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The Ambedkarite movement is growing and roaring, but without a revolutionary cultural movement that challenges established Brahminical culture, it will not sustain. This sustainability of the Ambedkarite movement lies in making it a cultural movement.. <1>
We need separate culture to fight against Brahminism.
We must establish our philosophical superiority and cultural too to defeat the enemy on the moral .<2>
We must establish our philosophical superiority and cultural too to defeat the enemy on the moral .<2>
We need counter revolution to tackle this disease as Babashaib suggested.
When Ashoka made Buddhism as a state religion that was the biggest blow for Brahmins in India history.
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When Ashoka made Buddhism as a state religion that was the biggest blow for Brahmins in India history.
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The Brahmins lost state patronage lost their occupation which mainly consisted in performing sacrifices for a fee which often times was very substantial and which constituted their chief source of living. The Brahmins therefore lived as a common man. <4>
As Babashaib said :
History of India is nothing but the battle between Buddhism and Brahmanism.
When Babasaheb embraced Buddhism he embraced the revolutionary aspect of it.
He saw Buddhism not as a religion, but as a revolution far bigger than
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History of India is nothing but the battle between Buddhism and Brahmanism.
When Babasaheb embraced Buddhism he embraced the revolutionary aspect of it.
He saw Buddhism not as a religion, but as a revolution far bigger than
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than even the French revolution in terms of outreach and impact.
The whole Buddhist phenomenon in our early history was a story of Dalit-Bahujan protest against Brahminism <6>
The whole Buddhist phenomenon in our early history was a story of Dalit-Bahujan protest against Brahminism <6>
The Buddha says,
'Just as various different streams flow into a river and become one, so, too, the different castes, when they come into the sangha [the community of the Buddhist faithful], they join the sea of colourless water'. <7>
'Just as various different streams flow into a river and become one, so, too, the different castes, when they come into the sangha [the community of the Buddhist faithful], they join the sea of colourless water'. <7>
When Buddha showed the unique path of enlightenment or self-realisation using noble eight-fold path, it was his revolution against the social evils and his fight against the Chaturvarnya that made him a revolutionary. <8>
This is how we can abolish caste at least with in our communities.
The pan India Buddhist organisation is missing and the voice of Prabuddha Bharat is absent in the national discourse. <9>
The pan India Buddhist organisation is missing and the voice of Prabuddha Bharat is absent in the national discourse. <9>
The Ambedkarite movement is growing but without a revolutionary cultural movement that challenges established Brahminical culture, it will not sustain.
This sustainability of the Ambedkarite movement lies in making it a cultural and social movement. <end >
This sustainability of the Ambedkarite movement lies in making it a cultural and social movement. <end >
