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Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

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Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- Müəllimin göstərişi -

Bilə biləcəyiniz bu dhammalardan Upali: ‘Bu dhammalar nibbida, virağa, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbana, Upali üçün tamamilə əlverişlidir, siz mütləq saxlaya bilərsiniz: ‘Bu, Dhamma, Vinaya, Müəllimin göstərişi’.

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Heres How to Grow a Plentiful Vegetable Garden in a Container

Heres How to Grow a Plentiful Vegetable Garden in a Container
By picking the right plants, you can grow a fair amount of food in just a few large pots!

How to Grow a Plentiful Container Vegetable Garden

Here’s a little-known secret: Many vegetables actually do really well in containers. By picking the right plants, you can grow a fair amount of food in just a few large pots!

You don’t need to dig up a huge plot in your backyard to grow your own food. Even if you only have a small space available on your porch or patio, you can create an edible container garden. Growing vegetables in containers opens up tons of possibilities, and you can even plant and harvest exciting and tasty varieties you won’t normally find at the grocery store. To get started, just find a sunny spot to place your container and choose a few different veggies that you and your family like to eat. Soon you’ll have healthy, delicious produce growing right outside your door!

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🍉 in pots and backyard- relevant rules

Vegetable Container Garden Materials

Before you start planting, choose the containers you want to use. Both the type and size of container can affect the care your garden needs, so be sure to pick pots that will work for the space you have and the veggies you want to grow.

Type of Container

Not sure what type of container to grow your vegetables in? Don’t fret; typically, you’ll care more about this than your plants will. Most vegetables aren’t fussy about what kind of container they grow in. The only basic requirements are that the pot is large enough to hold the plant and that it has drainage holes so excess water can escape.

Related: These Fabric Grow Bags Are the Easiest Way to Start a Garden

In general, plants in terra cotta (clay) need more attention to watering than other types of pots, because of the porous nature of the material. Especially if you plan on moving your veggie garden around, try to choose a lightweight container; once it’s planted, it can get pretty heavy, especially after watering. Also think about the color. Dark colors absorb heat, so they may make the soil too warm for some vegetable crops in summer, especially in hot-summer areas. And avoid vegetable container gardens made of treated wood, as it may contain chemical compounds that could be absorbed by your vegetables.

Size of Container

When it comes to size, the bigger the pot is, the better, especially for beginners. The reason for this is that large pots hold more soil and will hold moisture longer so you don’t have to water as much. Look for containers that are at least 10 inches wide and 12 inches deep. And feel free to think beyond the typical round flower pot; half barrels, plastic-lined bushel baskets, and window boxes can work just as well.

Plants that grow tall or produce vines (like tomatoes and cucumbers) will be more productive if they’re grown with a support in the container. Something as simple as a wire cage inserted into the container at planting time will work. Use larger, heavier containers for trellised plants to minimize the risk of tipping.barrel with various plants surrounded by flowers

What Type of Soil to Use in Containers

While vegetables aren’t fussy about the kind of pot they’re in, they do need a potting mix that will allow water to drain well. Like most other container gardens, your veggies will do best in potting mixes made for containers. Fill the containers so the soil is at least 2-3 inches below the rim (that extra space at the top will give you room to water deeply without overflowing the container). Water the soil just before planting.

pouring soil into container garden

What Type of Soil to Use in Containers

While vegetables aren’t fussy about the kind of pot they’re in, they do need a potting mix that will allow water to drain well. Like most other container gardens, your veggies will do best in potting mixes made for containers. Fill the containers so the soil is at least 2-3 inches below the rim (that extra space at the top will give you room to water deeply without overflowing the container). Water the soil just before planting.

How to Plant Vegetables in Containers

Choosing the plants for your container garden is up to you; as a starting point, think about what you like to eat. Most vegetables have similar care needs (full sun and well-drained soil), but it’s also good to double-check that their needs are similar, especially if you’re planting multiple veggies in one container.

half barrel planter with vegetable plants

You can start your vegetable container garden at the same time you would plant in the garden. Depending on what types of vegetables you want to grow, you can start seeds in your containers, grow transplants from seeds started indoors, or purchase transplants from a garden center.

Test Garden Tip: Start container garden crops such as beans, corn, carrots, radishes, and spinach from seeds sown directly in the container.

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Ambedkar said tyranny of majority is no democracy. Indians must read him again

Ambedkar said tyranny of majority is no democracy. Indians must read him again
By Yogendra Yadav

Don’t just celebrate Ambedkar’s birthday. Follow the democracy he envisioned for India.

Departing from Western democratic imagination that foregrounds liberty, Ambedkar put equality and fraternity at the heart of democracy. “The roots of democracy lie not in the form of Government, Parliamentary or otherwise. A democracy is more than a form of Government. It is primarily a mode of associated living. The roots of Democracy are to be searched in the social relationship, in terms of associated life between the people who form a society.” [Prospects of Democracy in India, 1956] For this ideal, he turned to the Buddhist tradition. He insisted that Buddhist Sanghas were the models for parliamentary democracy.

Ambedkar said tyranny of majority is no democracy. Must read him again.

It is time we recovered some other, deeper, dimensions of his thought and secured a due place for him in the canons of intellectual history. His reflections on democracy qualify him as the first candidate for such a recovery.

Babasaheb Ambedkar was the first Indian, and arguably the only Indian in the 20th century, who offered a theory of radical democracy, a theory that can guide us in the 21st century. This needs to be remembered, because the celebration of his intellectual and political legacy tends to focus almost exclusively on his critique of caste-based injustice.

Ambedkar was not the first thinker to reflect on democracy. But he was the first one to offer original answers to the three basic questions that a theory of democracy must address. One, a theory must set out a norm, an ideal of what democracy should be like. Two, it must evaluate the current state of democracy in the light of its ideal and offer a critique. Three, it must spell out a path to a democratic ideal, from where we stand to where we should aim to be. Ambedkar’s answers were original because these were not drawn from some abstraction. His reflections were firmly located in the context.

Dr Ambedkar’s answers were strikingly different from the two ways of thinking about democracy that dominated his times. On the one hand were ‘liberals’ like Jawaharlal Nehru who expected the Western fairytale of democracy to be replayed in the country, albeit with a time lag. For them, Western democracies were the model towards which country had begun its journey by enacting a Constitution and holding free and fair elections. On the other hands were the critics, mostly from the Left, who thought that the democratic experiment in the country was a sham, nothing but a rule of the capitalist class cloaked in procedures of democracy. Gandhi, too, shared this disdain for Westminster-style democracy. Dr Ambedkar offered a theory of cautious and conditional optimism, an optimism drawn from the abstract promise of democracy and a caution rooted in the Indian context.

Substantive ideal of democracy

Ambedkar offered a substantive definition of democracy, radically different from the procedural definition that dominated the 20th-century theories of democracy. He was not unmindful of the procedural aspects of democracy, but for him, all these democratic mechanisms like elections and parliament were there for a purpose: “to bring about welfare of the people”. He went on to offer a definition of democracy for our times that would set him apart from the dominant theorists of democracy. For him, democracy was “a form and a method of government whereby revolutionary changes in the economic and social life of the people are brought about without bloodshed”. [Conditions Precedent for the Successful Working of Democracy, 1952]

Departing from Western democratic imagination that foregrounds liberty, Ambedkar put equality and fraternity at the heart of democracy. “The roots of democracy lie not in the form of Government, Parliamentary or otherwise. A democracy is more than a form of Government. It is primarily a mode of associated living. The roots of Democracy are to be searched in the social relationship, in terms of associated life between the people who form a society.” [Prospects of Democracy in India, 1956] For this ideal, he turned to the Buddhist tradition. He insisted that Buddhist Sanghas were the models for parliamentary democracy.

Critique of existing democracy

In the light of this ideal, Ambedkar offered a thoroughgoing critique of the existing societies that claimed to be democratic. Though his critique was general, his focus was, understandably, on Indian society. The “associated living” that democracy presupposes simply did not exist in India. Caste system has divided the Indian society into many parallel, self-contained communities that did not allow for the conversation and negotiation necessary for a healthy democracy. Thus Ambedkar’s critique of the caste system was not merely that it was unjust and oppressive for the “depressed classes”, but also that it fractured national unity and made democracy impossible.

Ambedkar turned this critique into a general theory of preconditions for a successful democracy. He reminded us, “democracy is not a plant that grows everywhere”. He would often cite the case of Italy and Germany where absence of social and economic democracy led to the failure of nascent political democracy. For him, the first and foremost condition for democracy was that there should be no glaring inequalities, that every citizen should enjoy equal treatment in everyday administration and governance. This needs to be backed up by popular acceptance of constitutional morality, widespread public conscience and the upholding of moral order in society. Finally, Ambedkar reminded us that there is no democracy without the existence of and respect for opposition, that tyranny of majority is antithetical to democracy.

