J Sai Deepak speech on Intercaste Marriage

[@nandivadaradhakrishna7451]

Sai Deepak Garu as usual YOU ARE A WONDERUL PERSON

[@bharatmatakijai9601]

She should write down her question first instead of wasting so much time of the panel and the audience!!😂😂

[@gayatricasey6618]

See it's okay...

[@Sai-xi5ln]

Don't be a d*ck

[@parvatanaya]

Bhramins not having any political muscle to oppose structures / who can learn vedas may be true, but it does not also mean that Bhramins would embrace other communities with interest in Vedas with open arms. There might be one or two here and there who is all embracing but can't generalize. Remember at the end of the day vaidhika bhramins are also practicing their profession for pay and every profession comes with an attempt to protect their jobs. I still think that institutionalizing the study of Vedas can change things instead of arguing "who is stopping them?" etc.

[@deepthirao6381]

"Pay"? You mean the 2k per month they get from become priests in Govt owned temples or the "donations" that come on the plate from devotees? You think in this racing-behind-money world anybody would kill for that job?

[@rk-is3cw]

@@deepthirao6381 People still think it is done high paying profession to keep trade secret!!!

[@morsken]

@parvatanaya , totally false narrative. I am learning and I know it's very tough. There's hardly anyone willing to learn, because you need to put hours of daily practice and little money earned, not enough to feed family decently. Can't go back to other high paying jobs. I know many students who love their traditional practices fully knowing the lack of money. Stop spreading fake news and you are welcome to learn

[@cpadman5800]

The truth is that the Vedas are already open to all. Europeans, South Americans, and other nationalities are already learning Sanskrit and Vedas and pronouncing the mantras correctly. You can watch several videos on KZbin. PM Modi went to Brazil this week ( Rio) and was welcomed by Brazilians reciting Sanskrit slokas. The world is changing very fast. However, it is also important that we must encourage and support Vedic schools in Tamil Nadu and elsewhere run by Brahmins.

[@navinshettigar5137]

1. Caste is not about God. 2. At a Spiritual level Caste is about the Guna of a person, 100 years ago a proper Brahmin practitioner with his diet and routines would find it easy to have a wife who aligns with his life style. 3. At social level, caste is about teaching professional skills to your kids as they could learn easily while growing up with their family and community. 3. Men being the primary bread earner (physical strength & logistics issue) was trained to take over the father's business and the woman had to leave her parents house after marriage. Hence women were allowed to marry outside caste.

[@chandraravikumar]

Right. This may not seem fair in today’s society. But many ways of present day world may horrify the future. But one important disinction is between Varna and Jaathi, which we confuse because we do not use OUR words for them, but the word “caste” which is alien in origin and meaning and totally unapplicable to our society.m

[@alpeshmittal3779]

For those who say varna was not by birth but by karma etc or believe such lies First question is why is there a need to divide people and restrict flow of knowledge? Will society be harmed or will benefit if every one gained spiritual and military skills or whatever trading skill they like?! It's such a waste of human potential! Still RSS and other right wingers call it scientific and useful!! Here: Well vedas : rigveda ( rigved mandal 10) gives definition of four varna, yajurveda mentions definition of chandal ( shudra father and brahmin mother ) and nishadha ( vaishya father and brahmin mother) which is proof of birth based varna system and discrimination (Google what it means), mahabharat has many stories about birth based varna system ( check what " sut" in sutputra karna means. Its not sudra like most believe) its a clan of people whose father was kshatriya and mother was brahmin ....as they broke code of varna system they are punished by having status lower than kshatriya., Bhagwat Gita is just part of mahabharat so in that context it does believe in birth based discrimination right there. When Krishna says women become impure due to war is because this varna system gets corrupted by women marrying outside of varna system!! He does consider it as corruption of religion! The guna and karma that Krishna uses are past life karma and gunas are assumed according to the which ever varna person was born into ( bhagwatGita 4:13). bhagwat Gita talks about paap yoni ( even women and vaishya are called paap yoni) etc and says one must do work of varna he was born into no matter how bad he was at it, and never do work of other varna no matter how good he is at it, (bhagwatGita 18:47).... If you read 4:13 along with 18:47 this will be crystal clear!! with this context all Gita is actually trying to implement birth based varna system and discrimination out of which caste system originated. In Valmiki krut ramayana Ram is called protector of varna system which is called varna dharm!! So from vedas to mahabharat, ramayana, puranas , all smritis including manusmriti are all talking about birth based discriminatory varna system out of which caste system originated!! so from vedas to ramayana, mahabharat, bhagwat gita all sanction varna system out of which caste system originated. So caste discrimination is a religious problem that needs to be addressed. No one wants to do that because whole edifice of religion comes down with it.

