COURAGE, THE CORE COMPONENT OF SPIRITUALITY, VALOUR, THE NEED OF AWAKENING INDIA
Children must be brought up brave. Else, they cannot ever be spiritual.
Courage of conviction is the preeminent feature of spirituality. In its absence mere religiosity of no consequence manifests itself in its masquerade.
Character that does not consider national welfare preeminent by pretentious reference to internationalism is no character at all. Here much of what goes by in the name of Indian spirituality is blameworthy of national betrayal and it is time that this grave error in national conduct be rectified by bringing up children in the valorous spirit of the erstwhile kshatriya whose imperfect but, nonetheless, glorious enough manifestation we, as yet, see in the Indian armed forces. Compulsory Sanskrit education and military training of some order is due for all adolescents so that a valorous nation equipped well in knowledge, rooted in its heritage and aspiring for greater glory in the future develops and takes India ahead in the ages to come.
Written by Sugata Bose
Children must be brought up brave. Else, they cannot ever be spiritual.
Courage of conviction is the preeminent feature of spirituality. In its absence mere religiosity of no consequence manifests itself in its masquerade.
Character that does not consider national welfare preeminent by pretentious reference to internationalism is no character at all. Here much of what goes by in the name of Indian spirituality is blameworthy of national betrayal and it is time that this grave error in national conduct be rectified by bringing up children in the valorous spirit of the erstwhile kshatriya whose imperfect but, nonetheless, glorious enough manifestation we, as yet, see in the Indian armed forces. Compulsory Sanskrit education and military training of some order is due for all adolescents so that a valorous nation equipped well in knowledge, rooted in its heritage and aspiring for greater glory in the future develops and takes India ahead in the ages to come.
Written by Sugata Bose
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