Path to democratic future

Ambedkar had an unusual approach to making the transition from the present to the desired future. Unlike the social revolutionaries of his time, he did not advocate a violent or even non-violent overthrow of the existing democratic order. In fact, at one point he argued against continuation of satyagraha or civil disobedience in independent India. This might look disappointingly conservative for a radical theorist of democracy. But a closer look would show a more nuanced radicalism at work.

Ambedkar was the first serious student of social consequences of political institutions. He understood that every institutional design has a built-in drag, that it has consequences irrespective of the intent of those who designed it. Whether it was the choice of the parliamentary system over the presidential, or the role and powers of an elected panchayat in a village, or the formation of linguistic states or the partition of the country, Ambedkar brought a razor-sharp understanding of how each of these decisions would affect the most marginalised sections of society. The institutional design he proposed in States and Minorities showed a nuanced approach to using the political form of democracy for social transformation. Needless to say, none of his apparent moderation took away his resolute commitment to nothing short of annihilation of the caste order.

We don’t need to stretch our imagination far to anticipate what Ambedkar might have said about the continuation of inequalities, including caste inequalities, and on the rise of majoritarian democracy in today’s India. What does require careful reflection and imagination is turning these fragments of original thinking into a coherent theory of radical democracy for the 21st century. That is a task for those who take Babasaheb’s intellectual legacy seriously, beyond birthday celebrations.

Why BR Ambedkars three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today

Why BR Ambedkars three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today
By BR Ambedkar

On November 25, 1949, he spoke of the need to give up the grammar of anarchy, to avoid hero-worship, and to work towards a social – not just a political – democracy.

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Why BR Ambedkar’s three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today
On November 25, 1949, he spoke of the need to give up the grammar of anarchy, to avoid hero-worship, and to work towards a social – not just a political – democracy.

Excerpts from the speech to the Constituent Assembly on November 25, 1949

On 26th January 1950, India will be an independent country. What would happen to her independence? Will she maintain her independence or will she lose it again? This is the first thought that comes to my mind. It is not that India was never an independent country. The point is that she once lost the independence she had. Will she lose it a second time? It is this thought which makes me most anxious for the future.

What perturbs me greatly is the fact that not only India has once before lost her independence, but she lost it by the infidelity and treachery of some of her own people.

In the invasion of Sindh by Mahommed-Bin-Kasim, the military commanders of King Dahar accepted bribes from the agents of Mahommed-Bin-Kasim and refused to fight on the side of their King. It was Jaichand who invited Mahommed Gohri to invade India and fight against Prithvi Raj and promised him the help of himself and the Solanki Kings. When Shivaji was fighting for the liberation of Hindus, the other Maratha noblemen and the Rajput Kings were fighting the battle on the side of Moghul Emperors. When the British were trying to destroy the Sikh Rulers, Gulab Singh, their principal commander sat silent and did not help to save the Sikh Kingdom. In 1857, when a large part of India had declared a war of independence against the British, the Sikhs stood and watched the event as silent spectators.

Will history repeat itself? It is this thought which fills me with anxiety. This anxiety is deepened by the realisation of the fact that in addition to our old enemies in the form of castes and creeds we are going to have many political parties with diverse and opposing political creeds. Will Indians place the country above their creed or will they place creed above country? I do not know. But this much is certain that if the parties place creed above country, our independence will be put in jeopardy a second time and probably be lost for ever. This eventuality we must all resolutely guard against. We must be determined to defend our independence with the last drop of our blood.

On the 26th of January 1950, India would be a democratic country in the sense that India from that day would have a government of the people, by the people and for the people. The same thought comes to my mind. What would happen to her democratic Constitution? Will she be able to maintain it or will she lose it again? This is the second thought that comes to my mind and makes me as anxious as the first.

Democratic system

It is not that India did not know what is Democracy. There was a time when India was studded with republics, and even where there were monarchies, they were either elected or limited. They were never absolute. It is not that India did not know Parliaments or parliamentary procedure.

A study of the Buddhist Bhikshu Sanghas discloses that not only there were Parliaments – for the Sanghas were nothing but Parliaments – but the Sanghas knew and observed all the rules of parliamentary procedure known to modern times. They had rules regarding seating arrangements, rules regarding Motions, Resolutions, Quorum, Whip, Counting of Votes, Voting by Ballot, Censure Motion, Regularisation, Res Judicata, etc. Although these rules of parliamentary procedure were applied by the Buddha to the meetings of the Sanghas, he must have borrowed them from the rules of the Political Assemblies functioning in the country in his time.

This democratic system India lost. Will she lose it a second time? I do not know. But it is quite possible in a country like India – where democracy from its long disuse must be regarded as something quite new – there is danger of democracy giving place to dictatorship. It is quite possible for this new born democracy to retain its form but give place to dictatorship in fact. If there is a landslide, the danger of the second possibility becoming actuality is much greater.

Three warnings

If we wish to maintain democracy not merely in form, but also in fact, what must we do?

The first thing in my judgement we must do is to hold fast to constitutional methods of achieving our social and economic objectives. It means we must abandon the bloody methods of revolution. It means that we must abandon the method of civil disobedience, non-cooperation and satyagraha. When there was no way left for constitutional methods for achieving economic and social objectives, there was a great deal of justification for unconstitutional methods. But where constitutional methods are open, there can be no justification for these unconstitutional methods. These methods are nothing but the Grammar of Anarchy and the sooner they are abandoned, the better for us.

The second thing we must do is to observe the caution which John Stuart Mill has given to all who are interested in the maintenance of democracy, namely, not “to lay their liberties at the feet of even a great man, or to trust him with power which enable him to subvert their institutions”. There is nothing wrong in being grateful to great men who have rendered life-long services to the country. But there are limits to gratefulness. As has been well said by the Irish Patriot Daniel O’Connel, no man can be grateful at the cost of his honour, no woman can be grateful at the cost of her chastity and no nation can be grateful at the cost of its liberty. This caution is far more necessary in the case of India than in the case of any other country. For in India, Bhakti or what may be called the path of devotion or hero-worship, plays a part in its politics unequalled in magnitude by the part it plays in the politics of any other country in the world. Bhakti in religion may be a road to the salvation of the soul. But in politics, Bhakti or hero-worship is a sure road to degradation and to eventual dictatorship.

The third thing we must do is not to be content with mere political democracy. We must make our political democracy a social democracy as well. Political democracy cannot last unless there lies at the base of it social democracy.

Social democracy

What does social democracy mean? It means a way of life which recognises liberty, equality and fraternity as the principles of life. These principles of liberty, equality and fraternity are not to be treated as separate items in a trinity. They form a union of trinity in the sense that to divorce one from the other is to defeat the very purpose of democracy.

Liberty cannot be divorced from equality, equality cannot be divorced from liberty. Nor can liberty and equality be divorced from fraternity. Without equality, liberty would produce the supremacy of the few over the many. Equality without liberty would kill individual initiative. Without fraternity, liberty would produce the supremacy of the few over the many. Without fraternity, liberty and equality could not become a natural course of things. It would require a constable to enforce them.

We must begin by acknowledging the fact that there is complete absence of two things in Indian Society. One of these is equality. On the social plane, we have in India a society based on the principle of graded inequality which we have a society in which there are some who have immense wealth as against many who live in abject poverty.

On the 26th of January 1950, we are going to enter into a life of contradictions. In politics we will have equality and in social and economic life we will have inequality. In politics we will be recognising the principle of one man one vote and one vote one value. In our social and economic life, we shall, by reason of our social and economic structure, continue to deny the principle of one man one value. How long shall we continue to live this life of contradictions? How long shall we continue to deny equality in our social and economic life? If we continue to deny it for long, we will do so only by putting our political democracy in peril. We must remove this contradiction at the earliest possible moment or else those who suffer from inequality will blow up the structure of political democracy which is Assembly has to laboriously built up.

The second thing we are wanting in is recognition of the principle of fraternity. What does fraternity mean? Fraternity means a sense of common brotherhood of all Indians – of Indians being one people. It is the principle which gives unity and solidarity to social life. It is a difficult thing to achieve. How difficult it is, can be realised from the story related by James Bryce in his volume on American Commonwealth about the United States of America.

The story is – I propose to recount it in the words of Bryce himself:

“Some years ago the American Protestant Episcopal Church was occupied at its triennial Convention in revising its liturgy. It was thought desirable to introduce among the short sentence prayers a prayer for the whole people, and an eminent New England divine proposed the words `O Lord, bless our nation’. Accepted one afternoon, on the spur of the moment, the sentence was brought up next day for reconsideration, when so many objections were raised by the laity to the word nation’ as importing too definite a recognition of national unity, that it was dropped, and instead there were adopted the words `O Lord, bless these United States.”

