#Thread on Sri Rudram

The text of Sri Rudram is drawn from Krishna Yajurved, one of the four Veds.

Sri Rudram is divided into two parts - the Namakam and the Chamakam.

Namaka lays stress on virakti (detachment) whereas Chamaka dwells on desires for this and that. What is to be discarded and what is to be desired?

"NA" means no, while "MA" means want. I don’t want anything, I don’t want anything is the first half.
While the second half, chamakam means I want. I want indicates being full of desires. What do they desire? Oh Bhagwan, grant us pure air; grant us good drinking water; bless us with good food.
A shlok defines Sri Rudram very beautifully: "Among all sources of knowledge, the Vedas are supreme. In the Vedas, Sri Rudram is supreme. In the Rudram, the Panchakshari mantra (namah Sivay) is supreme & in Panchakshari mantra itself, the two syllables 'Siva' is supreme!"
The benefits of chanting Sri Rudram are

• Rudra drives away negative energies.

• Helps us to sail this ocean called life smoothly.

• Removes Ignorance, and helps us to realise our true selves.
• Provides a protective shield against diseases, devils and monsters etc.

• Destruction of enemies, for begetting children and for acquiring Wealth.

#HarHarMahadevॐ

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The bizzare version created to again divide and rule.

This #Thread is not to give these jokers undeserved attention but to expose the fraud of this racist pseudo-history.


1. If Durga Puja story is a myth, so would be the Mahishasur martyrdom story.

2. If Durga Puja story is based on the Brahminical fraud, will Mahishasur martyrdom story break this fraud?

3. History must be rewritten. To appease Bahuj@ns?


4. SC/STs and other D@lit - B@hujans were systematically oppressed by the Brahmins.

Then how did the Ahoms, Bhils, Marathas, Garos, Khasis, Jats, Gujjar, etc rise?

How did the above create history?


5. The bizzarest of bizzare

Who created this Mahishasura Martyrdom day?

This story was first published in an insignificant Hindi magazine called Yadava Shakti. In 2011, it was published in Forward Press & was used by the AIBSF(All India Backward Student Federation) unit of JNU


The orginal article was made chatpata by adding phrases like 'must be', 'may have been' etc

Forward press is run by a OBC - Xti@n.

So who are the real people spreading these pseudo-historical stories? Xtian missionaries and the infamous JNU activists.

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