogdarshan?”
“Pitr’Brahmarshi,” I said gravely, “Of course, it is my own conclusion. I never said it’s a yogdarshan.”
“Is there any Mantr that stops us from what Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī is proposing?”
“Certainly not.” My ever brilliant, ever revolutionary, wife, Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī, smiled cunningly, triumphantly even somewhat, “Instead, Eīshān Param Brahm Paramātmā has ordered to be GOTRBHID. Every Dvij must himself/herself destroy her Gotr. Otherwise, s/he isn’t born twice completely. His/her rebirth is still incomplete. Pitr’Brahmarshi, isn’t it a fact that of various reasons one reason you asked for your own daughters is that you wanted to destroy your own Brahmgarv, your own Brāhmañ Pride?”
Param Brahmarshi Bhagvān Bhr’gu smiled at me.
“I’m sorry to disagree with you, Durgesh, but your wife is right.”
“I’m still against the proposal that no Brāhmañ can marry a BrahmKanyā anymore. Only a Bachhalyā is the optimum husband for her. It’s an intervention in her ‘Svayamvar Adhikār’. Even Brahmarshi Sadan doesn’t have any such right. Let a BrahmKanyā herself decide whom she should marry with. She can marry a Bachhalyā if she wants to, she can marry a Brāhmañ if she wants to.”
“Sure,” Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī said sweetly, yet ironically, “She can marry a traditional Brāhmañ even if she wants to. Isn’t it, my dear husband?”
“Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī,” I was indignant somewhat.
“Isn’t it?” Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī asked me curtly.
“Yes,”
“So that he could make her a BrahmApsarā?”
“Every traditional Brāhmañ isn’t Hirañý Kashipu.” I said curtly.
“But every Bachhalyā is Not Hirañý Kashipu, neither he’d ever be.”
“How the hell can you guarantee that?”
“Since I revolted against Brāhmañ Administration, how many years have passed, Durgesh?”
“I don’t know. I’ve never counted. I never paid any attention to it.”
“Yet, we BrahmJagdambās are infinite now and we have projected our infinite Bachhalyā sons, haven’t we?”
“Sure,”
“Tell this Brahmarshi Sadan the name of even a single Bachhalyā that allowed any BrahmKanyā, or Brahmāñī even, to be a BrahmApsarā? I dare you, even a single one.”

I watched her amused.

“What does it mean?”

“It means we BrahmJagdambās are careful not to let our Bachhalyā sons do anything to allow a BrahmKanyā or Brahmāñī  to be a BrahmApsarā. They are watching every BrahmKanyā and Brahmāñī  carefully.”*

Sāvitrī looked at Saraswatī.

“I can’t believe it, it is so absurd that…”

“Nārad should have never said it,” Ādi BrahmJagdambā Saraswatī said, “I think it’s a part of Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī’s strategy.”

“Ādi BrahmJagdambā,”

“I don’t think Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī has burned herself. It’s a Mahāpāp, one of the greatest sins to end one’s own life. Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī would never do it, Sāvitrī.”

“I agree with you, but the entire Rudrgañ have reported to Param Purush they witnessed the incidence.”

Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī is perfectly capable to show them whatsoever she wanted to. She wanted to punish her father, Prajāpatipati Dax Brahmāputr.”

Sāvitrī was horrified,

“Ādi BrahmJagdambā,”

“Horrified?” Saraswatī smiled.

“You are smiling?” Sāvitrī said.

Nārad is my son, Sāvitrī. Yet, he is the Vishishŧharshi Hindu Vishv now. I can’t believe everything he reports. He is liable to report truth only to Param Purush, to none else.”

“You mean what Vishishŧarshi Devarshi Nārad Brahmāputr says isn’t believable at all?” Sāvitrī was suddenly very pleased.

Ādi BrahmJagdambā Saraswatī smiled patronizing her.

“I didn’t say that, Sāvitrī.”