There was so little solidarity in the USA at the time when this incident occurred that the people of America did not think that they were a nation. If the people of the United States could not feel that they were a nation, how difficult it is for Indians to think that they are a nation?

A great delusion

I remember the days when politically minded Indians, resented the expression “the people of India”. They preferred the expression “the Indian nation.” I am of opinion that in believing that we are a nation, we are cherishing a great delusion. How can people divided into several thousands of castes be a nation? The sooner we realise that we are not as yet a nation in the social and psychological sense of the world, the better for us. For then only we shall realise the necessity of becoming a nation and seriously think of ways and means of realising the goal. The realisation of this goal is going to be very difficult – far more difficult than it has been in the United States. The United States has no caste problem. In India there are castes. The castes are anti-national. In the first place because they bring about separation in social life. They are anti-national also because they generate jealousy and antipathy between caste and caste. But we must overcome all these difficulties if we wish to become a nation in reality. For fraternity can be a fact only when there is a nation. Without fraternity, equality and liberty will be no deeper than coats of paint.

These are my reflections about the tasks that lie ahead of us. They may not be very pleasant to some. But there can be no gainsaying that political power in this country has too long been the monopoly of a few and the many are only beasts of burden, but also beasts of prey. This monopoly has not merely deprived them of their chance of betterment, it has sapped them of what may be called the significance of life. These down-trodden classes are tired of being governed. They are impatient to govern themselves. This urge for self-realisation in the down-trodden classes must no be allowed to devolve into a class struggle or class war. It would lead to a division of the House. That would indeed be a day of disaster. For, as has been well said by Abraham Lincoln, a House divided against itself cannot stand very long. Therefore the sooner room is made for the realisation of their aspiration, the better for the few, the better for the country, the better for the maintenance for its independence and the better for the continuance of its democratic structure. This can only be done by the establishment of equality and fraternity in all spheres of life. That is why I have laid so much stresses on them.

I do not wish to weary the House any further. Independence is no doubt a matter of joy. But let us not forget that this independence has thrown on us great responsibilities. By independence, we have lost the excuse of blaming the British for anything going wrong. If hereafter things go wrong, we will have nobody to blame except ourselves. There is great danger of things going wrong. Times are fast changing. People including our own are being moved by new ideologies. They are getting tired of Government by the people. They are prepared to have Governments for the people and are indifferent whether it is Government of the people and by the people. If we wish to preserve the Constitution in which we have sought to enshrine the principle of Government of the people, for the people and by the people, let us resolve not to be tardy in the recognition of the evils that lie across our path and which induce people to prefer Government for the people to Government by the people, nor to be weak in our initiative to remove them. That is the only way to serve the country. I know of no better.

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Buddha Quotes on Finding Peace of Mind | Pure Devine Energy | K. Umakrishnaaveni

Buddha Quotes on Finding Peace of Mind | Pure Devine Energy | K. Umakrishnaaveni
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Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

—Irakaslearen instrukzioak—

Dhamma hauetaz, Upāli, zeina jakingo duzu: “Dhamma hauek guztiz aproposak dira nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbāna, Upāli-ri, ziur esan dezakezu: “Hau da Dhamma, Vinaya, Irakaslearen instrukzioa’.

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জীবন বদলে দেওয়া গৌতম বুদ্ধের ৭ টি বাণী । Gautama Buddha Inspirational Quotes in Bengali

জীবন বদলে দেওয়া গৌতম বুদ্ধের ৭ টি বাণী । Gautama Buddha Inspirational Quotes in Bengali
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Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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এই ধম্মগুলির মধ্যে, উপালি, যার মধ্যে আপনি হয়তো জানেন: ‘এই ধম্মগুলি নিবিদা, বিরাগ, নিরোধ, উপসাম, অভিযান, সম্বোধি, নিব্বাণ, উপালি, আপনি অবশ্যই ধরে রাখতে পারেন: ‘এই ধম্ম, বিনয়, শিক্ষকের নির্দেশ’।

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By Zvjezdana Prasina

Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Uputstvo učitelja —

Od ovih dhamma, Upāli, za koje možda znate: ‘Ove dhamme su u potpunosti pogodne za nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, za sambodhi, za Nibbānu, Upāli, možete definitivno držati: ‘Ovo je Dhamma, Vinaya, uputstvo Učitelja’

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Саттусасана Сута

— Инструкцията на учителя —

От тези дхамми, Upāli, за които може би знаете: „Тези дхамми са напълно благоприятни за nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, за самбодхи, за Nibbāna, Upāli, определено може да държите: „Това е Dhamma, Vinaya, инструкция на Учителя“. ако аз

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- La instrucció del mestre -

D’aquests dhammes, Upāli, dels quals potser coneixeu: “Aquests dhammes són totalment favorables a nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, a sambodhi, a Nibbāna, Upāli, segurament podeu sostenir: “Aquest és el Dhamma, Vinaya, instrucció del Mestre’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusana Sutta

- Ang Instruksyon sa Magtutudlo -

Niini nga mga dhamma, Upāli, diin mahimo nimong mahibal-an: ‘Kini nga mga dhamma hingpit nga makaayo sa nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,sa sambodhi,ngadto sa Nibbāna, Upāli, mahimo nimong huptan: ‘Kini ang Dhamma,Vinaya, pagtudlo sa Magtutudlo’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusasana Sutta

- Malangizo a Mphunzitsi -

Pa ma dhammas awa, Upāli, omwe mungadziwe: ‘Madhamma awa amathandizira kuti nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña, sambodhi,ku Nibbāna, Upāli,mutha kunena kuti: ‘Iyi ndi Dhamma, Vinaya, malangizo a Mphunzitsi’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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— 老师的教导 —

在这些法中,优婆利,你可能知道:‘这些法完全有利于涅槃、毗罗伽、涅槃、优婆夷、上菩提、证悟、涅槃、优婆利,你一定可以持有:‘这是法、律、老师的教导”。

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念誦經

— 老師的教導 —

在這些法中,優婆利,你可能知道:‘這些法完全有利於涅槃、毘羅伽、涅槃、優婆夷、上菩提、證悟、涅槃、優婆利,你一定可以持有:‘這是法、律、老師的教導”。

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- L’istruzione di u maestru -

Di questi dhamma, Upāli, di quale pudete sapè: “Questi dhamma sò assai favurevuli à nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, à sambodhi, à Nibbāna, Upāli, pudete definite: “Questu hè u Dhamma, Vinaya, istruzzioni di u Maestru’.

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Satthusāsana sutta

— Učiteljice upute —

Od ovih dhamma, Upāli, za koje možda znate: ‘Ove dhamme su u potpunosti pogodne za nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, za sambodhi, za Nibbānu, Upāli, možete definitivno držati: ‘Ovo je Dhamma, Vinaya, uputa Učitelja’.

Budha- sestřih z filmu malý Budha

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Pokyn učitele —

Z těchto dhamm, Upāli, o kterých možná víte: „Tyto dhammy naprosto napomáhají nibbidě, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, nibbāně, Upāli, můžete rozhodně tvrdit: ,Toto je Dhamma, Vinaya, pokyn učitele“.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Lærerens instruktion —

Om disse dhammaer, Upāli, som du måske kender til: ‘Disse dhammas er fuldstændig befordrende for nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, til sambodhi, til Nibbāna, Upāli, kan du helt sikkert mene: ‘Dette er Dhammaen, Vinaya, instruktion af læreren«.

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Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— De instructie van de leraar —

Van deze dhamma’s, Upāli, waarvan u wellicht weet: ‘Deze dhamma’s zijn uitermate bevorderlijk voor nibbida, virāga,nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbāna, Upāli, waar u zeker van kunt houden: ‘Dit is de Dhamma, Vinaya, instructie van de leraar’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

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Do Good Purify Mind-Buddha’s 🤕 Own Words

Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- Müəllimin göstərişi -

Bilə biləcəyiniz bu dhammalardan Upali: ‘Bu dhammalar nibbida, virağa, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbana, Upali üçün tamamilə əlverişlidir, siz mütləq saxlaya bilərsiniz: ‘Bu, Dhamma, Vinaya, Müəllimin göstərişi’.

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Heres How to Grow a Plentiful Vegetable Garden in a Container

Heres How to Grow a Plentiful Vegetable Garden in a Container
By picking the right plants, you can grow a fair amount of food in just a few large pots!

How to Grow a Plentiful Container Vegetable Garden

Here’s a little-known secret: Many vegetables actually do really well in containers. By picking the right plants, you can grow a fair amount of food in just a few large pots!

You don’t need to dig up a huge plot in your backyard to grow your own food. Even if you only have a small space available on your porch or patio, you can create an edible container garden. Growing vegetables in containers opens up tons of possibilities, and you can even plant and harvest exciting and tasty varieties you won’t normally find at the grocery store. To get started, just find a sunny spot to place your container and choose a few different veggies that you and your family like to eat. Soon you’ll have healthy, delicious produce growing right outside your door!