[@alpeshmittal3779]

For those who say varna was not by birth but by karma etc or believe such lies First question is why is there a need to divide people and restrict flow of knowledge? Will society be harmed or will benefit if every one gained spiritual and military skills or whatever trading skill they like?! It's such a waste of human potential! Still RSS and other right wingers call it scientific and useful!! Here: Well vedas : rigveda ( rigved mandal 10) gives definition of four varna, yajurveda mentions definition of chandal ( shudra father and brahmin mother ) and nishadha ( vaishya father and brahmin mother) which is proof of birth based varna system and discrimination (Google what it means), mahabharat has many stories about birth based varna system ( check what " sut" in sutputra karna means. Its not sudra like most believe) its a clan of people whose father was kshatriya and mother was brahmin ....as they broke code of varna system they are punished by having status lower than kshatriya., Bhagwat Gita is just part of mahabharat so in that context it does believe in birth based discrimination right there. When Krishna says women become impure due to war is because this varna system gets corrupted by women marrying outside of varna system!! He does consider it as corruption of religion! The guna and karma that Krishna uses are past life karma and gunas are assumed according to the which ever varna person was born into ( bhagwatGita 4:13). bhagwat Gita talks about paap yoni ( even women and vaishya are called paap yoni) etc and says one must do work of varna he was born into no matter how bad he was at it, and never do work of other varna no matter how good he is at it, (bhagwatGita 18:47).... If you read 4:13 along with 18:47 this will be crystal clear!! with this context all Gita is actually trying to implement birth based varna system and discrimination out of which caste system originated. In Valmiki krut ramayana Ram is called protector of varna system which is called varna dharm!! So from vedas to mahabharat, ramayana, puranas , all smritis including manusmriti are all talking about birth based discriminatory varna system out of which caste system originated!! so from vedas to ramayana, mahabharat, bhagwat gita all sanction varna system out of which caste system originated. So caste discrimination is a religious problem that needs to be addressed. No one wants to do that because whole edifice of religion comes down with it.

[@cyb-m]

I think the best way to keep up the vedic life is for brahmins to resort to farming. Dont own massive lands. just small pieces. study the vedas early morning, tend to the farm, cattle in the late morning and afternoon. It takes you back to nature, to god, to really matters, and away from all the maya of modern kaliyuga society.

[@meenu999]

Yes, that will take them out of competition in all types of jobs and get no reservations too, right?

[@cyb-m]

@ I am Brahmin myself. And yes if they go back to farming, then they don’t need to depend on other sources of income. I am not saying, they should not learn different trades for knowledge sake. But if vaideekis also do farming then they don’t need to depend on others to support them, and will be close to nature and away from the evils of modern society. They won’t need reservations. AI is going to take over all those tech jobs, very few will have jobs as verification and test engineers. And we all have to eat, so farming will be crucial. Many Brahmin boys don’t get girls to marry, as all of them want rich and established guys. So, people who are in the vaideeki profession are even worse off, due to low income and not fashionable way of life. I am single too. Even after being in IT and in America. Real Brahmin life is boring and requires high discipline and most kids girls and boys don’t want it.

[@adityasundar324]

​@meenu999 I am saying this as a Brahamin. The genesis for the degeneration of the entire Hindu society started with the Brahamins. It was the brahamins who were the first to leave their Dharma. I am not going into the reasons or the circumstances which paved way for that, but we need to follow our dharma, at least partially, if not completely.

[@RG-un2vl]

@@adityasundar324 they did not leave their Dharma, they were just better situated due to their training to adapt to the new system during colonial rule. Since their occupation was learning, they could easily adapt to learning English and get into clerical jobs, which were the best jobs at the time for Indians, pathetic as it may be. The Varnas involved in vocational training and arts had basically nowhere to go and no means of earning a livelihood once their industry was destroyed by the British. So in a beggars world, the one with a single rupee is going to be looked on with contempt by those who have none or those who have no means of earning that rupee. Add to it the colonial narrative that intentionally instigated those who did not have that single rupee by pointing the finger at those who did, implicating them as the cause of all problems. What people do not understand is that those who caused the suffering are getting away with it Scot-free. While we point fingers at each other.