“Ādi BrahmJagdambā! Now you are confusing me, instead of telling me the truth.” Sāvitrī complained.

“Never, Sāvitrī.” Ādi BrahmJagdambā Saraswatī said gravely, “The fact is I myself don’t know why my son,  Nārad Brahmāputr, has prophesied that if you marry Satywān, he’d die.”

“He didn’t say that, Ādi BrahmJagdambā.” Sāvitrī contradicted Saraswatī.

“He didn’t say that?”

“Never!”

“Then what’s the problem you have?”

“He said, ‘Satywān would die. Therefore, I shouldn’t marry him.”

“How does he know Satywān would die?”

“None dared to ask him. Everyone was horrified that he may tell he had a Yogdarshan.”

“Nonsense, your parents don’t know Yogdarshan are not irrefutable?”

“I couldn’t argue with my already horrified parents, Ādi BrahmBhagwatī.”

“Why not?” Saraswatī asked curtly, “Sāvitrī, you aren’t behaving scientifically, according to ‘Dhiyo yo nah prachodayāt’ and ‘Yāthātathyatah’. Why do you want to marry Satywān if he is destined to die?”

“That’s the question, Ādi BrahmJagdambā. How one can predict someone’s death? Hasn’t Eīshān Param Brahm Paramātmā Himself promised in Ved, ‘Kurvannévéh karmāñi jijīvishechchhatagvong samāh?”

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7. Durgesh in Hindi/Urdu

After She Burned Herself: Index

After She Burned Herself

After Satī Dāxāyañī Brahmāpautrī Burned Herself

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Janébhyah: Janānām Prati: For the people

Janébhyah

Janānām Prati

 

For the people

DSM Satyarthi

Ved: 2 Yajurved:

Uttar Vinshati:

Adhyāý 26: Mantr 2

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Yathémām vācham kalyāñīmāvadāni

janébhyah,

Brahmrājanyābhyāgvong shūdrāý

chāryāý ch svāý chārañāý.

Priyo dévānām daxiñāyai dāturih

bhūyāsamayam mé kāmah

samr’dhyatāmup mādo namatu.

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1Appropriately, I deliver this welfare speech2 for ALL THE PEOPLE3: the intelligent ones4, the politicians5, the workers6, the businesspersons7, the self-praising ones8.

Let me be dear to the divine ones9, for daxiñā10 of the giver11, here12. My this Kām be enriched13. Bow me he being near14.

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Ved 1 R’g Ved:

Mandal 1| Sookt 58| Mantr 6

Divý Janm: Divine Birth

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Dadhushŧvā bhr’gavo mānushéshvā rayim n chārum Suhavam janébhyah,

hotāramagné atithim varéñyam mitram n shévam divyāý janmané.

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1The pure ones established you2, the beautifully called one3; for people4, properly, in human beings5, like beautiful wealth6, Hota7, Agni8, guest9, worthy to be chosen10, like affectionate friend11, for Divý Janm, Divine Birth12.’

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Ved: Ved Bhāshý:

R’gved:

Mandal 5: Sookt 1: Mantr 1

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Abodhyagnihsamidhā janānām prati dhénumivāyatīmushāsam,

Yahvāiv pr’vayāmujjihānāh pr’ bhānavah sisraté nākamachchh.

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Padpāth: Abodhi| agnih| sam-idhā| janānām| prati| dhénum| iv| āyatīm| ushsam|

Yahvāh- iv| pr’|vayām|ut-jihānāh| pr’| bhānavah| sisraté| nākam|achchh.

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1. 1Knew Agni samidhā2, for the people3, coming dawn4; like milchcow5. Like the ones who call6, properly rise7, shooting up on high8 like a bird9, proper suns10, to the right place11where there isn’t any sorrow12.

