Law, Judiciary, & Police can protect a society only to a certain extent. Beyond that point, it is moral/religious code of conduct that comes into play if a society wants long-lasting peace and prosperity. We need good people with transparency in their words and actions. This act of transparency is a virtue which Lord Krishna mentions in Bhagavad Gita as 'Arjvatam". No education system in Nepal teaches this transparency (Arjvatam). It is the Sanatan Dharma which teaches why one must cultivate this "Arjvatam". The foundation for this virtue is the theory of Karma. The present political scenario of Nepal is in a very delicate situation. The reason for this situation is clear: Law, Judiciary, & Police are good for nothing in present Nepal. It has become a joke because people have lost their moral code of conduct. One cannot even trust the Supreme Court Judges of Nepal. Politicians behave however they want, motivated by their selfish desires. Nepali Communist Party came into inception through united Prachanda and KP Oli. However, we need to understand that this union was never a real union. Two businessman (Prachanda & KP Oli) came together for their own selfish motives and projected a fake union in the eyes of Nepalese people. Their motives were never moral from the beginning. How can a so called communist party have two presidents? The foundation itself was bogus. This is the time Nepal needs good people so bad. We need heroes like Lord Sri Krishna who can teach us what Karma Yoga is. Nepalese people need to understand that the world outside is merely a projection of the inner mind and there is a "Life Divine" waiting for each and every individual. Why not sacrifice lower animalistic tendencies and bring about a radical transformation in one's attitude to create a heaven right here on Earth. After all, heaven is merely a state of mind! The choice is ours and we do have freewill to act upon our past bad karmas and create a beautiful future. I wish you all a peaceful & prosperous happy new year! ~ Om Tat Sat.
ujl · Dec 30, 2020 6:04 PM · 272 views
One thing comes to my mind - Maslow's pyramids of needs. Ancient India was abundant with a lot of fertile land to feed its population. However, modern India lacks resources to feed its population. Survival will always come before ethics in my view also. I hope we will try to create abundance in society in the coming years. Happy new year! 🥳 https://youtu.be/L0PKWTta7lU
harkhe7 · Dec 30, 2020 6:29 PM
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