The immortal connection among the Indian Sages, Luxer and Karnack temples of Egypt and the Apollo temple of Delphi is an Ancient one. When the Arabic people invented numbers '1 to 9', it is the Indian Sage who gave 'zero' to the world.

 

The Mahabharata says, "Never should a man do to another, what he would not want another to do to him. This is the essence of all Dharma". According to Vedic scriptures, the very word 'Dharma' stands for truthful way of living. In the zone of Dharma one cannot expect a separate branch as Hindu, Christian or Muslim ways of living. All these divisions are concoctions of the selfish mind. In the history of humanity there have been only two fundamental forces and the same forces continue in the present too, that is, Truth and Untruth.

 

In the Vedic scriptures, we can see countless hymns connected with the universal order, but not with the personal order. Nevertheless, the ‘Sage Vishwamitra’ corrupted the sacredness of Vedas by introducing his anti feminine thinking. In the ancient days, Sage Vishwamitra, used to suffer from identity crisis whenever there was an encounter with Sage Vasishta, who was a ‘Brahma-Rishi’ (an enlightened person with timeless vision).

 

Vishwamitra always envied Sage Vasishtha’s boundless vision. Driven solely by envy he performed deep penance to attain the status of ‘Brahma-Rishi’. His envy-driven single point focus and the personal desire to attain the status of Brahma-Rishi drove him to acquire ‘The Gayatri Hymns’. It was the first ‘Anti feminine Hymn’, which was against the spirit of the universal order of the Vedic times. According to Sage Vishwamitra, only men retain the right to chant ‘The Gayatri Hymns’. Sage Vishwamitra exploited the selfish space and the identity crisis of the ugly male dominated world and became immensely popular. The priestly class of medieval India grabbed ‘The Gayatri Hymns’ and made it a pioneering product of their corrupted Anti Vedic Vision. Even today, the priestly class of India endorses the same vision that is being vigorously marketed.  

 

In the ancient days women led communities. Individual family structure was non-existent and people were viewed as members of the greater community.  This created a male identity crisis, which many men have been struggling with over many centuries. Slowly, men learned to exploit all the natural laws of existence to tackle this identity crisis.  By imposing strict rules and the religious laws on women, they, were able to make impotent, the infinite power of the feminine force within nature.

 

However, when the Sage Vasishta introduced the family concept, there was goodness in it. After attaining the state of highest enlightenment, Sage Vasishta thought to revamp the material world by introducing the concept of family. In India, even today, the hymns of the marriage rituals sing of living like “Vasishta and Arundati”, in goodness; this concept has been distorted with identification of family lines, reinforcing and compensating an underlying identity crisis.