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Ved: Ved Bhashy: R’gved: Mandal 9: Sookt 4: Mantr 10

Ved: Ved Bhāshý:

R’gved:

Mandal 9:

Pavmān Som Mandal

Sookt 4: Mantr 10

DSM Satyarthi

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Rayim nashchitramashvinamindo Vishvāyumābhar

athā No vasyasaskr’dhi

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Rayim| nah| chitram| ashvinam| indo iti| vishv’ āyum| ā| bhar| ath| nah| vasyasah| kr’dhi.

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 1Take care and bring up optimum2 Our awesome wealth3, the man of ashvinā pair4, O Indu5, the life of all6.

And then7 do Our welfare8.

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1. R’shi: Hirañyastūp Mahimvat Āngiras

Dévtā/ Divine Subject: Pavmān Som

Chhand/Vedic Meter: Gāyatrī

The Sūkt/hymn contains ten Mantrs/Verses This is the last Mantr of this very important Sūkt that has its every Mantr, ending with the recurring order: ‘Athā  No vasyasaskr’dhi’ ‘And then do Our Welfare’, not before it.

This is the last Mantr of this very important Sūkt that has its every Mantr, ending with the recurring order: ‘Athā  No vasyasaskr’dhi’ ‘And then do Our Welfare’, not before it.

As it’s already been said, this Sūkt, all the ten Mantrs of it, enlist the very important things that have practically priorities even on ‘Janébhyah’, for the people.

Because if these things don’t have priorities on ‘Janébhyah’ even, practically none can do anything worthwhile for Janébhyah’ even.

The last such thing enlisted here is ‘Ashvin’, the man that makes ashvinā couple always without even a single exception.

It implies that he must always be Sukr’t despite whatsoever the circumstances are.

He can die even fighting a Dharmyuddh, Jihad, holy war, yet he never surrenders to the wicked ones.

It’s quite clear that such a man can never make any anashvinā couple with him.

He is Our awesome wealth, ‘Rayim nashchitram’.

No other wealth even can compare with him.

He is the utmost wonderful wealth even that can produce wealth itself immensely, tremendously, endlessly through constantly nonstop increasing his own Bhogchakr and that of the others.

That’s why We have called him here ‘Rayim nashchitram’, Our awesome wealth.

No wealth is ever more important than him, because he can produce wealth as it is explained above, yet no wealth can ever produce such a man.

Everyone of you that’s Indu, controller of organs that is ready to destroy the wicked ones, has not only to take care of such ‘Ashvin’, but also provide him everything that’s needed in the process ever.

You can’t excuse yourself claiming your first duty is ‘Janébhyah’, for the people.

The wicked ones are always united for their own vested vile interests.

If you aren’t united yourselves you can’t fight with them successfully.

2. ‘Ā bhar’.

The Mantr/Verse clearly and expressly orders Indu,
Indo’, the person that has controlled his/her organs for ‘Janébhyah’, to earn infinite money, ‘Idi Paramaishvaryé’ to take care and bring up optimum the man that is ‘Vishvāyu’, the life of all.

No one has any reason if s/he is really a Sukr’t, noble doer, and/or wants to save himself/herself/ his family/her family, to ignore to take care and bring up optimum the man that is ‘Vishvāyu’, the life of all.
S/he himself/herself isn’t the life of all, ‘Vishvāyu’.
S/he doesn’t understand how to save everyone himself/herself/ his family/her family if there comes a situation destroying everything.
S/he doesn’t understand how the Kālchakr, Time Cycle, works actually, nor does s/he have any proper effective hold on the Kālchakr, Time Cycle.
S/he can only fight physically with physical facts.
S/he doesn’t understand the Eternal Facts, R’t, actually working behind what is physical ostensibly.
Only the person that’s life of all, ‘Vishvāyu’, does understand them perfectly and has proper experience to use his/her knowledge and experience for the survival of all, ‘Vishvāyu’.
If such is the case, what another course of action do you have practically whether you like it or not?
It’s science you have to deal with.
It cannot be faced emotionally.
It’s not any matter of choice for you.
It’s cold and hard fact you have to face.
The survival of yourself/your family/entire humankind depends on your action.
If you decide not to take care and bring up optimum the man that is ‘Vishvāyu’, the life of all, you yourself can’t save yourself/your family/entire humankind.
You don’t have the proper/optimum scientific knowledge and personnel experience needed to the survival.
You were doing other things you thought necessary when the person that’s life of all, ‘Vishvāyu’, was training himself to face such situation if it comes.
No one else was doing it.
Now, to face the practical problem, what another course of action do you suggest for the practical survival of yourself/your family/entire humankind?