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Vegetable Container Garden Materials

Before you start planting, choose the containers you want to use. Both the type and size of container can affect the care your garden needs, so be sure to pick pots that will work for the space you have and the veggies you want to grow.

Type of Container

Not sure what type of container to grow your vegetables in? Don’t fret; typically, you’ll care more about this than your plants will. Most vegetables aren’t fussy about what kind of container they grow in. The only basic requirements are that the pot is large enough to hold the plant and that it has drainage holes so excess water can escape.

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In general, plants in terra cotta (clay) need more attention to watering than other types of pots, because of the porous nature of the material. Especially if you plan on moving your veggie garden around, try to choose a lightweight container; once it’s planted, it can get pretty heavy, especially after watering. Also think about the color. Dark colors absorb heat, so they may make the soil too warm for some vegetable crops in summer, especially in hot-summer areas. And avoid vegetable container gardens made of treated wood, as it may contain chemical compounds that could be absorbed by your vegetables.

Size of Container

When it comes to size, the bigger the pot is, the better, especially for beginners. The reason for this is that large pots hold more soil and will hold moisture longer so you don’t have to water as much. Look for containers that are at least 10 inches wide and 12 inches deep. And feel free to think beyond the typical round flower pot; half barrels, plastic-lined bushel baskets, and window boxes can work just as well.

Plants that grow tall or produce vines (like tomatoes and cucumbers) will be more productive if they’re grown with a support in the container. Something as simple as a wire cage inserted into the container at planting time will work. Use larger, heavier containers for trellised plants to minimize the risk of tipping.barrel with various plants surrounded by flowers

What Type of Soil to Use in Containers

While vegetables aren’t fussy about the kind of pot they’re in, they do need a potting mix that will allow water to drain well. Like most other container gardens, your veggies will do best in potting mixes made for containers. Fill the containers so the soil is at least 2-3 inches below the rim (that extra space at the top will give you room to water deeply without overflowing the container). Water the soil just before planting.

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What Type of Soil to Use in Containers

While vegetables aren’t fussy about the kind of pot they’re in, they do need a potting mix that will allow water to drain well. Like most other container gardens, your veggies will do best in potting mixes made for containers. Fill the containers so the soil is at least 2-3 inches below the rim (that extra space at the top will give you room to water deeply without overflowing the container). Water the soil just before planting.

How to Plant Vegetables in Containers

Choosing the plants for your container garden is up to you; as a starting point, think about what you like to eat. Most vegetables have similar care needs (full sun and well-drained soil), but it’s also good to double-check that their needs are similar, especially if you’re planting multiple veggies in one container.

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You can start your vegetable container garden at the same time you would plant in the garden. Depending on what types of vegetables you want to grow, you can start seeds in your containers, grow transplants from seeds started indoors, or purchase transplants from a garden center.

Test Garden Tip: Start container garden crops such as beans, corn, carrots, radishes, and spinach from seeds sown directly in the container.

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Ambedkar said tyranny of majority is no democracy. Indians must read him again

Ambedkar said tyranny of majority is no democracy. Indians must read him again
By Yogendra Yadav

Don’t just celebrate Ambedkar’s birthday. Follow the democracy he envisioned for India.

Departing from Western democratic imagination that foregrounds liberty, Ambedkar put equality and fraternity at the heart of democracy. “The roots of democracy lie not in the form of Government, Parliamentary or otherwise. A democracy is more than a form of Government. It is primarily a mode of associated living. The roots of Democracy are to be searched in the social relationship, in terms of associated life between the people who form a society.” [Prospects of Democracy in India, 1956] For this ideal, he turned to the Buddhist tradition. He insisted that Buddhist Sanghas were the models for parliamentary democracy.

Ambedkar said tyranny of majority is no democracy. Must read him again.

It is time we recovered some other, deeper, dimensions of his thought and secured a due place for him in the canons of intellectual history. His reflections on democracy qualify him as the first candidate for such a recovery.

Babasaheb Ambedkar was the first Indian, and arguably the only Indian in the 20th century, who offered a theory of radical democracy, a theory that can guide us in the 21st century. This needs to be remembered, because the celebration of his intellectual and political legacy tends to focus almost exclusively on his critique of caste-based injustice.

Ambedkar was not the first thinker to reflect on democracy. But he was the first one to offer original answers to the three basic questions that a theory of democracy must address. One, a theory must set out a norm, an ideal of what democracy should be like. Two, it must evaluate the current state of democracy in the light of its ideal and offer a critique. Three, it must spell out a path to a democratic ideal, from where we stand to where we should aim to be. Ambedkar’s answers were original because these were not drawn from some abstraction. His reflections were firmly located in the context.

Dr Ambedkar’s answers were strikingly different from the two ways of thinking about democracy that dominated his times. On the one hand were ‘liberals’ like Jawaharlal Nehru who expected the Western fairytale of democracy to be replayed in the country, albeit with a time lag. For them, Western democracies were the model towards which country had begun its journey by enacting a Constitution and holding free and fair elections. On the other hands were the critics, mostly from the Left, who thought that the democratic experiment in the country was a sham, nothing but a rule of the capitalist class cloaked in procedures of democracy. Gandhi, too, shared this disdain for Westminster-style democracy. Dr Ambedkar offered a theory of cautious and conditional optimism, an optimism drawn from the abstract promise of democracy and a caution rooted in the Indian context.

Substantive ideal of democracy

Ambedkar offered a substantive definition of democracy, radically different from the procedural definition that dominated the 20th-century theories of democracy. He was not unmindful of the procedural aspects of democracy, but for him, all these democratic mechanisms like elections and parliament were there for a purpose: “to bring about welfare of the people”. He went on to offer a definition of democracy for our times that would set him apart from the dominant theorists of democracy. For him, democracy was “a form and a method of government whereby revolutionary changes in the economic and social life of the people are brought about without bloodshed”. [Conditions Precedent for the Successful Working of Democracy, 1952]

Departing from Western democratic imagination that foregrounds liberty, Ambedkar put equality and fraternity at the heart of democracy. “The roots of democracy lie not in the form of Government, Parliamentary or otherwise. A democracy is more than a form of Government. It is primarily a mode of associated living. The roots of Democracy are to be searched in the social relationship, in terms of associated life between the people who form a society.” [Prospects of Democracy in India, 1956] For this ideal, he turned to the Buddhist tradition. He insisted that Buddhist Sanghas were the models for parliamentary democracy.

Critique of existing democracy

In the light of this ideal, Ambedkar offered a thoroughgoing critique of the existing societies that claimed to be democratic. Though his critique was general, his focus was, understandably, on Indian society. The “associated living” that democracy presupposes simply did not exist in India. Caste system has divided the Indian society into many parallel, self-contained communities that did not allow for the conversation and negotiation necessary for a healthy democracy. Thus Ambedkar’s critique of the caste system was not merely that it was unjust and oppressive for the “depressed classes”, but also that it fractured national unity and made democracy impossible.

Ambedkar turned this critique into a general theory of preconditions for a successful democracy. He reminded us, “democracy is not a plant that grows everywhere”. He would often cite the case of Italy and Germany where absence of social and economic democracy led to the failure of nascent political democracy. For him, the first and foremost condition for democracy was that there should be no glaring inequalities, that every citizen should enjoy equal treatment in everyday administration and governance. This needs to be backed up by popular acceptance of constitutional morality, widespread public conscience and the upholding of moral order in society. Finally, Ambedkar reminded us that there is no democracy without the existence of and respect for opposition, that tyranny of majority is antithetical to democracy.

Path to democratic future

Ambedkar had an unusual approach to making the transition from the present to the desired future. Unlike the social revolutionaries of his time, he did not advocate a violent or even non-violent overthrow of the existing democratic order. In fact, at one point he argued against continuation of satyagraha or civil disobedience in independent India. This might look disappointingly conservative for a radical theorist of democracy. But a closer look would show a more nuanced radicalism at work.

Ambedkar was the first serious student of social consequences of political institutions. He understood that every institutional design has a built-in drag, that it has consequences irrespective of the intent of those who designed it. Whether it was the choice of the parliamentary system over the presidential, or the role and powers of an elected panchayat in a village, or the formation of linguistic states or the partition of the country, Ambedkar brought a razor-sharp understanding of how each of these decisions would affect the most marginalised sections of society. The institutional design he proposed in States and Minorities showed a nuanced approach to using the political form of democracy for social transformation. Needless to say, none of his apparent moderation took away his resolute commitment to nothing short of annihilation of the caste order.

We don’t need to stretch our imagination far to anticipate what Ambedkar might have said about the continuation of inequalities, including caste inequalities, and on the rise of majoritarian democracy in today’s India. What does require careful reflection and imagination is turning these fragments of original thinking into a coherent theory of radical democracy for the 21st century. That is a task for those who take Babasaheb’s intellectual legacy seriously, beyond birthday celebrations.

