Sanjeev Newar - A Hindus Fight for Mother Cow: 94 Ways to Rip Beef Lovers Apart

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HINDU'S FIGHT

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MOTHER COW

A HINDU'S FIGHT FOR MOTHER COW

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HINDU'S FIGHT

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MOTHER COW

94 ways to rip beef lovers apart

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SANJEEV NEWAR

How we treat weak reflects how strong our souls are. Animals are friends, not food, declares Holy Vedas - the foundations of Hinduism. The very first Mantra of Holy Yajurveda ends with the word- Pashunpaahi - dont kill animals! Creatures that laugh, cry, and play with us, feel happiness and pain like us must live like us- without getting killed for food or fur.

Creatures that serve as a mother by providing us precious milk must be loved and protected like a mother. That is why the cow is respected as Mother in Hinduism. Unfortunately, a malicious campaign in support of beef is being run by fanatics in India. According to them, one should eat beef because Hindus have always eaten beef and Hindu texts encourage beef-eating. Some argue that beef export is a must for the economy. Some say one must eat cows because plants also feel pain.

List of such silly reasons and baseless allegations is quite long. A false shouted hundred times appears as truth. But it cannot become truth.

This book critically examines all queries, allegations, and arguments regarding animal slaughter and beef-eating. An ample number of irrefutable scriptural evidence and infallible logic make this book the only one of its kind. With this book, you can understand the true message of Hinduism and also silence anyone who misrepresents Hinduism.

The book is based on content developed over last ten years and published in part on our blog. No one has been able to counter a single point of the content so far.

Agniveer has similarly distilled research on various aspects of Hinduism that it aims to present in the form of easy to read books.

This first volume of Discover Hinduism series dispels all false claims regarding beef-eating. This volume will be followed by further volumes that establish the true Hinduism. This series will provide you everything you need to counter any misconception on Hinduism. And in the process, convince you why Hinduism is the best gift for you and the world.

Hinduism is the only religious philosophy that is devoid of intolerance and encourages freedom of choice. Instead of forcing one to fit the dogmas of any religion, Hinduism allows you to custom-fit a religion of your own. Hinduism hinges of two critical foundations:

• Discover the truth that lies within
• Be tolerant and supportive of journey of other souls to discover the truth that lies within them

There is no compulsion, no fire of hell, no threat of apostasy, no agenda of evangelization, no division of people into believers and non-believers in Hinduism.

All that Hinduism has is tolerance, compassion and an urge to be a better human. Hinduism does not ask you to be a Hindu or Muslim. It urges you to be a Human.

We hope this series will bring forth to the world the original philosophy of humanity that we have forgotten. It is the need of the hour in this era of intolerant madness and blind materialism. We hope you will get a new direction from the source of humanity Hinduism.

Please note that all proceeds from the sale of this book will go towards promoting true Hinduism. Help us serve humanity by sharing, distributing, gifting this book.

Dharma (righteousness) must be protected and nurtured by you. Then it will protect and nurture you.

Sanjeev Newar

September 2016, New Delhi, India

TABLE OF CONTENT

CHAPTER 1

To treat a human like an animal is Adharma. To treat an animal like a human is Dharma.

-Agniveer

T he material presented in first two chapters of the book is based on a thorough and objective analysis of roots of Vedic words, the context in which they appear, Vedic Vocabulary, Philology, Grammar and other tools critical for correct interpretation of the Vedic mantras. Thus, first two chapters of the book do not merely rely on the blind reproduction of works of Max Muller, Griffith, Wilson, Williams and other Indologist on Vedas and Vedic language. While they are more popular in contemporary western academia, I have objective reasons to conclude that their works are far from authoritative. They are popular only because their works got wide publicity while India was under British rule, and those Indian scholars who knew Sanskrit did not know English. We are going to explore this facet in more detail in this book.

For centuries aspersions have been cast upon the Vedas; the primary holy scriptures of the Hindus of having unholy contents. If one really starts believing in those aspersions, the entire Hindu philosophy, culture, and traditions would reduce to nothing but savagery, barbarism, and cannibalism.

The Vedas the very roots of Hinduism, and the first source of knowledge on earth are meant for guiding the actions of a human being to lead a blissful life. This slanderous campaign has been unleashed by different vested interests to embarrass Hindus around the world citing specific references from the Vedas.

This campaign also comes handy in convincing poor and illiterate Indians to give up their faith on the ground that their fundamental holy books the Vedas contain all the inhuman elements like denigration of women, meat-eating, polygamy, casteism and above all beef eating.

Also, the Vedas are accused of animal sacrifice in sacrificial ceremonies popularly known as the YAJNA. Interestingly a section of home-bred intellectuals claiming to have a deep study of ancient India has also come up, who cite references from works of Western Indologists to prove such unholy content in the Vedas.

Saying that the Vedas permit beef-eating and cow-slaughter amounts to striking a lethal blow to a Hindus soul. Respect for cow forms a core tenet of Hinduism. Once one can convince a Hindu of flaws in the foundation of this core tenet and make him feel guilty, he becomes an easy prey for the predator faiths. There are millions of ill-informed Hindus who are not empowered to counter argue and hence quietly surrender.

The vested interests that malign the Vedas are not just confined to foreign and home-bred Indologists alone. A certain class among Hindus exploited the rest of the population including the socially and economically weaker sections by forcing them to believe and follow what they said in the name of Vedas or else face the wrath.

All the slanders heaped upon the Vedas can be attributed mainly to the interpretations of commentaries written by Mahidhar, Uvat, and Saayan in the medieval times; and to what Vam-margis or the Tantra cult propagated in their books in the name of the Vedas.

In due course, the falsehood spread far and wide, and they became even more deep-rooted when western scholars with their half-baked knowledge of Sanskrit translated these interpretations of commentaries of Sayan and Mahidhar, in the name of translating the Vedas.