[@adityasundar324]

@@RG-un2vl It was not mere clerical jobs which was adopted. There were Administrative and Judicial jobs (which is Kshatriya Dharma) which was also adopted. The representation of Brahamins in the Bureaucracy of the British in Madras Presidency and immediately after independence of Bharat was disproportionate to the population of Brahamins in the Presidency. Generations of Brahamins have left chanting vedic mantras (I am not insisting that they should earn their livelihood through vaideekam). How many Brahamins do regular sandhyavandhanam? How many Brahamins have abandoned the poojas which was passed down for generations? I am talking about this. An analogy is given by the erstwhile pontiff of Kanchi Mutt wherein he states that the Dharmic acts are like peddling a bicycle. It is the good dharmic acts of our ancestors which propels us ahead. but we need to continue to pedal and not merely coast because after a point of time, the bicycle will slow down and finally stop. Brahamins should course-correct and get back to our roots and do our dharma. Brahamins are supposed to guide the entire community, which can be done only if brahamins practice it themselves. Now, I am not pin-pointing any particular person and making this statement. I am talking about the community as a whole across the length and breath of Bharath. We need to get back to our roots. Dharmo Rakshathi rakshitaha. Dharma Protects those who protects themselves.

[@HumanistFirst01]

The current education system is extremely subversive. We must find a true alternative which can both enlighten the society and be a mode of livelihood.

[@visalinikumaraswamy6431]

Extremely wonderful headshot! JSD never disappoints. The choice of words and sequence of facts in handling such delicate matter is extremely commendable.

[@madicherlasritarun3698]

Non brahmins also can learn vedas. I personally know few people who learned vedas and few learned sooktas and upanishads. In multiple puranas and Manusmriti also it was mentioned.

[@steamerSama]

Non Hindus can also learn. Who is stopping anyone? If someone dons the janeu, prays religiously, follows ceremonies, follows a satvic diet, be compassionate and learns the vedas, shastras and understand the philosophy of Upanishads, they are brahmin. Period. It's the behaviour that makes one a Brahmin, not birth.

[@heyva1]

Just learning is not enough. You need to have a particular mindset and thought processes to understand in depth. It is not MA or PhD that you can just learn by mote. For learning Vedas and advancing in Hinduism, instincts are very important It is a test of instincts and that is why Brahmins are the best.

[@AmoghavarshaNrupatunga]

This is the very reason Bharat dismantled. Vedas must be open to all, irrespective of their hereditary caste!

[@hemantketkar8929]

I am attached to Vivekananda Kendra and like to invite you for a lecture on Swami Vivekananda, who is called Yuva Sanyasi, in the present terms to make Bharat Vishwa Guru. I also like to know, do you speak in Hindi

[@anooradharavi2927]

Sai Deepak....admire his bold, erudite, logical reasoning... Superb message... Keep it up ,Sai

[@Goodnesswithros]

I have done intercaste marriage without awareness too but its not about castes. My ancesral maternal grandma was very high caste than Chettiyar that they donated lands to build temples. Im from higher castes mixed from both maternal and paternal sides. My ancestral deity murugan and husband is different. God is kind. All gods is just about one god 🙏

[@Shandilya-q3i]

Higher lower caste kuch nhi h, Brahman kshatriya shadi kre to bhi varnsankar hi hoga😂 Tu varnsankar h ab lowest

[@priyanshusolanki6209]

Did you married with a SC Or ST??

[@maghee83]

ada parpana adimai naye, ungalai pondra soothira adimaigalaal thaan parpanuku balam

[@Goodnesswithros]

@priyanshusolanki6209 its hard anyway to explain but I realize even of we have progressive thoughts society doesnt.

[@Shandilya-q3i]

@@Goodnesswithros anything against shastras are not progressive

[@Homosapein14]

He doesn’t have a clear answer for inter caste marriage, that’s why he doesn’t have a direct answer, end of it he is a Brahmin

[@DrRenuMakana]

Then u didn't understand anything...go through the video once again

[@Mitthya]

Please explain me​@@DrRenuMakana

[@srinivask2485]

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[@Homosapein14]

@@DrRenuMakanaDear Sai Deepak blind believer please go through the video for your understanding and explain me.

[@DrRenuMakana]

@@Homosapein14 which point exactly u didn't understand??? The temples part or vedas part ??