3. ‘Rayim nashchitram’.
It is the first reason that makes him life of all,
Vishvāyu’.

4. ‘Ashvinam’.
It is the second reason that makes him life of all,
Vishvāyu’.

If a person is as Shaktimān as his Bhogchakr can feed and take care of the entire rest of the others, he becomes Our awesome wealth, ‘Rayim nashchitram’, himself.
There isn’t any limit of Shaktimān or Bhogchakr.
One can have even almost infinite Shaktimān or Bhogchakr.
Param Purush is already having it.
The Eternal System that’s working in Our infinite Creations, doesn’t allow anyone to have absolute authority on the rest of the others.
It’s dangerous and harmful because none of the humankind is all knowing, neither s/he can ever be.
It’s detrimental to the system that’s based on ‘Tyaktén Bhunjīthāh’, ‘Consume and enjoy by what you relinquish’.
Kévalāgho bhavati kévalādī’, ‘Only Personified sin becomes that consumes alone’.
These entire infinite Creations are not made for any single person whosoever.
That’s why Autocracy never succeeded here whenever it was practiced.
The Eternal System working here in Our infinite Creations doesn’t allow it ever to succeed.
You may hate/ridicule Ved/Hinduism as much as you want to, but you can’t obliterate it from Our infinite Creations ever.
It’s not any superstition as the anti-Hindus think.
It’s actually the eternal scientific system We have created Our entire infinite Creations on, whether you like it or not.
The atheists dream of a world that has no creator and no faultless eternal scientific system.
It’s impossible.
It can’t be anywhere anytime.
It would cause endless chaos if it is ever there anywhere.
Why don’t these stupid ones understand it ever?
Do they want to execute their any hidden agenda whatsoever they hide from others?
They can’t hide that from Us nevertheless.
It’s Our responsibility to provide optimum consumption, luxury and enjoyment to the persons that are ‘Vāvasānā’.
They base their life on ‘Tyaktén Bhunjīthā’, ‘Consume and enjoy by what you relinquish’ and ‘Kévalāgho bhavati kévalādī’, ‘Only Personified sin becomes that consumes alone’.

R’gved: Mandal 9| Sookt 46| Mantr 2
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Ved: R’gved: Mandal 1| Sūkt 113| Mantr 1

Ved: Ved Bhāshý

R’gved:

Mandal 1: Sūkt 113: Mantr 1

Ashŧak 1|Adhyāý 8| Anuvāk 16| Varg 1

Ālok Parv :DSM Satyarthi

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Idam shréshŧham jyotishām jyotirāgāchchitrah prakéto ajanishŧ vibhvā,

Yathā prasūtā savituh savāýn évā rātryushasé yonimāraik.

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 Idam| shréshŧham| jyotishām| jyotih| agāt| chitrah| pra’kétah| ajanishŧ| vi’bhvā|

Yathā| pra’sūtā| savituh| savāý| év| rātrī| ushasé| yonim| araik.

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1This excellent light, among lights2, has arrived optimum3. Wonderful4 optimum prudence5 has been generated6, all pervading optimum7.

As the night is generated from sun8, for creativity9, similarly it became the birth place of dawn10, optimum11.

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1. R’shi: Kuts Mahimvat Āngiras

Mantr Dévtā: Ushāh, the dawns. Uttarārdhasý Rātrishch, and the night of last secod part of the Mantr

Chhand/Vedic meter: Trishŧup

R’gved: Mandal 1| Sookt 164| Mantr 20

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Ved Bhāshý: Atharv Ved: Kānd: 3: Sookt: 30: Mantr: 2

Ved Bhāshý

 

Ved: 4 Atharv Ved:

Kānd 3: Sookt 30: Mantr 2

DSM Satyarthi

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Anuvratah pituh putro mātrā bhavatu

sammanāh.