Why BR Ambedkars three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today

Why BR Ambedkars three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today
By BR Ambedkar

On November 25, 1949, he spoke of the need to give up the grammar of anarchy, to avoid hero-worship, and to work towards a social – not just a political – democracy.

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Why BR Ambedkar’s three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today
On November 25, 1949, he spoke of the need to give up the grammar of anarchy, to avoid hero-worship, and to work towards a social – not just a political – democracy.

Excerpts from the speech to the Constituent Assembly on November 25, 1949

On 26th January 1950, India will be an independent country. What would happen to her independence? Will she maintain her independence or will she lose it again? This is the first thought that comes to my mind. It is not that India was never an independent country. The point is that she once lost the independence she had. Will she lose it a second time? It is this thought which makes me most anxious for the future.

What perturbs me greatly is the fact that not only India has once before lost her independence, but she lost it by the infidelity and treachery of some of her own people.

In the invasion of Sindh by Mahommed-Bin-Kasim, the military commanders of King Dahar accepted bribes from the agents of Mahommed-Bin-Kasim and refused to fight on the side of their King. It was Jaichand who invited Mahommed Gohri to invade India and fight against Prithvi Raj and promised him the help of himself and the Solanki Kings. When Shivaji was fighting for the liberation of Hindus, the other Maratha noblemen and the Rajput Kings were fighting the battle on the side of Moghul Emperors. When the British were trying to destroy the Sikh Rulers, Gulab Singh, their principal commander sat silent and did not help to save the Sikh Kingdom. In 1857, when a large part of India had declared a war of independence against the British, the Sikhs stood and watched the event as silent spectators.

Will history repeat itself? It is this thought which fills me with anxiety. This anxiety is deepened by the realisation of the fact that in addition to our old enemies in the form of castes and creeds we are going to have many political parties with diverse and opposing political creeds. Will Indians place the country above their creed or will they place creed above country? I do not know. But this much is certain that if the parties place creed above country, our independence will be put in jeopardy a second time and probably be lost for ever. This eventuality we must all resolutely guard against. We must be determined to defend our independence with the last drop of our blood.

On the 26th of January 1950, India would be a democratic country in the sense that India from that day would have a government of the people, by the people and for the people. The same thought comes to my mind. What would happen to her democratic Constitution? Will she be able to maintain it or will she lose it again? This is the second thought that comes to my mind and makes me as anxious as the first.

Democratic system

It is not that India did not know what is Democracy. There was a time when India was studded with republics, and even where there were monarchies, they were either elected or limited. They were never absolute. It is not that India did not know Parliaments or parliamentary procedure.

A study of the Buddhist Bhikshu Sanghas discloses that not only there were Parliaments – for the Sanghas were nothing but Parliaments – but the Sanghas knew and observed all the rules of parliamentary procedure known to modern times. They had rules regarding seating arrangements, rules regarding Motions, Resolutions, Quorum, Whip, Counting of Votes, Voting by Ballot, Censure Motion, Regularisation, Res Judicata, etc. Although these rules of parliamentary procedure were applied by the Buddha to the meetings of the Sanghas, he must have borrowed them from the rules of the Political Assemblies functioning in the country in his time.

This democratic system India lost. Will she lose it a second time? I do not know. But it is quite possible in a country like India – where democracy from its long disuse must be regarded as something quite new – there is danger of democracy giving place to dictatorship. It is quite possible for this new born democracy to retain its form but give place to dictatorship in fact. If there is a landslide, the danger of the second possibility becoming actuality is much greater.

Three warnings

If we wish to maintain democracy not merely in form, but also in fact, what must we do?

The first thing in my judgement we must do is to hold fast to constitutional methods of achieving our social and economic objectives. It means we must abandon the bloody methods of revolution. It means that we must abandon the method of civil disobedience, non-cooperation and satyagraha. When there was no way left for constitutional methods for achieving economic and social objectives, there was a great deal of justification for unconstitutional methods. But where constitutional methods are open, there can be no justification for these unconstitutional methods. These methods are nothing but the Grammar of Anarchy and the sooner they are abandoned, the better for us.

The second thing we must do is to observe the caution which John Stuart Mill has given to all who are interested in the maintenance of democracy, namely, not “to lay their liberties at the feet of even a great man, or to trust him with power which enable him to subvert their institutions”. There is nothing wrong in being grateful to great men who have rendered life-long services to the country. But there are limits to gratefulness. As has been well said by the Irish Patriot Daniel O’Connel, no man can be grateful at the cost of his honour, no woman can be grateful at the cost of her chastity and no nation can be grateful at the cost of its liberty. This caution is far more necessary in the case of India than in the case of any other country. For in India, Bhakti or what may be called the path of devotion or hero-worship, plays a part in its politics unequalled in magnitude by the part it plays in the politics of any other country in the world. Bhakti in religion may be a road to the salvation of the soul. But in politics, Bhakti or hero-worship is a sure road to degradation and to eventual dictatorship.

The third thing we must do is not to be content with mere political democracy. We must make our political democracy a social democracy as well. Political democracy cannot last unless there lies at the base of it social democracy.

Social democracy

What does social democracy mean? It means a way of life which recognises liberty, equality and fraternity as the principles of life. These principles of liberty, equality and fraternity are not to be treated as separate items in a trinity. They form a union of trinity in the sense that to divorce one from the other is to defeat the very purpose of democracy.

Liberty cannot be divorced from equality, equality cannot be divorced from liberty. Nor can liberty and equality be divorced from fraternity. Without equality, liberty would produce the supremacy of the few over the many. Equality without liberty would kill individual initiative. Without fraternity, liberty would produce the supremacy of the few over the many. Without fraternity, liberty and equality could not become a natural course of things. It would require a constable to enforce them.

We must begin by acknowledging the fact that there is complete absence of two things in Indian Society. One of these is equality. On the social plane, we have in India a society based on the principle of graded inequality which we have a society in which there are some who have immense wealth as against many who live in abject poverty.

On the 26th of January 1950, we are going to enter into a life of contradictions. In politics we will have equality and in social and economic life we will have inequality. In politics we will be recognising the principle of one man one vote and one vote one value. In our social and economic life, we shall, by reason of our social and economic structure, continue to deny the principle of one man one value. How long shall we continue to live this life of contradictions? How long shall we continue to deny equality in our social and economic life? If we continue to deny it for long, we will do so only by putting our political democracy in peril. We must remove this contradiction at the earliest possible moment or else those who suffer from inequality will blow up the structure of political democracy which is Assembly has to laboriously built up.

The second thing we are wanting in is recognition of the principle of fraternity. What does fraternity mean? Fraternity means a sense of common brotherhood of all Indians – of Indians being one people. It is the principle which gives unity and solidarity to social life. It is a difficult thing to achieve. How difficult it is, can be realised from the story related by James Bryce in his volume on American Commonwealth about the United States of America.

The story is – I propose to recount it in the words of Bryce himself:

“Some years ago the American Protestant Episcopal Church was occupied at its triennial Convention in revising its liturgy. It was thought desirable to introduce among the short sentence prayers a prayer for the whole people, and an eminent New England divine proposed the words `O Lord, bless our nation’. Accepted one afternoon, on the spur of the moment, the sentence was brought up next day for reconsideration, when so many objections were raised by the laity to the word nation’ as importing too definite a recognition of national unity, that it was dropped, and instead there were adopted the words `O Lord, bless these United States.”

There was so little solidarity in the USA at the time when this incident occurred that the people of America did not think that they were a nation. If the people of the United States could not feel that they were a nation, how difficult it is for Indians to think that they are a nation?

A great delusion

I remember the days when politically minded Indians, resented the expression “the people of India”. They preferred the expression “the Indian nation.” I am of opinion that in believing that we are a nation, we are cherishing a great delusion. How can people divided into several thousands of castes be a nation? The sooner we realise that we are not as yet a nation in the social and psychological sense of the world, the better for us. For then only we shall realise the necessity of becoming a nation and seriously think of ways and means of realising the goal. The realisation of this goal is going to be very difficult – far more difficult than it has been in the United States. The United States has no caste problem. In India there are castes. The castes are anti-national. In the first place because they bring about separation in social life. They are anti-national also because they generate jealousy and antipathy between caste and caste. But we must overcome all these difficulties if we wish to become a nation in reality. For fraternity can be a fact only when there is a nation. Without fraternity, equality and liberty will be no deeper than coats of paint.

