I never gave a serious thought to the extent of religious conversions carried out in India and its eventual side effect on a normal Bharatiya like me. But after going through this document, which made me sit straight and think about this phenomenon, I have been left more thoughtful and alert about the impending threat to us and our civilization. Nor am I a religious fundamentalist nor a communal person, but I’m a proud Hindu who is proud of his heritage, culture, and traditions. And I found the process of religious conversion to be a modern day assault on my culture ; on my identity.
Read through this document, which is long but worth reading.
I would like to extend my Thanks to all those who took out time to read this document.
As always, any comments are welcome.
sanjaychoudhry said,
December 20, 2008 @ 2:07 am
I am unable to open the link to the pdf file
theincompletesentence said,
December 20, 2008 @ 3:31 pm
Hi Sanjay..The link is working fine..May be you should try again in a different browser..If still you can’t open the pdf file..i can email it to u ..let me know if you want to get it through email.
Have a nice day,,
Incognito said,
December 28, 2008 @ 10:16 am
Good presentation.
Couple of points
1. The people who get converted are the ones who do not know the Vedas or the essence of their culture. Their not being converted is also of no consequence. Hindu’ism’ as is understood by 99% of Hindus in India is not the Vedic culture. Its a mixture of idol worship and superstitious rituals quite similar to what is practised by the Islamists and Christists- only the idols are different. In conversion they just change the idols.
I know that is not entirely true. but it is, to quite an extent.
2. The main need is not to fight the missionaries. The main need is to live the Vedic life and to spread the Vedic truths.
The correct people will naturally come to the fold then.