Jāyā patyé madhumatīm vācham vadatu

shantivām.

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1Son follow the sacred  commitments2 of father3, like hearted be with the mother4. The wife speak in a sweet, peace giving,  voice5 to the husband6.

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1. R’shi: Atharvañ M. Āngiras.

Dévtā/Divine Subject: Sammanasyam, like heartedness.

Chhand/Meter: Anushŧup.

Ved: 2 Yajurved: Adhyāý 26: Mantr 2

Ved: 2 Yajurved:

Uttar Vinshati:

Adhyāý 26: Mantr 2

DSM Satyarthi

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Yathémām vācham kalyāñīmāvadāni

janébhyah,

Brahmrājanyābhyāgvong shūdrāý

chāryāý ch’ svāý chārañāý.

Priyo dévānām daxiñāyai dāturih

bhūyāsamayam mé kāmah

samr’dhyatāmup mādo namatu.

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1Appropriately, I deliver this welfare speech2 for ALL THE PEOPLE3: the intelligent ones4, the politicians5, the workers6, the businesspersons7, the self-praising ones8.

Let me be dear to the divine ones9, for daxiñā10 of the giver11, here12. My this Kām be enriched13. Bow me he being near14.

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 1. R’shi: Laugāxi Mahimvat

Dévtā/Divine subject: Īshvar, The God

Chhand/Meter: Svarādatyashŧi

Svar: Gāndhār

After education, Ved divides the educated ones according to their nature, attributes and actions:

  1. Brahm: The persons who have immensely insatiable lust to know almost everything as authentically as possible.Today, it’s made a traditional genetic practice, even though it was never intended by Ved:‘Samānī prapā sah vonnbhāgah, samāné yoktré sah vo yunajmi,Samyanchognim saparyatārā nābhimivābhitah.’
  2. 1Same drinking of water2, Common share of food yours3, I join you all together, in the same harness4. Follow united5, with respect6, the one who leads to light7, as if spokes from all directions, about a nave8.’
  3. ̶ Ved: Atharv Ved: Kānd 3| Sūkt 30| Mantr 6

  4.  The immensely selfish persons that wanted to take advantages of the honor and privileges granted to this selfless society, declared this tremendously benevolent system genetically traditional, and destroyed its ever eternal benefits to the entire humankind, consequently.They could never deceive Us however, neither Our Eternal Scientific System working in the Multiverse.It has punished them accordingly, invariably, throughout their entire genetic traditional history.

    You can find it doubtlessly if you are really unbiased.

    The Eternal Scientific System working in the entire Multiverse, was never too weak to punish the scoundrels optimum.

    Most of them surrendered to Celibacy either this way or that way and their womankind surrendered to the Bachhalyās.

    Doesn’t Our Eternal Scientific System declare:

    Imām nārīm sukr’té dadhāt

    And ‘Indro nirjyotishā tamso gā aduxat’?

    Moreover, wasn’t it what happened?

    Adabdhāni Varuñasý vratāni’.

    Isn’t it?

    Doesn’t History itself stand to evidence?

  5. 2. Rājaný: The persons that are interested in politics and administration to such an extent that everything else is not as important to them as the politics and administration.
  6. 3. Shūdr: The persons who are interested neither in getting knowledge infinitely nor in politics and administration.

They are not interested even in business too whether it’s corporate or otherwise.

They are interested only in serving others and getting its remuneration.

They damn care if their employer(s) earn even too much manifold more than they are getting as their remunerations.

Similarly they damn care even their employer(s) are even broke.

They must get their remunerations at least as it was agreed upon basically.