These are my reflections about the tasks that lie ahead of us. They may not be very pleasant to some. But there can be no gainsaying that political power in this country has too long been the monopoly of a few and the many are only beasts of burden, but also beasts of prey. This monopoly has not merely deprived them of their chance of betterment, it has sapped them of what may be called the significance of life. These down-trodden classes are tired of being governed. They are impatient to govern themselves. This urge for self-realisation in the down-trodden classes must no be allowed to devolve into a class struggle or class war. It would lead to a division of the House. That would indeed be a day of disaster. For, as has been well said by Abraham Lincoln, a House divided against itself cannot stand very long. Therefore the sooner room is made for the realisation of their aspiration, the better for the few, the better for the country, the better for the maintenance for its independence and the better for the continuance of its democratic structure. This can only be done by the establishment of equality and fraternity in all spheres of life. That is why I have laid so much stresses on them.

I do not wish to weary the House any further. Independence is no doubt a matter of joy. But let us not forget that this independence has thrown on us great responsibilities. By independence, we have lost the excuse of blaming the British for anything going wrong. If hereafter things go wrong, we will have nobody to blame except ourselves. There is great danger of things going wrong. Times are fast changing. People including our own are being moved by new ideologies. They are getting tired of Government by the people. They are prepared to have Governments for the people and are indifferent whether it is Government of the people and by the people. If we wish to preserve the Constitution in which we have sought to enshrine the principle of Government of the people, for the people and by the people, let us resolve not to be tardy in the recognition of the evils that lie across our path and which induce people to prefer Government for the people to Government by the people, nor to be weak in our initiative to remove them. That is the only way to serve the country. I know of no better.

Buddha the Awakened One ☝️with Awareness never 👎 believed in any soul. He said all are equal unlike manusmriti which profess 1st,2nd,3rd,4th rate athmas/souls and people without any soul so that all sorts of atrocities can be committed on them. The Ex CJI sathasivam had committed a grave error of judgement by ordering that the EVMs will be replaced in a phased manner as suggested by the ex CEC Sampath because of the cost of Rs 1600 crores involved in the entire replacement of the EVMs. Only in 8 out of 543 seats were replaced in 2014 Lok Sabha elections which helped the Free For All Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) to gobble the Master Key. When the BJP was in opposition even the RSS favoured Paper Ballots but after it came to power they prefer EVMs and gave tickets to RSS cadres in support of its stealth 🥷 shadowy hindutva rashtra. His failures are because of He abdicated after leaving his wife though his wife’s name is also Yasoda to meet her husband Still, she keeps asking for the date.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

—Irakaslearen instrukzioak—

Dhamma hauetaz, Upāli, zeina jakingo duzu: “Dhamma hauek guztiz aproposak dira nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbāna, Upāli-ri, ziur esan dezakezu: “Hau da Dhamma, Vinaya, Irakaslearen instrukzioa’.

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জীবন বদলে দেওয়া গৌতম বুদ্ধের ৭ টি বাণী । Gautama Buddha Inspirational Quotes in Bengali
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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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- শিক্ষকের নির্দেশ -

এই ধম্মগুলির মধ্যে, উপালি, যার মধ্যে আপনি হয়তো জানেন: ‘এই ধম্মগুলি নিবিদা, বিরাগ, নিরোধ, উপসাম, অভিযান, সম্বোধি, নিব্বাণ, উপালি, আপনি অবশ্যই ধরে রাখতে পারেন: ‘এই ধম্ম, বিনয়, শিক্ষকের নির্দেশ’।

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Uputstvo učitelja —

Od ovih dhamma, Upāli, za koje možda znate: ‘Ove dhamme su u potpunosti pogodne za nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, za sambodhi, za Nibbānu, Upāli, možete definitivno držati: ‘Ovo je Dhamma, Vinaya, uputstvo Učitelja’

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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— Инструкцията на учителя —

От тези дхамми, Upāli, за които може би знаете: „Тези дхамми са напълно благоприятни за nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, за самбодхи, за Nibbāna, Upāli, определено може да държите: „Това е Dhamma, Vinaya, инструкция на Учителя“. ако аз

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- La instrucció del mestre -

D’aquests dhammes, Upāli, dels quals potser coneixeu: “Aquests dhammes són totalment favorables a nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, a sambodhi, a Nibbāna, Upāli, segurament podeu sostenir: “Aquest és el Dhamma, Vinaya, instrucció del Mestre’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusana Sutta

- Ang Instruksyon sa Magtutudlo -

Niini nga mga dhamma, Upāli, diin mahimo nimong mahibal-an: ‘Kini nga mga dhamma hingpit nga makaayo sa nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,sa sambodhi,ngadto sa Nibbāna, Upāli, mahimo nimong huptan: ‘Kini ang Dhamma,Vinaya, pagtudlo sa Magtutudlo’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusasana Sutta

- Malangizo a Mphunzitsi -

Pa ma dhammas awa, Upāli, omwe mungadziwe: ‘Madhamma awa amathandizira kuti nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña, sambodhi,ku Nibbāna, Upāli,mutha kunena kuti: ‘Iyi ndi Dhamma, Vinaya, malangizo a Mphunzitsi’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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— 老师的教导 —

在这些法中,优婆利,你可能知道:‘这些法完全有利于涅槃、毗罗伽、涅槃、优婆夷、上菩提、证悟、涅槃、优婆利,你一定可以持有:‘这是法、律、老师的教导”。

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— 老師的教導 —

在這些法中,優婆利,你可能知道:‘這些法完全有利於涅槃、毘羅伽、涅槃、優婆夷、上菩提、證悟、涅槃、優婆利,你一定可以持有:‘這是法、律、老師的教導”。

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- L’istruzione di u maestru -

Di questi dhamma, Upāli, di quale pudete sapè: “Questi dhamma sò assai favurevuli à nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, à sambodhi, à Nibbāna, Upāli, pudete definite: “Questu hè u Dhamma, Vinaya, istruzzioni di u Maestru’.

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Satthusāsana sutta

— Učiteljice upute —

Od ovih dhamma, Upāli, za koje možda znate: ‘Ove dhamme su u potpunosti pogodne za nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, za sambodhi, za Nibbānu, Upāli, možete definitivno držati: ‘Ovo je Dhamma, Vinaya, uputa Učitelja’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Pokyn učitele —

Z těchto dhamm, Upāli, o kterých možná víte: „Tyto dhammy naprosto napomáhají nibbidě, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, nibbāně, Upāli, můžete rozhodně tvrdit: ,Toto je Dhamma, Vinaya, pokyn učitele“.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Lærerens instruktion —

Om disse dhammaer, Upāli, som du måske kender til: ‘Disse dhammas er fuldstændig befordrende for nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, til sambodhi, til Nibbāna, Upāli, kan du helt sikkert mene: ‘Dette er Dhammaen, Vinaya, instruktion af læreren«.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— De instructie van de leraar —

Van deze dhamma’s, Upāli, waarvan u wellicht weet: ‘Deze dhamma’s zijn uitermate bevorderlijk voor nibbida, virāga,nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbāna, Upāli, waar u zeker van kunt houden: ‘Dit is de Dhamma, Vinaya, instructie van de leraar’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Understanding the core teaching in Buddhism | Thanajayo Bhikkhu | 17 Feb 2021

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— The Instruction of the Teacher —

Of these dhammas,Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are utterly conducive to nibbida,virāga,nirodha,upasama,abhiñña,to sambodhi,to Nibbāna, Upāli,you may definitely hold: ‘This is the Dhamma,Vinaya,instruction of the Teacher’.

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Here is a very concise sevenfold instruction to discriminate what is the Teaching of the Buddha from what is not.

Once, āyasmā Upāli approached the Bhagavā; having drawn near and paid respect to the Bhagavā, he sat down on one side. Having sat down on onse side, āyasmā Upāli addressed the Bhagavā thus:

It would be good, Bhante, if the Bhagavā taught me the Dhamma in brief, so that, having heard the Dhamma from the Bhagavā, I may dwell solitary, secluded, diligent, ardent and resolute.

Of these dhammas, Upāli, of which you may know: ‘These dhammas are not utterly{1} conducive to nibbida, to virāga, to nirodha, to upasama, to abhiñña, to sambodhi, to Nibbāna, Upāli, you may definitely hold: ‘This is not the Dhamma, this is not the Vinaya, this is not the instruction of the Teacher’.

