 | GANPATI : WHATS TRUTH AND WHATS THE MYTH ?????
In ancient India, there were tribal democracies called as GANA-RAJYA. During the time of the BUDDHA, there were 16 big tribal democracies all over India. They were called as MAHA-JANAPAD. The chief of the TRIBAL DEMOCRACY ( GANA-RAJYA ) was called as GANA-PATI or GANA-RAJ.
Brahmins destroyed these TRIBAL DEMOCRACIES ( GANA-RAJYA ) and established their MONOPOLY. The 1st Indian DEMOCRACIC RULER ( GANA-RAJ) was MAHADEV. So, he is called as MAHA-GANAPATI. He was the biggest enemy of brahmin invaders. Brahmins were hating him the most. So, they were calling him as GOD OF DESTRUCTION ( SANHARAK). His son GANESHA was like him only and he was the biggest enemy of brahmins. After Mahadeva, GANESHA became the chief of their Kingdom; so he was called as GANA-PATI. He brutally had defeated the cunning brahmins.
Native Indians ( MULNIVASI BHARATIYA ) peoples were highly respecting and revering GANA-PATI mAHADEVA and Ganesha. Brahmins tried to vanish their history but peoples couldnt forget these 2 great leaders. So, finally, brahmins made brahamanization of these 2 great persons and written in history about them as an enemies of the RAKSHAS ( i.e. MULNIVASI INDIANS ). Out of hatred, brahmins call native Indians ( mulnivasi ) as Rakshasas.
Indians were revering these 2 persons all over the years. but out of hatred towards them, brahmins started throwing their statues in water. Manusmriti says that, revere and rejoice your enemy till he is powrful; but once he becomes weak, throw his down with such a power that, he will remain nowhere. Present day GANESHOTSAVA is good example of this Manusmriti rule. Brahmins respect our great ancestor only for 10 days and then on 10th day; thow him in water. ALL INDIANS SHOULD NOT THROW GANA-PATI IN WATER....ITS THE INSULT OF OUR GREAT ANCESTORS !!!! |
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