4. Arý: The persons who are interested in money, getting it mainly through Business, i.e. the Businesspersons.

5. Sv’ Chārañ: Self praisers, even if they do nothing ever.

They never accept Karmphal Siddhānt, the Result of Action theory of Ved/Hinduism.

They always blame others for everything negative they face in their life ever.

In their bright opinion they are never responsible for anything negative they get or face in their life.

Every time someone else is responsible for their sufferings, they themselves are never.

But if they get anything positive in their life, they immediately claim its credit.

Then no one else is credited ever.

All the positive things in their life are only because they deserve them due to their own attributes, planning and actions.

The persons having such an arrogant irrational attitude are called ‘Sv’ Chārañ’ here.

They always praise themselves whatsoever the events and circumstances are.

Before education, Ved divides the entire humankind in

two groups, however:

  1. Jantavah’.
  2. Pashavo Jāýmānāh’.

 Yajurved: Adhyaay’ 31| Mantr 18

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Ved: Ved Bhashy’: R’gved: Mandal 1: Sookt 45: Mantr 6

Ved Bhāshý:

 

R’gved

 Mandal 1

 Sūkt 45: Mantr 6

Ashŧak 1| Adhyāý 3| Anuvāk 9| Varg 32

 DSM Satyarthi

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Tvām Chitrshravastam havanté vixu jantavah

Shochishkésham Purupriýāgné Havyāý vodhavé

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 Tvām|Chitrshravah’tam|havanté|vixu|jantavah|

Shochih’késham|puru’priý|agné|Havyāý| vodhavé

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 1The insects2 in subjects3/especially projected ones4, call you, O the best in whose hearings are stunning5, you radiant haired6, beloved to many7, agni8, to carry and dispose optimum9 the Havý10

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1. R’shi: Praskañv Mahimvat Kāñv

Dévtā/Divine Subject: Agni, the one that leads to light

Chhand/Vedic meter: Virāŧ Anushŧup.

2. ‘Jantavah’ in original text.

Ved classifies the entire humankind in two classes by birth, until the human beings are not educated properly.

After education, Ved divides the educated ones

according to their nature, attributes and actions:

Yathémām vācham kalyāñīmāvadāni janébhyah,

Brahmrājanyābhyāgvong shūdrāý chāryāý ch’ svāý chārañāý.

Priyo dévānām daxiñāyai dāturih bhūyāsamayam mé kāmah samr’dhyatāmup mādo namatu.’

  1. Brahm: The persons who have immensely insatiable lust to know almost everything as authentically as possible.
  2. Rājaný: The persons that are interested in politics and administration to such an extent that everything else is not as important to them as the politics and administration.
  3. Shūdr: The persons who are interested neither in getting knowledge infinitely nor in politics and administration.

They are not interested even in business too whether it’s corporate or otherwise.

They are interested only in serving others and getting its remuneration.

They damn care if their employer(s) earn even too much manifold more than they are getting as their remunerations.

Similarly they damn care even their employer(s) are even broke.

They must get their remunerations at least as it was agreed upon basically.

 4. Arý: The persons who are interested in money, getting it mainly through Business, i.e. the Businesspersons.

5. Sv’ Chārañ: Self praisers, even if they do nothing ever.

They never accept Karmphal Siddhānt, the Result of Action theory of Ved/Hinduism.

They always blame others for everything negative they face in their life ever.

In their bright opinion they are never responsible for anything negative they get or face in their life.

Every time someone else is responsible for their sufferings, they themselves are never.

But if they get anything positive in their life, they immediately claim its credit.

Then no one else is credited ever.

All the positive things in their life are only because they deserve them due to their own attributes, planning and actions.

The persons having such an arrogant irrational attitude are called ‘Sv’ Chārañ’ here.

They always praise themselves whatsoever the events and circumstances are.

Before education, Ved divides the entire humankind in

two groups, however:

  1. Jantavah’.
  2. Pashavo Jāýmānāh’.

 R’gved: Mandal 1| Sookt 58| Mantr 6

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