[@chandraravikumar]

Sir, first what do we / you mean by the word “ caste”? As I do not know the Portuguese language, and imagine that I do not know English, but do know all the languages of our country, then, what words would you use instead of “caste”? Varna? Jaathi? Or both interchangeably? If so, how can we use them interchangeably when each of them have different meanings and significance? Sir, by continuing to use a word imposed on us by an ill-meaning alien people who for a short period occupied our land physically, but occupying our minds for longer and deeper, we are harming ourselves and our ancient civilization irreparably. If we used Varna and Jaathi in their true meaning, wecwould not be so confused.

[@sowmya7648]

Watch from 1:23 for JSD

[@sambasivana.p6329]

THANK YOU

[@parashuramway]

Only because of good people like we get rainfall ❤😊

[@krishnamurthy-yi7rl]

Brahminism and this new instant sanatana is a curse on our non brahmin majority soceity

[@parthdeshmukh5418]

Whatt😂😂

[@parthdeshmukh5418]

Because of brahmins you can call yourself vedic, arya, hindu, dharmic.

[@krishnamurthy-yi7rl]

@@parthdeshmukh5418 ok you can laugh at buddha , basavanna , Kabir , thiruvalluvar, dayananad saraswati, allama Prabhu ....etc.. they also told the same

[@krishnamurthy-yi7rl]

@@parthdeshmukh5418 I am not Vedic , I am not arya , my ancestors did not migrate to this country , out ancestors were inhabitants of this Deccan plateau, ..my dharma does not discriminate on the basis of caste , my dharma believes in inclusiveness of society

[@krishnamurthy-yi7rl]

@@parthdeshmukh5418 I am not hindu I belong to vaishnava sect

[@nagarajakm6374]

Sanaatana dharma ki jai,,,,, Satyameva jayathe 🙏

[@Dailytreatsz]

Boring... what is use of learning these concentrate on science and equality live and let live is simple ... true hindu stop talking and identifying caste ... where are u on people denied entry to temple ... ur so boring

[@old5668]

First of all , Sai, saibaba was vedic? Next , although I appreciate the pursuit of V1 to hold on to Vedic dharma, but be honest , is it all about this pursuit? With his meagre income that exponentially increase with the devotion of V1,V2,V3,V4,....and falls with their decrease! Dear Sai, tell me what would happen what would happen to V1, if V2 hadn't then built the magnificent Tirupati Temple. And what if V3,V4... stopped going ro the temple and found a way to behold my beloved Perumal in their own hearts taught by the Vedas. It would be futile even to attempt to argue with a lawyer. But I ask you to contemplate on what you profess at times! Om Sat Sai From V infinitely down

[@geraldinesrikanth4468]

❤🎉

[@raghuveerdas]

People caste system abolished in 1948. Stop this nonsense.

[@nandiniajay3555]

She wants to uphold sanatana but why she is not keeping a bindi? Many are hesitant to wear a bindi why ?

[@gayatricasey6618]

How do u know she is married or not.

[@sinivlogzz]

Y.j😮

[@ByshiWolowitz-ry1ey]

Vedas = Science. Reading science in school = Learning Vedas!

[@Dr.Infinity-0]

I never seen periodic table in vedas

[@ByshiWolowitz-ry1ey]

Look I don't care about such caste and religion and stuff. If I love a girl and she loves me back boom I am in!

[@KrishnaAddepalli]

This is movie style thinking! Practical life is very different. Once the initial chemistry is over in a marriage, the brought up(which is different in different castes, regions etc.) will dictate the stability of the marriage. This is the reason our ancestors did not encourage intercaste marriages.

[@shantha6726]

What is love according to you? then it has something say

[@palla7047]

I will marry any religion girl except Muslims and Christian girls because islam and Christianity always tried to destroy Hinduism

[@AashishSrinivaastavaa]

​@@KrishnaAddepalli And yet multiple affairs were rampant between different social strata, castes. Love occurs with people who are equally aligned in some variable, marriage on the other hand always, Irrespective of cultural similarities or dissimilarities faces a problem of diminishing marginal utility without any exceptions as a greater deal of familiarity sets in. Remove the institution of marriage, remove the brahminism from your thinking

[@chummidixit6433]

​@@KrishnaAddepalli but there are divorces even in same caste marriage. So in today's world marriage itself is useless scam of patriarchy

[@niruscafe8056]

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