अच्छा करो मन को शुद्ध करो-बुद्ध के स्वयं के वचन

सत्थुसासन सुत्त:

- शिक्षक का निर्देश -

इन धम्मों में से, उपाली, जिनके बारे में आप जान सकते हैं: ‘ये धम्म निबिदा, विराग, निरोध, उपसमा, अभिनय, संबोधि, निर्बाण, उपाली के लिए पूरी तरह से अनुकूल हैं, आप निश्चित रूप से धारण कर सकते हैं: ‘यह धम्म है, विनय, शिक्षक का निर्देश’।

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बुद्ध की शिक्षा क्या है और क्या नहीं है, इसे अलग करने के लिए यहां एक बहुत ही संक्षिप्त सात गुना निर्देश दिया गया है।

एक बार, आयस्मा उपाली भगव के पास पहुंची; भगवद के समीप आकर उनका सम्मान किया, वे एक ओर बैठ गए। एक तरफ बैठ कर, आयस्मा उपाली ने भगव को इस प्रकार संबोधित किया:

यह अच्छा होगा, भंते, अगर भगव ने मुझे संक्षेप में धम्म की शिक्षा दी, ताकि, भगव से धम्म को सुनकर, मैं एकांत, एकांत, मेहनती, उत्साही और दृढ़ रह सकूं।

इन धम्मों में से, उपाली, जिनके बारे में आप जान सकते हैं: ‘ये धम्म पूरी तरह से नहीं हैं{1} निबिदा के लिए, विराग के लिए, निरोध के लिए, उपसमा के लिए, अभिनय के लिए, संबोधि के लिए, निब्बान के लिए, उपाली के लिए, आप निश्चित रूप से धारण कर सकते हैं: ‘यह धम्म नहीं है, यह विनय नहीं है, यह गुरु का निर्देश नहीं है’

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এই ধম্মবোৰৰ ভিতৰত Upāli, যাৰ বিষয়ে আপুনি জানিব পাৰে: ‘এই ধম্মবোৰ নিব্বিদা, virāga, নিৰোধা, উপসামা, abhiñña, সম্বোধি, Nibbāna, Upāli বাবে সম্পূৰ্ণৰূপে অনুকূল, আপুনি নিশ্চিতভাৱে ধৰি ৰাখিব পাৰে: ‘এয়া হৈছে ধম্ম, বিনায়া, শিক্ষকৰ নিৰ্দেশনা’।

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Satthusāsana Sutta

— Die opdrag van die onderwyser —

Van hierdie dhammas, Upāli, waarvan jy dalk weet: ‘Hierdie dhammas is heeltemal bevorderlik vir nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, tot sambodhi, tot Nibbāna, Upāli, kan jy beslis sê: ‘Dit is die Dhamma, Vinaya, opdrag van die Onderwyser’.

Bëj mirë Pastroje mendjen-Fjalët e veta të Budës 🤕 Satthusāsana Sutta - Udhëzimet e mësuesit - Nga këto dhama, Upāli, për të cilat mund të dini: ‘Këto dhama janë krejtësisht të favorshme për nibbida, virāga, nirodha, upasama, abhiña, për sambodhi, për Nibbāna, Upāli, ju mund të mbani patjetër: ‘Kjo është Dhamma, Vinaya, udhëzimi i mësuesit’.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- تعليمات المعلم -

من بين هذه الداما ، أوبالي ، التي قد تعرفها: “ هذه الداما مواتية تمامًا للنيبيدا ، فيراجا ، نيرودا ، أوباساما ، أبهينيا ، إلى سامبودي ، إلى نيبانا ، أوبالي ، يمكنك بالتأكيد أن تحمل: ‘هذا هو داما ، فينايا ، تعليمات المعلم.

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Satthusāsana Sutta

- Müəllimin göstərişi -

Bilə biləcəyiniz bu dhammalardan Upali: ‘Bu dhammalar nibbida, virağa, nirodha, upasama, abhiñña, sambodhi, Nibbana, Upali üçün tamamilə əlverişlidir, siz mütləq saxlaya bilərsiniz: ‘Bu, Dhamma, Vinaya, Müəllimin göstərişi’.

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Though RSS favoured ballot papers replacing the fraud EVMs Omit Shah said he is in comfortable majority. The BJP when in opposition referred the media as PRESSTITUTE. Now all media support them.

UP Election Results 2017: Mayawati, No 3, Alleges Rigging. BJP Says ‘Take A Chill Pill’ As the BJP won a landslide victory in Uttar Pradesh, former Chief Minister Mayawati blamed it on largescale rigging and threatened to complain to the Election…

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Dr Subramanian Swamy exposes fault in Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) (हिंदी) UP Election Results 2017: Mayawati No 3, Alleges Rigging.

As the BJP headed for a landslide victory in Uttar Pradesh, former Chief Minister Mayawati blamed it on large scale rigging and threatened to complain to the Election Commission and go to court and hold an agitation till the matter was remedied.

Free For All Mad murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) & Omit Shah, if they are really honest, they should get this election countermanded & revert to the system of ballot papers,”Ms Mayawati said. “This issue is so major now that to be silent about it is to strangle democracy.” They are really honest to foreigners kicked out from Bene Israel, Tibet, Africa,Eastern Europe, western Germany, south Russia,Western Europe, Hungary chitpavan brahmins of Rowdy Swayam Sevaks (RSS) as they are slaves of the slaves, stooges, boot 🥾 👅 boot lickers, chamchas, chelas, own mother’s flesh eaters serving their masters 99.9% All Awakened Aboriginal Societies the Sarvajan Samaj.

All Awakened Aboriginal Societies don’t believe in EVMs, said Ms Mayawati, who has a huge voter base among the state’s SC/STs./OBCs/Aboriginal minority Muslims/ Christians/ poor Upper Castes want to know… they say ‘We haven’t voted for the BJP, so where is the question of non-BJP voters being transferred to them,” said Mayawati, who had fielded a large number of Muslim candidates.

“The BJP has murdered democracy,” she added. In Punjab — where the BJP is trailing Congress - “they would also have done the same thing but they got scared”. “If the Election Commission doesn’t listen, I will go to court, do ‘andolan’ (agitation),” she added.

Accusing the BJP of rigging even the recently completed civic elections in Maharashtra, she said “Complaints of faulty EVMs had come through there as well”. While the BJP had not won an outright victory in the Mumbai civic elections, under the aggressive leadership of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, it had closed the gap with four-time winner Shiv Sena, coming to the position of a close second.

https://www.thequint.com/…/maharashtra-civic-polls-show-evm…

Maha Civic Polls Show EVMs May Be ‘Easily Vulnerable Machines’
A storm of complaints across Maharashtra raise serious doubts about how fool-proof EVMs really are.

http://www.thequint.com

Free For All Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) and Bevakoof Jhoothe Psychopath chief are all CHOR GURU & CHANDAL SHISYA.

Ms Mayawati’s BSP won 80% seats in the recently concluded UP Panchayat elections. Now after the dreaded DEMONetisation of Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi), BSP would have won all the seats to comeback in the state and to implement Sarvajan Hitay Saravjan Sukhay i.e., for welfare, happiness and peace for all societies.But only in 20 constituencies the EVMs were replaced in UP Assembly election.

She has got full support of Sarvajan Samaj including SC/STs/OBCs/Minorities and the Upper castes.Because Modi distorted the EVM in 2014 Lok Sabha elections he gobbled the Master Key.
Since Mayawati gave the best governance as CM of UP, she became eligible to be the next PM. This was not tolerated by the congress. So they tampered the EVMs in favour of SP in 2012.Now the whole world is aware of the fact that the EVMs could be tampered , distorted and rigged.

Sharad Yadav, stirred a controversy of electoral vote. “Ballot paper ke bare mein samjhane ki zarurat hai…i.e., there must be an awakening on the use of Ballot paper instead of EVMs until they are entire replaced.

http://indianexpress.com/…/need-constitutional-amendment-m…/

“We have reached a stage where people are demanding hundred per cent deployment of paper audit trail machine. Our plan is that by 2019, the whole country will be covered by paper audit trail machines. The budget for this has been committed now,” Zaidi said while addressing an international seminar today.

“The Commission, with certain additional resources, can undertake the exercise of (holding) simultaneous elections in future. But there are two pre-conditions.“One, there should be an amendment in the Constitution through a process of political consensus and we will need some additional resources in terms of EVMs (electronic voting machines), etc,” Zaidi said.

http://www.igovernment.in/…/2019-general-elections-have-pap…

2019 general elections to have paper-trail EVMs
Instead of waiting till 2019 the CEC must conduct elections with paper ballots system.

It has been proved any doubt that the EVMs could be tampered.

http://indianexpress.com/…/up-panchayat-polls-bsp-back-to-…/

In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections Ms Mayawati’s BSP lost all the seats in UP because of these EVMs. But after some months BSP won with thumping majority with paper ballot system.

Ex CJI sathasivam had committed a grave error of judgement by ordering that the EVMs will be replaced in a phased manner as suggested by the ex CEC Sampath because of the cost of Rs 1600 crores involved in the entire replacement of the EVMs. Only in 8 out of 543 seats were replaced in 2014 Lok Sabha elections which helped the Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) to gobble the Master Key.

After that all state elections are using the very same EVMs that helped the BJP or Congress and their allies getting selected. In UP elections only in 20 constituencies the EVMs are being replaced.

The CJI and CEC must order for paper ballot system till entire EVMs were replaced. And also order for dissolving the Central and state governments selected by these EVMs and go for fresh elections with paper ballot system.

The next general elections are due in 2019.

