SPORTS 1 SHRIDHAR
TILVE
Sports are probably the
best invention of religious age. Here faith in rules and regulation matters most.
Without belief in faith in rules regulation you can't play the game. You can't
provide scientific reason for those rules but yet you follow them because from
your bottom of brain you know that it will become impossible to play the game
without faith in those rules. So sports compelled you to believe faith
indirectly. In shaivism and other Indian religion war turned into sports and Mahabharata
was the best example of symbolic representation and Hindu GODS like RAM and
KRISHNA [ALONG WITH ASHWATHAMA} broke the rules and won battles for their side.
It provided authenticity to corruption to Hindu mind and "THE ONE WHO
PROTECTS LAKE WILL TASTE THE WATER ILLEGALLY" became norm in
Hinduism.
In these sports only
Brahmins and Kshatriyas were insiders and all other warnas were outsiders.
Naturally you have every right to kill outsiders unethically and KRISHNA
ORDERED TO KILL KARNA BECAUSE HE WAS SUTPUTRA. RAM applies same logic while
killing WALLI declaring him as monkey and as RAM is NAR (man ) he has
right to hunt WANAR .
So who should play the
sports and why? Only inside caste you can play it because touch is allowed and
you can take lunch and dinner together while playing. KURUKSHETRA was possible
because insiders were playing to each other with some exceptions. What about
real sports?
Because of
VARNJATVYAWSTHA sports were impossible to play. Naturally in INDIA warrior
sports like FOOTALL didn't emerge. Untouchability and casteism didn't allow
sports free kick in social structure in Hinduism and African countries who have
embraced ISLAM are emerging as sports countries faster than the HINDU countries.
In future one day will
come when all countries will shine in sports and India will stand in last man
standing. Probably at that time she will realize what she has lost.
Sports are fantastic
touches of humanity where you fight and embrace each other. The country who
still believes untouchability can't do that. Shame of it!
SHRIDHAR TILVE NAIK
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