Vikram Sampath on North-South Divide Myth & Explains History Of Kashi | J Sai Deepak Shaifali Vaidya

"Waiting for Shiva: Unearthing the Truth of Kashi's Gyan Vapi" by Vikram Sampath
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*Introduction*
* Organized by Pune Samad, Pra Kitan Foundation & Prabodhan Munch
* Significance of lamp lighting in Indian culture
*About the Book*
* "Waiting for Shiva" explores the history and sanctity of Kashi (Varanasi)
* Discusses the repeated attacks and resilience of the Vishweshwar temple
*Vikram Sampath: Introduction*
* Renowned historian and author
* Acknowledgement for support and gratitude towards Pune
*Book Launch Ceremony*
* Introduction of dignitaries including advocates and authors
*Content of the Book*
* Significance of Shivalinga (representation of Shiva)
* Importance of Kashi Vishwanath Temple in the city's energy structure
* Historical sources used in research (Persian accounts, legal papers)
* Resilience of Hindus in reclaiming sacred spaces
* Weaponization of Buddhist history to downplay Hindu claims
* Importance of understanding the cultural and metaphysical significance of temples
* Belief in the permanent presence of divine energy in Hindu temples
*Historical Context*
* Kashi as a sacred place for Buddhists, Jains, and Hindus
* Coexistence of different faiths in Kashi
* Repeated destruction and reconstruction of the temple by various rulers
* Legal battles fought by Hindus to preserve sacred sites
*Other Discussions*
* Role of different regions of India in contributing to Kashi
* Story of Vishnu's disguise to remove a Buddhist ruler
* Importance of cultural knowledge for interpreting historical facts
* Efforts by historical figures to reclaim Kashi
*Overall Message*
* Importance of understanding the historical and cultural context of Kashi
* Emphasis on preserving Hindu heritage and traditions
*Additional Notes*
* The video includes discussions on specific legal cases and interpretations of religious texts.
* The speaker criticizes the Places of Worship Act and suggests a truth and repatriation tribunal.
* Challenges faced by historians in writing about sensitive topics are also addressed.
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Actually Vikram Ji the north south divide is created by the colonial mindset those fools need to wake up Bharat is 1 om namah shivaya

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*Hindus are 8th Class citizens* because :
1) State control of Hindu temples and their properties
2) Injustice towards Kashmiri Hindus
3) Waqf Act of 1995
4) RTE (Right to Education) Act
5) Legislations favouring non-Hindus & discriminating against Hindus
6) Judiciary that exclusively tries to reform only Hindu Dharma
7) Celebrating those who killed and converted millions of Hindus
8) Places of Worship Act 1991