The paper audit trail machine or Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) was first introduced by the Commission in 2013 in order to enhance transparency in the polls process and increase electorate’s
confidence that their vote goes without error to their desired candidate.

Once the vote is polled, the VVPAT linked EVM immediately takes a printout and it is preserved for later use to tally in case there is a dispute in the final result. Zaidi, who was speaking on the topic ‘Leveraging Technology for Transparent and Credible Elections’,stressed that secrecy of voters will be zealously preserved.

For e-postal ballot, Zaidi said a “safe technology” has been developed and it is being “validated and tested currently….”

Zaidi said the EC has always marched along with technology despite challenges coming its way like “controversies and opposition raised by political parties and activists” while introducing EVMs as replacement of the paper ballot system.

He said despite these results, the EVMs “continued to be attacked by activists in various media and judicial fora on account of alleged lack of transparency”.

“According to these activists, a voter does not get any physical evidence whether his voting has gone to the intended candidate.

This in turn has led to introduction of paper audit trail machines after an order of Supreme Court in 2013,” he said.

The CEC said VVPAT machines hence acted to resolve the queries and clarifications sought by people in this regard.

He added that “not a single” dispute has been reported from the country vis-a-vis VVPAT usage in polls and the EC has deployed more than 20,000 such paper audit trail machines till now.

While moving forward in this direction, the CEC said the most important thing to be kept in mind was the security of the data.

When the BJP was in opposition even the RSS favoured Paper Ballots but after it came to power they prefer EVMs and gave tickets to RSS cadres in support of its hindutva rashtra.

Bevakoof Jhoothe Psychopaths continue to harass the voters because they are not bothered about theirvotes as long as the EVMs are there to select them.

And also the Congress, SP, BJP and all their allies are vultures of a feather that flock together feeding on the bodies of Sarvajan Samaj voters.

BJP is using Religion for votes without any action being taken. RSS a non political party says reservation should be removed which is against our Modern Constitution. Again no action is being taken.

EVMs were tampered in favour of Free For All Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi)

http://history.edri.org/edri-g…/number7.5/no-evoting-germany
Digital Civil Rights in Europe
No e-voting in Germany
Electronic voting
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Deutsch: Keine E-Wahlen in Deutschland
Macedonian: Нема е-гласање во Германија
The German Federal Constitutional Court decided on 3 March 2009 that electronic voting used for the last 10 years, including for the 2005 general elections, was unconstitutional and therefore not to be used for the next elections in September 2009.
The court ruled that the use of the electronic machines contradicts the public nature of elections and the equipment used in 2005 had some shortcomings. However, as there has been no evidence of errors in the past, the results of the previous elections remain valid.
The use of e-voting was challenged by political scientist Joachim Wiesner and his son, physicist Ulrich Wiesner who complained that the system was not transparent because the voter could not check what actually happened to his vote, being actually asked to blindly trust the technology. The voting machines which are manufactured by the Dutch firm Nedap, do not print out receipts. In the plaintiffs’ opinion, the results could be manipulated.
A petition signed by over 45 000 people in 2005, trying to ban e-voting, had been rejected by the German Government. Now, the court ruled that the Federal Voting Machines Ordinance having introduced e-voting was unconstitutional because it did not “ensure that only such voting machines are permitted and used which meet the constitutional requirements of the principle of the public nature of elections.”
Also the court considered that, differently from the traditional voting system where manipulations and frauds are much more difficult involving a high degree of effort and a high risk of detection, “programming errors in the software or deliberate electoral fraud committed by manipulating the software of electronic voting machines can be recognised only with difficulty.” Also, in the court’s opinion, the electors should be able to verify how their vote is recorded without having to possess detailed computer knowledge. “If the election result is determined through computer-controlled processing of the votes stored in an electronic memory, it is not sufficient if merely the result of the calculation process carried out in the voting machine can be taken note of by means of a summarising printout or an electronic display.”
A campaign against electronic voting has been initiated by EDRi member Chaos Computer Club together with the Dutch foundation Wij vertrouwen stemcomputers niet (We don’t trust voting computers) because of the risk of electronic errors and the potential for abuse.
After a group of hackers had succeeded in tampering with similar machines in the Netherlands in 2006, the Dutch Government imposed a moratorium on the use of electronic voting machines and Ireland also has banned electronic voting.
German Court Rules E-Voting Unconstitutional (3.03.2009)
German Court Rules E-Voting Unconstitutional | DW | 03.03.2009

German Court Rules E-Voting Unconstitutional | DW | 03.03.2009
By Deutsche Welle (www.dw.com)

Germanys highest court has ruled that the use of electronic voting in the last general election was unconstitutional. However, the Karlsruhe judges said the 2005 vote was still valid as there was no evidence of errors.

Federal Constitutional Court - Press release on Use of voting computers in
2005 Bundestag election unconstitutional (3.03.2009) http://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/…/p…/bvg09-019en.html
Voting machines unconstitutional in Germany (3.03.2009) Voting machines unconstitutional in Germany

Voting machines unconstitutional in Germany
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EDRi-gram: Electronic voting machines eliminated in the Netherlands
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Since Congress started distorting EVM in its favour and then SP to defeat BSP, It has to be watched as to whose benefit distorting, rigging and tampering will take place. Now the whole world is aware of the fact that the EVM could be distorted.
खबरदार चुनाव जीतने के लिए भाजपा EVM से छेड़छाड़ कर सकती है | BJP may distort EMV to win election
Just 1% intolerant, violent, militant, shooting, lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded, terrorist, horrorist cannibal chitpawan brahmin of Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks (RSS) Jagaran had projected 300 seats for Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths (BJP) and was booked for action. When the BJP was in opposition the RSS favoured paper ballots. Now since BJP is in power the want these EVMs to keep tampering in their favour.
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RSS favours paper ballots, EVMs subjected to public scrutiny
New Delhi | Saturday, Aug 28 2010 IST
Joining the controversy regarding the reliablity of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) which have been questioned by political parties, the RSS today asked the Election Commission (EC) to revert back to tried and tested paper ballots and subject EVMs to public scrutiny whether these gadgets are tamper proof. In an editorial titled ‘Can we trust our EVMs?’, The Organiser, the RSS mouthpiece, noted it was a fact that till date an absolutely tamper-proof machine had not been invented and credibility of any system depends on ‘transparency, verifiability and trustworthiness’ than on blind and atavistic faith in its infallibility.
The issue is not a ‘private affair’ and it involves the future of India. Even if the EVMs were genuine, there was no reason for the EC to be touchy about it, the paper commented. The Government and the EC can’t impose EVMs as a fait accompli on Indian democracy as the only option before the voter. There were flaws like booth capturing, rigging, bogus voting, tampering and ballot paper snatching in the ballot paper system of polling leading the country to switch over to the EVMs and all these problems were relevant in EVMs too. Rigging was possible even at the counting stage. What made the ballot papers voter-friendly was that all aberrations were taking place before the public eye and hence open for corrections whereas the manipulations in the EVMs is entirely in the hands of powers that be and the political appointees manning the sytem, the paper commented. The EVM has only one advantage — ’speed’ but that advantage has been undermined by the staggered polls at times spread over three to four months. ‘’This has already killed the fun of the election process,’’ the paper noted. Of the dozen General Elections held in the country, only two were through the EVMs and instead of rationally addressing the doubts aired by reputed institutions and experts the Government has resorted to silence its critics by ‘intimidation and arrests on false charges’, the paper observed, recalling the arrest of Hyederabad-based technocrat Hari Prasad by the Mumbai Police. Prasad’s research has proved that the EVMs were ‘vulnerable to fraud’. The authorities want to send a message that anybody who challenges the EC runs the risk of persecution and harassment, the RSS observed. Most countries around the world looked at the EVMs with suspicion and countries like the Netherlands, Italy, Germany and Ireland had all
reverted back to paper ballots shunning EVMs because they were ‘easy to falsify, risked eavesdropping and lacked transparency’.
Democracy is too precious to be handed over to whims or an opaque establishment and network of unsafe gizmos. ‘’For the health of Indian democracy it is better to return to tried and tested methods or else elections in future can turn out to be a farce,’’ the editorial said.– (UNI) — 28DI28.xml
Now will the BJP Say ‘Take A Chill Pill’ with its lawmaker Babul Supriyo allege the RSS. that it has become “inconsequential” and for whose farewell it is ? Smriti Irani, too, can take a swipe at RSS, saying it was a case of “sour grapes” when BJP was in opposition.
Now the CEC and CJI must order for dissolution of Central and State governments selected by these EVMs and go for fresh polls with paper ballots till the entire EVMs are replaced as we have reached a stage where people are demanding hundred per cent deployment of paper audit trail machine. And as the plan is that by 2019, the whole country will be covered by paper audit trail machines. The budget for this has been committed now as said by Zaidi.
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