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ancients texts only mentions 4 castes classified on the basis of work they do. some people like Manu have written their own take on the cast system in which discrimination of dalits is mentioned.
Please explain what about work
 
4 types of work :
priest: Brahman
Army: Kshatriya
Business: vaishya
Manual labor: Sudra.
So its mean caste system mentioned in your religious texts but i need to know either Shudra not allowed in texts to enter and so poja in mandirs
 
4 types of work :
priest: Brahman
Army: Kshatriya
Business: vaishya
Manual labor: Sudra.

Can you kindly stop spreading misinformation.

Brahmins are those who choose take up the study of scripture and renounce wealth, land and weapons.
Kshatriya are those who choose take up weapons but renounce wealth, land and scriptures.
Vaishya are those who choose take up wealth and renounce land, weapons and scriptures
Sudra are those who choose to take up land (farming, cows) and renounce trading, weapons and scriptures.

They are not categorised by their work, but by their "guna" or Nature.

Like all system, they too failed when the checks and Balance failed with changing times and hostile environment.

So its mean caste system mentioned in your religious texts but i need to know either Shudra not allowed in texts to enter and so poja in mandirs

If a person born a shudra learns the scriptures and does pooja in mandirs then he is no more a shudra, he is a Brahmin.
 
Can you kindly stop spreading misinformation.

Brahmins are those who choose take up the study of scripture and renounce wealth, land and weapons.
Kshatriya are those who choose take up weapons but renounce wealth, land and scriptures.
Vaishya are those who choose take up wealth and renounce land, weapons and scriptures
Sudra are those who choose to take up land (farming, cows) and renounce trading, weapons and scriptures.

They are not categorised by their work, but by their "guna" or Nature.

Like all system, they too failed when the checks and Balance failed with changing times and hostile environment.



If a person born a shudra learns the scriptures and does pooja in mandirs then he is no more a shudra, he is a Brahmin.
:o:
but i heard some thing else
 
So its mean caste system mentioned in your religious texts but i need to know either Shudra not allowed in texts to enter and so poja in mandirs
nope. Compiler of Vedas : Ved Vyasa himself was from fishermen community ( shudra as per the modern times).

:o:
but i heard some thing else
not ur fault. the practice is corrupted.

Can you kindly stop spreading misinformation.

Brahmins are those who choose take up the study of scripture and renounce wealth, land and weapons.
Kshatriya are those who choose take up weapons but renounce wealth, land and scriptures.
Vaishya are those who choose take up wealth and renounce land, weapons and scriptures
Sudra are those who choose to take up land (farming, cows) and renounce trading, weapons and scriptures.

They are not categorised by their work, but by their "guna" or Nature.

Like all system, they too failed when the checks and Balance failed with changing times and hostile environment.



If a person born a shudra learns the scriptures and does pooja in mandirs then he is no more a shudra, he is a Brahmin.
have i told something else ?
 
Can you kindly stop spreading misinformation.

Brahmins are those who choose take up the study of scripture and renounce wealth, land and weapons.
Kshatriya are those who choose take up weapons but renounce wealth, land and scriptures.
Vaishya are those who choose take up wealth and renounce land, weapons and scriptures
Sudra are those who choose to take up land (farming, cows) and renounce trading, weapons and scriptures.

They are not categorised by their work, but by their "guna" or Nature.

Like all system, they too failed when the checks and Balance failed with changing times and hostile environment.



If a person born a shudra learns the scriptures and does pooja in mandirs then he is no more a shudra, he is a Brahmin.

The caste system is rigid - that why Arjuna was not recommended to be take up brahmanism (priest) as he was a Khastriya born (warrior) . According to Krsna - one cant choose his/her caste which is predetermined by birth nor change one's caste (occupation)

Bhagavd Gita Chpt 18 text 47

sreyan sva-dharmo vigunah
para-dharmat sv-anusthitat
svabhava-niyatam karma
kurvan napnoti kilbisam

It is better to engage in one's own occupation, even though one may perform it imperfectly, than to accept another's occupation and perform it perfectly. Prescribed duties, according to one's nature, are never affected by sinful reactions.
 
The caste system is rigid - that why Arjuna was not recommended to be take up brahmanism (priest) as he was a Khastriya born (warrior) . According to Krsna - one cant choose his/her caste which is predetermined by birth nor change one's caste (occupation)

Bhagavd Gita Chpt 18 text 47

sreyan sva-dharmo vigunah
para-dharmat sv-anusthitat
svabhava-niyatam karma
kurvan napnoti kilbisam

It is better to engage in one's own occupation, even though one may perform it imperfectly, than to accept another's occupation and perform it perfectly. Prescribed duties, according to one's nature, are never affected by sinful reactions.

How many times am I required to demolish the same argument ? I recall having done it twice already, once specifically with you.

Go troll somebody else.
 
Stop making insulting comments.
 
nope. Compiler of Vedas : Ved Vyasa himself was from fishermen community ( shudra as per the modern times).
?

Vyasa was the illegitimate child - fathered by an Aryan Brahmin - Parasara , his mother - Dravidian Naga Tamil ,

According to aryan culture - a child fathered by an aryan brahmin is considered Aryan Barhmin A strategy adopted by Aryan invaders to culturally and racially dilute local Tamil population.

Golwalkar: How The Breed Of Kerala Hindus Was Improved By Namboodiri Brahmins

Vyasa with Narada

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Vyasa was the illegitimate child - fathered by an Aryan Brahmin - Parasara , his mother - Dravidian Naga Tamil ,

According to aryan culture - a child fathered by an aryan brahmin is considered Aryan Barhmin A strategy adopted by Aryan invaders to culturally and racially dilute local Tamil population.

Golwalkar: How The Breed Of Kerala Hindus Was Improved By Namboodiri Brahmins

Vyasa with Narada

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1. Wrong, Vyasa was very much a legitimate child. Hinduism recognizes 8 different kind of marriages and the union between Rishi Prasasara and his mother, a Fisher Women called Satyavati was a Gandharva Vivah. His mother was not "dravidian", since Satyavati later on married the King Vichitravirya of Hastinapur (Haryana, North India) and became Queen of Hastinapur.

2. Satyavati is better known as the Grandmother of Didharashtra, Pandu and Vidur who were also children of Veda Vayasa through Niyog with Ambika and Ambalika. She is also the great Grandmother of the Pandava's and Kauravas.

3. Vyasa was a Brahmin because when he was 5, Rishi Parasara took him away from his mother and raised him on his own and educated him. He did this because he did not want his son to become a fisherman like his mother or his maternal grandfather.

4. Finally Kerala Namboodiri's claim lineage from Parasurama who cleared the land of Kerala, for his children. Which is why the kerala Namboodri were able to teach Kalari to their children, the Nairs.
 
4. Finally Kerala Namboodiri's claim lineage from Parasurama who cleared the land of Kerala, for his children. Which is why the kerala Namboodri were able to teach Kalari to their children, the Nairs.

Brahmin will claim lineage to anything to impose their dominance with fake/fabricated myths - nothing historic , but Kalari payat evidence traces back to the Tamil sangam literature of the 5th to 6th century BC -the Akananuru and Purananuru describes the martial warfare using spears, swords, shields, bows and silambam in the Sangam era i.e 1000 to 5000 BC

Namboodari contribution is Malayalam - mixxing local Tamil with Sanskrit
 

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